In this episode of Macabre Mixtape, we unravel the eerie history of the morrissey Mansion, a once-grand estate now enveloped by tales of ghostly figures and unexplained tragedies. From its infamous past residents to the mysterious occurrences that have plagued the property for years, we explore the dark lore that surrounds this haunted home. Get ready for chilling stories of paranormal encounters and a deep dive into the secrets hidden within Morrissey Mansion’s walls.

John us as we try to creep each other out with different scary stories to tell around the campfire! Send us a creepy campfire story to be featured on a next episode!

In this gripping conclusion, we explore the harrowing final hours of the Jonestown Massacre. Discover the dark unraveling of Jim Jones’ utopia, the tragic loss of over 900 lives, and the psychological aftermath that still haunts us today.

In this episode, we delve into the haunting story of Jonestown, where over 900 lives were lost in a tragic mass suicide orchestrated by cult leader Jim Jones. Join us as we explore the factors that led to this devastating event, the experiences of survivors, and the psychological impact on those involved. Through interviews with experts and personal accounts, we aim to shed light on the complexities of faith, manipulation, and the search for belonging. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion that seeks to understand not just what happened at Jonestown, but why it remains a pivotal moment in American history.

In this episode of Macabre Mixtape, we dive into the twisted mind of David Parker Ray, infamously known as the Toybox Killer. With a chilling combination of psychological insight and gruesome details, we unravel the horrific story of how Ray lured and tortured his victims in a custom-built torture chamber, known as the "Toybox." We’ll explore the dark methods he used, the harrowing experiences of his survivors, and the investigation that ultimately brought him to justice. Tune in as we uncover one of the most disturbing serial killers in modern history.

The Missouri State Penitentiary, often called "The Walls," was one of the most infamous prisons in the United States. Opened in 1836 in Jefferson City, Missouri, it operated for 168 years, making it the oldest prison west of the Mississippi River until it closed in 2004. Known for its harsh conditions and the dangerous criminals it housed, it earned a reputation as one of the most brutal prisons in the country.

The penitentiary held notorious inmates, including James Earl Ray, who later escaped and assassinated Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. It was also the site of several riots, executions, and escape attempts. With 40 executions carried out in its gas chamber, the prison's violent past still haunts its darkened corridors.

Today, the Missouri State Penitentiary is considered one of the most haunted locations in America. Paranormal investigators and visitors report eerie encounters with shadowy figures, unexplained noises, and sudden cold spots. The prison's chilling history and ghostly legends continue to draw those seeking a glimpse into its terrifying past.

During this episode we discuss different movies we have and have not watched m. These movies were rated as “slept on movies” so we wanted to go into detail on them with you all, let us know what you think!

Join us as we discuss the history behind the infamous Pittock Mansion. This episode contains some scare factors, a little laughs, and mostly history on the subject itself.