Disturbing Facts of the Deep and Dark: And Tales from the Appalachians

Prepare yourself for an episode that will make you question the world around you. Have you ever wondered about the spine-chilling scream from "The Exorcist" or why homicide is the leading cause of death for pregnant women? This episode of Strange, Strange Beyond, Insane is packed with unsettling discoveries, from the eerie history of CPR dummies modeled after a deceased girl to the bizarre nature of teratoma tumors. Our journey doesn't stop there, as we confront the grim realities of airborne mortality and face the terrifying truths behind bear attacks and the Titanic's tragic fate.

The ocean's depths hide more than just marine life; they conceal dangers and mysteries that defy understanding. Hear a harrowing tale of a near-death encounter with a Hawaiian rip current and learn about the formidable creatures lurking beneath the waves, like the anglerfish and bigfin squid. The episode also reveals the enigmatic Bermuda Triangle and the spectral tales of the British Museum—a reminder of how the ocean's vastness mirrors the boundless nature of the unknown. Immerse yourself in these maritime stories that challenge the boundaries of reality and myth.

Uncover chilling Appalachian superstitions, which paint a haunting picture of the region's folklore. From the eerie advice to avoid whistling in the woods to the cryptic warnings about pursuing entities, these tales hold the keys to understanding a world steeped in mystery. We'll also explore bizarre urban legends and disturbing realities, such as medical errors and rogue black holes, blending science with spectral stories that blur the line between fact and fiction. Conclude your eerie journey by connecting with us on social media, where you can share your own spine-tingling stories or become part of our show.

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