Sisterhood of Secrets

146. The Hinterkaifeck Murders

Hey Spooky Folks, We're back with another creepy episode. This week, the Sisters head to a lonely farm in 1920s Germany where six people were brutally murdered… and the killer may have stayed in the house for days afterward. We’re talking creepy attic footsteps, footprints that appeared out of nowhere, scandalous family secrets, and a case so unsettling it still keeps true crime fans awake at night. So, grab your snacks, lock your attic door, and come get uncomfortable with us while we unravel the horrifying mystery of the Hinterkaifeck Murders. As always, we would love to hear your thoughts and feedback. Stay Safe

145. Missing Scientists

Hey listeners, This week we’re getting into a story that feels a little too weird to just brush off. A handful of scientists and engineers connected to aerospace and defense have ended up dead or missing and somehow all landed in the same conversation. Once names like William Neil McCasland and Amy Eskridge start popping up together, things get… interesting. And when Eric Burlison calls it “too coincidental,” yeah, we’re gonna talk about it. Come hang out while we question everything and trust nothing… like normal. Stay Safe and Trust No One ;)

144. The Read Hotel

Hey listeners, In this episode, the sisters fully intended to walk you through the history and paranormal activity of this iconic location, the the Read House Hotel, but in true Sisterhood fashion, we got a little sidetracked. From Civil War era medicine to some very questionable “ancient” facts, this one goes off the rails in the best way. Buckle up, we’ve got a little bit of everything. Stay Safe out there! ;)

143. The Whitestone Flood of 1938

Hey Friends, We kick things off with a question you didn’t know you needed, what would your last meal be? Stephanie’s going all in on sushi (because at that point, parasites are the least of your worries), while Sister Taylor is choosing mom’s fried chicken. And of course, we want to hear yours too. Then we shift into something far darker...a quiet North Georgia community, a storm that didn’t feel right, and a night that changed everything in minutes. In this episode, we explore the Whitestone flood, the haunting accounts left behind, and why some say the area still doesn’t feel quite right. Because sometimes, places don’t forget. Stay Safe

142. The Black Widow of Macon: Anjette Lyles

Hey friends,In 1950s Macon, Georgia, diner queen Anjette Lyles was serving up comfort food… and apparently a little something extra. One by one, the people closest to her kept getting sick and dying while Anjette was making a profit. Doctors were confused. The town was gossiping. And Anjette? Acting like everything was totally fine. We hope you enjoy the episode and share your feedback. Stay Safe