She killed 11 Family Members with a smile on her face: Nannie Doss aka Giggling Granny

If You Hear Teke Teke at Night… Don’t Look Back

Some legends don’t stay in stories. They follow you home. In Japan, there’s a ghost known as Teke Teke — a woman who lost her lower body in a horrific accident. Now, she drags herself across the ground at terrifying speed, making a chilling “teke teke” sound as she hunts. And if you hear it behind you… it’s already too late. In this episode of Trisha’s Terror Tales, we dive into one of Japan’s most disturbing urban legends — where did it come from, what do witnesses claim to have seen, and why do so many versions end the same way? Because once you know the story…you might start listening for that sound too. 🎧 New episodes three times a week 📺 Watch full videos on YouTube: Trisha’s Terror Tales Japanese urban legend, horror story, paranormal, creepy stories, scary stories at night

She killed 11 Family Members with a smile on her face: Nannie Doss aka Giggling Granny

Nannie Doss wasn't your average grandmother. Known as "The Giggling Granny," she poisoned her way through five husbands, her sisters, and her own grandchildren. Driven by a deadly obsession with "Lonely Hearts" romance magazines, Nannie spent 30 years leaving a trail of bodies behind a cheerful, pie-baking facade. In this episode: We dive into the psychological impact of her childhood trauma and the chilling methods she used to "remove" the disappointments in her life. Was it a childhood head injury, or was she simply born with a dark heart? New Episodes: MONDAY | WEDNESDAY | FRIDAY© 2026 Trisha’s Terror Tales

Jodi Arias: “If I Can’t Have You…” | LOVE TURNED DEADLY (Part 1)

Welcome to Trisha’s Terror Tales, where we uncover the monsters living in plain sight and the legends hiding in the shadows. Every week, we alternate between high-intensity True Crime—exploring the twisted psychology of cases like Jodi Arias—and bone-chilling Horror and supernatural mysteries. From the courtroom to the campfire, Trisha dives into the stories that prove reality is often more terrifying than fiction. FEBRUARY SPECIAL: LOVE CURDLESJoin us for a new deep dive every few days as we explore devotion turned deadly: * Feb 14: Jodi Arias: The Bathroom Horror * Feb 17: Nannie Doss: The Giggling Granny * Feb 20: Armin Meiwes: The Rotenburg Cannibal * Feb 23: Derek Medina: The Facebook Killer * Feb 25: Grant Amato: The $200,000 Ghost * Feb 27: Lori Vallow: The Doomsday Mother Subscribe to join the Terror Tales family and stay safe out there.