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Episode 153: The Ghosts of the White house

Hello       Welcome back  This is survived with Sophie and Lexi We started telling our survived story (in college) and we are moving on to being you guys more Through many different topics  Week four of spooky fest and final week  The ghost of Abraham Lincoln  Andrew Jackson’s    - Thomas Jefferson    - Dolley Madison’s - John Tyler’s   - William Henry Harrison - Abigail Adams’ l - An unnamed British soldier - David Burnes, - Anna Surratt

Episode 152: The mysterious murder (and haunting) of room 636.

Welcome back  This is survived with Sophie and Lexi We started telling our survived story (in college) and we are moving on to being you guys more Through many different topics  Week three of spooky fest  The mysterious murder (and haunting) of room 636. Seated in the very heart of old San Antonio, the Sheraton Gunter Hotel looms twelve stories high like a time-scarred monarch. Its warm tan brick façade pulses with the patina of a century’s worth of sunrises and moonlit whispers. Every cornice and archway exudes an elegance born of the 1900s—a refinement that only an aged property can carry in its bones.

Episode 151: Disappearance of Pauline Picard

Hello       Welcome back  This is survived with Sophie and Lexi We started telling our survived story (in college) and we are moving on to being you guys more Through many different topics  True Crime news; It's week Three of spooky fest!  On the morning of 6 May 1922, a pale spring light silvery with mist brought news that set the Picard household aflutter with both hope and confusion. Police in Cherbourg—nearly 250 miles (400 km) from the little village of Goas-al-Ludu—had reported finding a child they believed might be their lost Pauline. Newspapers seized upon every whispered detail: Le Matin claimed she’d been abandoned on a narrow lane called rue Coypel, her small frame left in the hush of dusk; two years later L’Ouest-Éclair placed her at a woman’s doorstep on rue Crespel; and as late as 2017 the magazine Ozy spun a haunting tale of a “mysterious woman dressed in rags” who bore the silent child through empty streets. Taken straight to the white-washed wards of Cherbourg’s hospital, the girl lay silent—her lips sealed against speech and tears alike.

Episode 150: The Hammersmith Ghost murder

Hello       Welcome back  This is survived with Sophie and Lexi We started telling our survived story (in college) and we are moving on to being you guys more Through many different topics  It's week two of the spooky season! Today we have a true crime case that involves the paranormal  An engraving in Kirby’s Wonderful and Scientific Museum, published early in 1804, portrays a pale, otherworldly form drifting among the tombstones—the eerie specter at the heart of the Hammersmith Ghost murder case. That year, paranoia and superstition combined in a string of midnight sightings around London’s Hammersmith district, producing one of Britain’s most notorious legal precedents: the principle that a person may be held criminally liable for lethal force even when acting on a wholly mistaken belief in self-defence.

Episode 149: Survived a Ghost-The Amityville Horror

Hello       Welcome back  This is survived with Sophie and Lexi We started telling our survived story (in college) and we are moving on to being you guys more Through many different topics  It's Spooky Season! This week we are starting off with survived a ghost and have an action packed october for you!  The Amityville Horror, it was written by Jay Anson and published in September 1977, recounts the alleged paranormal experiences of the Lutz family at 112 Ocean Avenue in Amityville, New York. The book inspired a long-running series of films beginning in 1979 but has sparked ongoing controversy and legal battles over its veracity.