Girl, that’s creepy

Episode Four: Liverpool Timeslips and Netflix’s “should I marry a murderer?” 🕰️🖤

Welcome to the 4th episode of ‘Girl, that’s creepy’ 🕷️🕸️ In this episode, we dive into two cases!  First we explore the Liverpool Timeslips phenomenon ! accounts of people who claim to have stepped back in time while walking through Liverpool streets. Are these stories evidence of something paranormal or is there a more rational explanation? We also discuss Netflix’s documentary Should I Marry a Murderer? a true-crime story that raises questions about deception, trust and how well we can ever really know the people we love. From mysteries to real-life horror listen as we unpack!  If you’ve got your own creepy stories you’d like us to discuss send them over to us @ girlthatcreepypodcast@gmail.com Insta: thatcreepyeloise  Host: Eloise  Research and case investigation: Eloise and wife  Production: CapCut & Zencastre

Episode Three: The Highgate Cemetery Vampire 🖤🧛🏻‍♀️

Welcome to the third episode of ‘Girl, that’s creepy’ 🕷️🕸️ In the quiet, overgrown paths of North London’s Highgate Cemetery, something sinister was said to stir in the late 1960s. What began as whispered sightings of a tall, shadowy figure with hypnotic red eyes quickly escalated into one of the UK’s most bizarre supernatural panics. As locals report strange encounters, animals drained of blood, a creeping sense of dread, and sightings of a “King Vampire” two rival paranormal investigators step into the spotlight. Their feud fuels media frenzy, culminating in midnight hunts, public rituals, and even arrests inside the cemetery grounds. But beneath the hysteria lies a deeper question…was this truly an ancient evil stalking London… or a chilling example of mass belief spiralling out of control? This episode dives into folklore and fear, exploring how the Highgate Vampire became a legend that still haunts London today. If you’ve got your own creepy stories you’d like us to discuss send them over to us @ girlthatcreepypodcast@gmail.com Insta: thatcreepyeloise  Host: Eloise  Research and case investigation: Eloise and wife  Production: CapCut & Zencastre

Episode Two: Who put Bella in the Wych Elm & Newsham Park Hospital 🖤

Welcome to the second episode of ‘Girl, That’s Creepy’ 💋💀🖤 In 1943, four boys made a discovery in a quiet woodland in Worcestershire that would go on to become one of Britain’s most disturbing unsolved mysteries. A human skull hidden inside a hollow tree. A body carefully placed where no one was meant to find it.And a question that would later appear on walls across the country… Who put Bella in the Wych Elm? Then, we take a closer look inside Newsham Park Hospital. A building that began as a Victorian orphanage before becoming a hospital/housing generations of children and patients within the same walls. This episode focuses on the details. The history. And the moments that don’t quite make sense. If you’ve got your own creepy stories, especially anything local, send them over to us on: girlthatcreepypodcast@gmail.com   insta: thatcreepyeloise Host: Eloise Research & Case Investigation: Eloise Additional Contributions: Eloise & Wife  Production: CapCut & Zencastr

Episode One: The Ghost Guest of The Pied Bull & The Mystery of Bidston Hill 🖤

Welcome to the first episode of ‘Girl, That’s Creepy’ 💋💀🖤 In this episode, I’m covering two local cases. First, we look at the mystery surrounding Bidston Hill..a place known for strange energy and unexplained experiences. We then head to The Pied Bull ..! one of the oldest pubs in Chester, where guests have reported footsteps, movement in empty rooms, and the feeling that they’re not alone. What makes this one even stranger… I’ve actually stayed there myself, and my wife felt uneasy the entire time..even though we had no idea about its history. If you’ve got your own creepy stories, especially anything local, send them over to us on: girlthatcreepypodcast@gmail.com Insta: @thatcreepyeloise Host: Eloise Research & Case Investigation: Eloise Additional Contributions: Eloise & Wife  Production: CapCut & Zencastr