
Fearquency
The Lee County Monster
In the summer of 1988, a routine flat tire turned into a fight for survival when a reptilian nightmare attacked a teenager's car in a South Carolina swamp.


Tune into the unexplained.There’s a frequency between fact and folklore where the most disturbing stories live, a static that hums in empty cabins and on desolate highways. Most people ignore it. We don't.Fearquency explores true crime, high-strangeness, and the biological reality of why humans insist on investigating "strange noises" in the dark. We analyze the ins and outs of the unknown with enough detail to make you check your locks and enough wit to keep you from actually losing your mind.Some secrets are better left buried. Were digging them up anyways.
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Signup to Generate a PitchTune into the unexplained.There’s a frequency between fact and folklore where the most disturbing stories live, a static that hums in empty cabins and on desolate highways. Most people ignore it. We don't.Fearquency explores true crime, high-strangeness, and the biological reality of why humans insist on investigating "strange noises" in the dark.
Recent episodes include "The Lee County Monster" (26 October 2026, 72 minutes), "The terror in the mist" (19 October 2026, 90 minutes), and "The Van Meter Visitor" (5 October 2026, 58 minutes).
Fearquency publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 65 minutes across 30 episodes.
Booking probability for Fearquency is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Fearquency requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Fearquency's contact route on record: public web form.
Fearquency is a true crime podcast with 30 episodes published.
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In the summer of 1988, a routine flat tire turned into a fight for survival when a reptilian nightmare attacked a teenager's car in a South Carolina swamp.

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In 1952, seven witnesses walked up a West Virginia hill expecting a fallen meteor. They found a hovering, armored nightmare surrounded by toxic fog.

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in the fall of 1903, the entire town of Van Meter, Iowa, fought an armed battle against a pair of winged creatures that lived in an abandoned coal mine.

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When a relief crew arrived at the remote Flannan Isle lighthouse in 1900, the light was out and the keepers were gone.

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Centuries before the Hound of the Baskervilles, Black Shuck terrorized the English countryside, bursting through holy doors and taking lives in the dark.

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In 1872, the Mary Celeste was found drifting in the Atlantic with nobody at the wheel. No distress signal, no signs of violence, just an empty ship sailing on its own.

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When John White stepped foot onto Roanoke Island in 1590, he didn't find his family he found an empty clearing and the word CROATOAN .

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When Theodore Roosevelt wrote down the story told to him by a grizzled mountain trapper, he immortalized one of America's deadliest cryptid encounters.

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He haunts old castles, hunts lonely travelers, and bathes his hat in fresh human blood. We dig into the bloody legend of the Redcap.

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The silhouette at the end of the bed. He shows up during your most vulnerable state, hovering in the dark, soaking in your panic. Today on Fearquency , we investigate the phenomenon of Shadow People and their terrifying...

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When two bizarre children crawled out of the earth in medieval England, they brought with them a mystery that has survived for nearly a thousand years.

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They opened the tomb. Then they started dying. The discovery of King Tut's tomb was the greatest archaeological find of the 20th century. It also unleashed a century of terror.

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Thirteen children. One curse. A permanent nightmare. Born of a mother’s curse in 18th-century New Jersey, the Jersey Devil remains one of America’s oldest and most violent cryptid legends

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mphibian. Bipedal. Armed? The Loveland Frogman sounds like a comic book villain, but to the law enforcement officers who drew their weapons on it in 1972, it was dead serious. Today on Fearquency , we dive into Ohio's...

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The Beast of Gévaudan remains history's most terrifying werewolf legend—except every single attack was documented by the state. We travel back to 1764 to face a creature that bypassed livestock just to taste human...

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Before the comic book heroes and villains we know today, there was Spring-heeled Jack—a real-life Victorian nightmare who turned the streets of London into a hunting ground.

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An abandoned truck. $32,000 left behind. A family gone. The disappearance of the Jamison family remains one of Oklahoma’s most haunting enigmas. Join us on Fearquency as we follow their trail into the isolated Sans Bois...

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Always ask permission. He blinks. He changes his expression. He ruins the lives of those who disrespect him. Robert the Doll is the world's most notorious haunted artifact.

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Twelve witnesses. Four hours of gunfire. Zero bodies. In 1955, a rural farmhouse in Kelly, Kentucky, was attacked by glowing, silver creatures that defied gravity and swallowed bullets like candy.

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A blood-soaked room, a bound victim, and a killer who left no trace. The murder of Artemus Ogletree inside Room 1046 of the Hotel President remains one of the most chilling, unsolved locked-room mysteries in American...
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