Hosted by Sisterly History Mysteries · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 27 episodes
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Two sisters living across the world from each other bond over their love of weird history, sharing delightful true (or mostly true) tales of the unusual, the scary, and the macabre.
Sisterly History Mysteries hosts Sisterly History Mysteries, a history show with 27 episodes published.
This week, Carlie tells us all about the mysterious disappearance of 3-year-old Madeleine McCann. Email sisterlyhistorymysteries@gmail.c om Instagram @sisterlypodcast Twitter @sisterlypodcast Wikipedia https://bit.ly/2QL
Have a 20’s-themed episode for 2020! This week, Megan is covering the unsolved murder of Hollywood silent-film director William Desmond Taylor. Email sisterlyhistorymysteries@gmail.com Instagram @sisterlypodcast Twitter
It’s a Double Trouble Christmas Special! First, Carlie tells us about creepy Claus-like figure Belsnickel. Then Megan gives us the lowdown on the authorship controversy of A Visit from St. Nicholas. Email sisterlyhistory
Buckle up, pals - this week Carlie’s bringing you the terrifying tale of the Westfield Watcher. Email sisterlyhistorymysteries@gmail.com Instagram @sisterlypodcast Twitter @sisterlypodcast Sources: Reddit https://bit.ly/
This week, Megan brings you the story of an unidentified man who suddenly appeared in Sligo, Ireland just days before his death. Email sisterlyhistorymysteries@gmail.com Instagram @sisterlypodcast Twitter @sisterlypodcas
We’re back from our unexpected hiatus! This week, Carlie discusses some possible answers to the admittedly convoluted question that’s haunted Hagley, England since 1943: Who put Bella in the wych elm? Email sisterlyhisto
It’s the largest-value theft of private property in history, and you’ve probably never heard of it. We love a heist - so get ready for Megan to talk you through the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum theft. Email sisterlyhi
Four hundred and fifteen years ago tomorrow, an attempted attack on England’s Parliament was thwarted just in time. Today, Megan is talking about Guy Fawkes and the Gunpowder Plot. Email sisterlyhistorymysteries@gmail.co
Mini Myths Episode 3: Embers and Echoes Happy Halloween! To celebrate spooky season, we’ve teamed up with sound designer Kasey Trouba to bring you three rounds of mini myths. These stories that might cross over a little
Happy Halloween, kids! We’re bringing you a double feature this week for the occasion! Settle in to hear Carlie tell you all about the ghosts of Pfeiffer Hall, then learn about the Salem Witch Trials from Megan. Email si
Mini Myths Episode 2: Phantoms and Footsteps We’re doing something a little different for the next couple of weeks. To celebrate spooky season, we’ve teamed up with sound designer Kasey Trouba to bring you three rounds o
Keeping with our extra-spooky theme of the past few weeks - settle in to hear Megan tell us the tale of how and why Lizzie Borden may or may not have killed her parents. Email sisterlyhistorymysteries@gmail.com Instagram
Mini Myths Episode 1: A Curse and A Countess We’re doing something a little different for the next couple of weeks. To celebrate spooky season, we’ve teamed up with sound designer Kasey Trouba to bring you three rounds o
We’re creeping into spooky season now. . . This week the Birthday Bitch (that’s Carlie) is telling us all about the mystery surrounding the Tri-State Crematory. Email sisterlyhistorymysteries@gmail.com Instagram @sisterl
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We’ve reached the end of our series on the Romanovs - this week Carlie tells us about their unfortunate demise. Email sisterlyhistorymysteries@gmail.com Instagram @sisterlypodcast Twitter @sisterlypodcast Olga and Tatian
Here’s a murder you’ve probably never heard of. Megan tells the tale of the only woman to be receive the death penalty in New Zealand: Minnie Dean, the baby farmer. Email sisterlyhistorymysteries@gmail.com Instagram @sis
We’re back for Part 2 of our multi-part series on the Romanovs! This week things go from bad to worse for the czar as Carlie takes us aaalllll the way up to the beginning of World War I. Email sisterlyhistorymyster
Megan kicks this episode off with three mini-mysteries from the Grand Canyon. Then we feature our very first guest storyteller - the incomparably spooky Kasey Trouba! Email sisterlyhistorymysteries@gmail.com Instagram @s
It’s time to dive into our first multi-part story! Carlie is going to take us way back to the beginning of a story you’re probably familiar with, but in way more depth and creepy detail: the fall of the Romanovs! Email s
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