Yesterday morning, I drove one of the most beautiful, scenic Mississippi River roads in the country to Louisiana, Missouri, where I talked with Gail Suddarth, long time resident of Louisiana. In 1972, when Gail was about seven years old, she was instrumental in perpetuating the MoMo legend.

A review of the night my daughter and I stayed alone at Lemp Mansion.

Serial killer Hamilton “Albert” Fish was known as the Vampire of Brooklyn, the Werewolf of Wysteria, and the Gray Man. This evil creature was born May 19, 1870 in Washington, D.C. to a father of 75 and a mother of 32.

A personal experience with a haunting in New Mexico.

2009 has been declared the year of the patron saint of the sick, of family, and of poverty, Saint Bernadette.

As soon as I began to read Hill’s debut novel, none of that mattered anymore. Didn’t even enter my head as, totally immersed, I made my way through one of the most frightening books I have read in a long time.

Review of "The Darkest Evening of the Year," Dean Koontz´s newest book released in November of 2007.

Linda Vista Community Hospital was built in 1904 in the Boyle Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles. Although its doors closed in 1991, some of the patients...and staff remain.