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Are you ready to question everything you thought you knew? Paranormal World invites you to explore the most compelling and unsettling true paranormal cases from around the globe. We delve deep into unexplained phenomena, ghostly encounters, and mysterious events that defy logical explanation, bringing you meticulously researched accounts that will challenge your perception of reality.

Each episode of Paranormal World presents a new, chilling case, from haunted locations and cryptid sightings to alien abductions and psychic experiences. We sift through the evidence, witness testimonies, and historical records to present a comprehensive picture of each mystery. Our focus is on authentic, verified accounts and the real-life impact these strange occurrences have on individuals.

New episodes are released daily, Monday through Sunday, at 9:00 PM, ensuring a constant stream of fresh, intriguing content for your listening pleasure. Each installment offers a standalone deep dive into a specific paranormal event, perfect for your daily dose of the unknown.

This podcast is for anyone fascinated by the supernatural, those who seek answers to life's greatest enigmas, and listeners who crave genuine ghost stories and unexplained mysteries. If you're drawn to the fringes of human understanding and the chilling side of reality, Paranormal World is your essential guide.

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  • The Boy's Shoe Waiting in a Sealed Room Since 1962

    The Boy's Shoe Waiting in a Sealed Room Since 1962
    Sep 5 2026
    The Boy's Shoe Waiting in a Sealed Room Since 1962

    Dustless and pristine after fifty-seven years: a size four brown leather oxford sits centered beneath a dead light in a sub-basement sealed since 1962, while five years of diocesan records vanish from the archives. Why would one child's shoe be preserved perfectly in a room closed for decades, and what does file seven-G hide?

    In this episode, you will hear the discovery, the documented details from the scene, and the historical records and memories that surround Saint Malachy's and its sealed sub-basement - culminating in the single question that keeps the archive open.

    Person: Eric Graham
    Date: July 14, 2019
    Location: Saint Malachy's rectory sub-basement, Dellport, Ohio
    Status: Room sealed in October 1962; rediscovered 2019
    Case: File seven-G referenced in diocesan correspondence

    - The shoe is a brown leather oxford, size four, made in the United States between 1950 and 1965.
    - The room had been sealed since October 1962 per a Linden County construction permit noting "closure of existing sub-level access."
    - Five years of Saint Malachy's diocesan records (1958-1963) are missing, with a marginal note in 1963 referencing the north sub-level and file seven-G.
    - The shoe showed no dust, cracks, or signs of aging while everything else in the sealed room was covered in half an inch of dust.
    - Conservator assessment described the shoe's condition as consistent with display-case preservation, not long-term storage in a sealed room.

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    24 min
  • Room Eleven's Cry: A Modern Snowsuit and a Missing Toddler

    Room Eleven's Cry: A Modern Snowsuit and a Missing Toddler
    Sep 4 2026
    Room Eleven's Cry: A Modern Snowsuit and a Missing Toddler

    A child’s cry inside a motel wall at 2:00 AM, a dry mustard-yellow snowsuit sized for an 18-24 month-old found on the bed, and a 1955 cabin fire where a 22-month-old girl vanished - how do these details connect? The unanswered fact that the modern snowsuit appeared on a bed in Room Eleven after the guest had already checked out hangs over the case: what does one object imply about a night seven decades earlier?

    In this episode, we follow the documented account reported by the guest, the responses from the motel owner and local authorities, and the laboratory findings on the garment to trace what can and cannot be explained about that weekend and the earlier cabin fire. Could a single piece of clothing bridge 2009 and 1955, or does it point to an unresolved local mystery?

    Person: Frances Sullivan
    Date: June 13, 2009
    Location: Room Eleven, Tarbell Motor Inn, Route Nine, Garfield Hollow, New Hampshire
    Event: Child crying heard inside the wall at 2:00 AM for ~30 minutes
    Case: 1955 Cabin Lot Seven fire; Claire, age 22 months, never found

    - Frances Sullivan paid $47 in cash and checked into Room Eleven on June 12, 2009.
    - The crying sound lasted approximately 30 minutes, beginning at 2:00 AM and stopping around 2:30 AM.
    - A mustard-yellow snowsuit sized for 18-24 months was found dry on the bed three days after the sound was heard.
    - The Tarbell Motor Inn owner, Allen Marsh, bought the property in 1992 and sealed a construction void in Room Eleven during his first winter using plaster compound.
    - In February 1955, Cabin Lot Seven burned; Sandra Oakes died, Martin Oakes escaped, and their daughter Claire, 22 months old, was never recovered after a four-day search with temperatures down to 7°F.

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    22 min
  • The Snow Globe on Pinnet Lake: Locked House, Unanswered Flame

    The Snow Globe on Pinnet Lake: Locked House, Unanswered Flame
    Sep 3 2026
    The Snow Globe on Pinnet Lake: Locked House, Unanswered Flame

    A dry, intact snow globe sat balanced eight inches above Pinnet Lake's eastern waterline with no footprints, no rain, and a jogger's timestamped photograph as the only witness - and this object became the central artifact of a case tied to a house built over a condemned tuberculosis annex. How did a locked house later show all four propane stove burners on low flame with no forced entry, and why did these anomalies center on one woman alone?

    In this episode, we lay out the documented events, property history, and eyewitness accounts that frame the mystery, presenting the facts that link the Ward house to a former sanatorium annex and the repeated unexplained incidents that occurred when Carol Ward was alone. What connects a snow globe on a root, a locked house with burning burners, and the land's buried past?

    Person: Carol Ward
    Date: May 9, 2011, 6:52 a.m.
    Location: Eastern shore of Pinnet Lake, sixty yards from the Ward house maple stand
    Event: Four burners found burning on low flame in June 2009 inside a locked house
    Period: Lakeview Annex operation 1931-1948; Ward house built summer 1953

    - Jogger Kimberly Lewis photographed the snow globe and called the county non-emergency line at 6:52 a.m. on May 9, 2011.
    - Carol Ward inherited the lake house in 2003; the property had been in the Ward family for fifty years by then.
    - In June 2009 Carol found all four burners on the propane stove burning on low flame after a visit by her daughter Diane and two friends three to four days earlier.
    - County historian Margaret Soles confirmed deed records and a 1941 site plan showing the Ward lot overlapped the Lakeview Annex eastern perimeter.
    - Arthur Ward built the lake house in summer 1953 using lumber from Greer's Crossing; the annex had been condemned in 1948 and demolished that year.

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    20 min
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