Send us Fan Mail

In this chilling installment of our true‑crime horror series, we uncover the dark evolution of Chopper — the drifter whose legacy of wax, vanishings, and quiet terror began long before the couple walked into the Pancake House in Burnt Hollow. Authorities finally located his abandoned railway‑shed hideout, revealing candle molds, fragrance oils, stolen identities, journals of twisted formulas, and a ledger of “test subjects.” But the most horrifying discovery lay beneath the floorboards: bodies preserved inside hardened candle wax, each infused with Chopper’s signature scent.

As investigators closed in, Chopper slipped away — onto a freight train, into the desert, and into the wind. Now, towns across the Southwest report encounters with a man handing out handmade candles smelling faintly of Warm Vanilla Sugar… and something far darker.

Perfect for fans of true crime, horror podcasts, creepy storytelling, and mysteries, this episode blends atmospheric investigation with bone‑deep dread. Listen to the story that Burnt Hollow still refuses to discuss — and decide for yourself whether Chopper is gone… or simply moving on to his next town.

Support the show

Thanks for tuning in to another episode of The Somebody Died There Podcast. If you enjoyed the journey, learned something new, or just love getting lost in the strange and the unexplained, be sure to follow, rate, and review the show wherever you listen. It helps more listeners discover our work and keeps the stories coming.

Have thoughts, theories, or something eerie you want to share?
Reach out anytime through our social channels. We love hearing from the community. You can always listen to new episodes at SomebodyDiedThere.com.

Until next time…
Stay curious.
Stay safe.
And remember: some stories follow you long after the episode ends.

Send us Fan Mail

The Killer Returns: The Stephensville Sanitarium Escape | Somebody Died There Podcast

In this episode, we head to the fictional town of Muddriver, Texas, where the streetlights flicker, the air feels heavy, and the past refuses to stay buried. Discover the harrowing story of Dee Mallory, a singer haunted by her escape from the infamous "Basement Butcher" Hoyt Raskin—only to face him again when he escapes from custody. How does a killer walk free, and what sinister plans await?

Listen as we unravel small-town secrets, uncover chilling details, and follow the twists and turns of a story you'll never forget. Featuring AI-narrated storytelling and a touch of dark humor, Somebody Died There delivers true crime-inspired stories as you’ve never heard before.

Tune in now, and don’t forget to subscribe, share, and visit SomebodyDiedThere.com for more episodes!

Support the show

Thanks for tuning in to another episode of The Somebody Died There Podcast. If you enjoyed the journey, learned something new, or just love getting lost in the strange and the unexplained, be sure to follow, rate, and review the show wherever you listen. It helps more listeners discover our work and keeps the stories coming.

Have thoughts, theories, or something eerie you want to share?
Reach out anytime through our social channels. We love hearing from the community. You can always listen to new episodes at SomebodyDiedThere.com.

Until next time…
Stay curious.
Stay safe.
And remember: some stories follow you long after the episode ends.

Send us Fan Mail

Prepare for one of the creepiest episodes yet! In this week’s episode of "Somebody Died There," Harrison and Kevin dig into the spine-chilling case of The Scarecrow Murders—a series of unsettling crimes that left a small rural town reeling.

When lifeless bodies were discovered posed like scarecrows in sprawling cornfields, investigators found themselves in a race against time to catch a killer who seemed to thrive on fear. Who was behind these gruesome murders? What dark secrets did the fields hide? And why did the killer choose scarecrows as their twisted calling card?

Join us as we uncover the eerie details of this baffling true crime case, explore the psychology of the killer, and take a closer look at the legends and urban myths that have since sprung up around the scarecrows. This episode will leave you double-checking every field you pass on those late-night drives.

Why You Should Listen

• True Crime Meets Horror Vibes: If you love the intersection of true crime and creepy folklore, this one’s for you.
• Unsolved Mysteries: We dive into the lingering questions surrounding the case and the theories that might keep you up at night.
• Perfect for True Crime Enthusiasts: With in-depth research and chilling storytelling, this episode is a must-listen for fans of dark and disturbing cases.

Tune in to "The Scarecrow Murders" on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your favorite platform. Don’t forget to hit subscribe—because you won’t want to miss what’s coming next.

Support the show

Thanks for tuning in to another episode of The Somebody Died There Podcast. If you enjoyed the journey, learned something new, or just love getting lost in the strange and the unexplained, be sure to follow, rate, and review the show wherever you listen. It helps more listeners discover our work and keeps the stories coming.

Have thoughts, theories, or something eerie you want to share?
Reach out anytime through our social channels. We love hearing from the community. You can always listen to new episodes at SomebodyDiedThere.com.

Until next time…
Stay curious.
Stay safe.
And remember: some stories follow you long after the episode ends.