Episode 36: In this episode of Slice of the Paranormal, we head to Linesville, Pennsylvania to investigate one of the state’s most legendary haunted locations: the Knickerbocker Hotel. This iconic building isn’t just rich in history—it’s packed with chilling ghost stories, paranormal experiences, and a vibe that pulls you in from the moment you walk through the door. We’re guided by none other than Peg Knickerbocker, the hotel’s warm and welcoming caretaker, who shares decades of firsthand paranormal tales. From mysterious shadows to objects moving on their own, Peg opens up about the spirits said to still linger in these historic halls. We explore the doll room, the Lincoln room, and the infamous bar area, each with its own haunted history. Paranormal photos, stories from investigators, and spine-tingling legends come to life. We even sit at the very table where Lorraine Warren—yes, that Lorraine Warren—had her purse mysteriously vanish, only for it to reappear later. Whether you're a ghost hunter, history buff, or curious skeptic, you’ll want to hear what we uncover in this unforgettable visit to the Knickerbocker Hotel. 🎙️ Tune in now as the Slice of the Paranormal team dives deep into one of Pennsylvania’s most haunted hotels. Sources Referenced in This Episode: Fifty of Pennsylvania’s Most Haunted Sites by Sherri Granato Paranormal State, Episode 19 Investigating Ghosts at the Knickerbocker Hotel – Kenny Biddle, June 11, 2024 Ghost Detectives, Season 6, Episode 10 The Knickerbocker Hotel: Decades of Paranormal Guests – Allegheny Paranormal Investigations

Episode 35: In this gripping episode of Slice of the Paranormal, we sit down with Jeff Mudgett, author of Bloodstains and co-host of the History Channel’s American Ripper, to explore the chilling legacy of one of America’s most infamous figures—H. H. Holmes. Jeff isn’t just a bestselling author and former U.S. Naval Reserve commander—he’s also the great-great-great-grandson of H. H. Holmes, the man believed to be America's first serial killer. Holmes is best known for constructing the terrifying “Murder Castle” during the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair—but his dark trail didn’t end there. We walk listeners through the twisted history of Holmes’ crimes, from the maze-like hotel in Chicago to his strange final days in Philadelphia, where he was supposedly executed. The Slice team even visited the site where Holmes was hanged—and yes, we grabbed a slice of pizza just steps away from that historic (and macabre) location. Together with Jeff, we unravel new theories and lingering questions: Did H. H. Holmes really die at the gallows? Could he have escaped justice and continued killing? Was Holmes actually Jack the Ripper? Could he have written the infamous Ripper letters? From historic records to family secrets, we dig deep into the shadowy overlap between Chicago, Philadelphia, and Victorian London. 🎙️ Don’t miss this chilling conversation that merges genealogy, true crime, and paranormal speculation. Featured Guest: 🧬 Jeff Mudgett – Author of Bloodstains, Host of American Ripper, direct descendant of H. H. Holmes

Episode 34: In today’s episode of Slice of the Paranormal, we visit one of my favorite haunted hotspots in Central Pennsylvania: the historic Penn’s Tavern, just south of Sunbury. This 1700s-era waterfront tavern is packed with ghost stories, folklore, and chilling firsthand encounters. If you’re into haunted restaurants with a side of history—and maybe a ghost in your glass—this one’s for you. Penn’s Tavern is no stranger to the supernatural. Many have seen the Woman in the Blue Dress gazing out from upstairs windows. Local legend suggests she may be the spirit of John Penn’s wife, who died in an upper room centuries ago. Then there’s the infamous Lady in Red, spotted descending the main staircase and wandering the dining area—rumored to have met a violent end on the property and possibly buried in the basement. Guests and staff alike have reported seeing a group of Civil War soldiers near the bar, sometimes gathered around a card game in the dining room. One of the tavern’s former owners, Buddy Baker, had countless ghostly run-ins—most famously triggering a blood-curdling scream from the Lady in Red after closing a window during a storm. And if you find yourself by the fireplace, don’t be surprised if you spot the ghost of a 1900s workman, still warming his hands after all these years. Haunted Penn’s Tavern is a must-see for paranormal enthusiasts, ghost hunters, and fans of local legends. Come for the history, hauntings, and incredible food—stay for the spirits, both supernatural and top-shelf. 👻 Featured Sources: “Penns Tavern” by Beverly Conrad, Paranormal Pennsylvania and Beyond (Issue 6, 2003) “The Headless Dog” by Beverly Conrad & Gregory Burgess (2013) “The Wolfman’s Grave” by Beverly Conrad & Gregory Burgess (2024) Eastern Pennsylvania Ghost Files by Charles J. Adams III 📍 Visit the Haunted Site: Penn’s Tavern – Historic Waterfront Restaurant 113 River Rd (PA-147), Sunbury, PA 17801 www.pennstavern.com #PennsTavern #HauntedRestaurants #ParanormalPodcast #SunburyPA #GhostStoriesPA #HauntedHistory #LadyInRed #CivilWarGhosts #PennsylvaniaHauntings #HauntedTavern #ParanormalEncounters #GhostHunters #SliceOfTheParanormal #HauntedPlacesUSA #GhostSighting