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Sep 11, 2026

Goblin KingHOST
45:59
All right, let's jump into something a bit more ghostly.
Goblin KingHOST
46:02
The Bell Witch, who is actually on our list to get her own future deep dive through Loras Obscurus episodes.
Goblin KingHOST
46:10
If you want to get involved with that, by the way, join us on Patreon and you can join, not join, you can vote on what we cover in what order.
Goblin KingHOST
46:17
As the legend goes, this haunting centered around the 19th century Bell family of Northwest Robertson County.
Goblin KingHOST
47:13
So she either had FTL capabilities, faster than light, or there were four of her.
Goblin KingHOST
47:19
It's hard to tell.
Goblin KingHOST
47:20
In 1894, newspaper editor Martin V. Ingram published his Authenticated History of the Bell Witch.
Goblin KingHOST
47:26
The book is widely regarded as the first full-length record of the legend and the primary source for most subsequent investigations.
Ron KolakHOST
47:06
uh doing things and and we try to explain that and you know it just was all theories but it was it was interesting because those those events are recorded and people have witnessed them though what they really are is we can't explain we just know that people witnessed them they actually saw
Thomas FreeseGUEST
47:28
Well, and like Southerners would say, you know, if y'all if y'all Northerners come down here, Tennessee is famous for the Bell Witch.
Ron KolakHOST
47:36
Oh, yeah.
Thomas FreeseGUEST
47:37
Yeah.
Thomas FreeseGUEST
47:42
It was an early 1800s where, you know, you just didn't have, you know, oranges just lying around in the Kroger.
Thomas FreeseGUEST
47:48
So, yeah.
Thomas FreeseGUEST
47:49
you know, the Bell Witch, whoever that spirit was, would manifest when she was in a favorable mood, manifest those wonderful things for the children or the mom.
Thomas FreeseGUEST
47:57
Fascinating
PamHOST
27:11
All right, the next one.
PamHOST
27:12
In which U.S. state is home to the famous Bell Witch haunting? Did you hear it, Tony? It like rattled something on my wall over here.
PamHOST
27:29
I heard it.
Mark BannonHOST
27:33
I can't hear it over my air conditioner, which is decided to kick on.
PamHOST
27:58
Connecticut.
PamHOST
28:02
Anybody else want to take a stab at it? Okay, which U.S.
PamHOST
28:12
state is home to the famous Bell Witch Haunting? It is Tennessee.
PamHOST
28:17
Tennessee.
Jay CloneHOST
11:47
Yeah, movie monster history.
Jay CloneHOST
11:49
A lot of awesome stuff, but within that museum, when I was there, I first learned about the Bell Witch.
Mr. EHOST
11:59
Marianne graduated from the University of California, Berkeley.
Mr. EHOST
12:01
Wait,
Jay CloneHOST
12:39
It's in Kentucky.
Jay CloneHOST
12:42
But no, I learned about the Blair Witch.
Jay CloneHOST
12:44
The Bell Witch there.
Jay CloneHOST
12:46
The Bell Witch of Kentucky.
Keegan KuhlGUEST
47:33
Mm-hmm.
John MethancampHOST
47:34
And just south of it is the Bell Witch.
Keegan KuhlGUEST
47:38
Yeah.
John MethancampHOST
47:38
And so you, you can, you can do, uh, Hopkinsville, uh, Land Between the Lakes, and the Bell Witch cave in one day.
Keegan KuhlGUEST
47:48
Yeah.
Keegan KuhlGUEST
47:48
And the Bell Witch one would be interesting, um, mainly 'cause of a lot of the investigations I've seen, less because the book.
Keegan KuhlGUEST
47:56
The book was really hard [chuckles] for me to get through.
Keegan KuhlGUEST
47:59
I was like-
DamianHOST
3:05
sarcastic face here.
DamianHOST
3:07
We are, this is another Bell Witch episode.
NicoleHOST
3:10
Yes.
DamianHOST
3:10
Isn't it? Another Miss Thang from Tennessee.
NicoleHOST
3:12
An even better Bell Witch episode.
NicoleHOST
3:15
Yeah.
NicoleHOST
3:16
I'm sure our listeners who have been here for a minute are going to be super excited about this one because we are talking to Candy Hooten today who owns the Bell Witch property.
DamianHOST
3:29
Mm-hmm.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
218:43
Next, we'll travel south to Tennessee, where we'll find the story of America's most famous and terrifying haunting, a case so violent and physical that it crosses a line from being a simple poltergeist into something else entirely.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
218:56
This is the legend of the Bell Witch.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
218:59
Now, while not a cryptid in and of itself, there were cryptids seen and experienced as part of the haunting.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
219:05
Now, the ordeal began in 1817 at the farm of John Bell in Adams, Tennessee, a place I've had the pleasure to visit.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
220:28
The entity had committed murder.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
220:30
The legend became so famous that it was even said a young General Andrew Jackson, after hearing of it, brought a wagon of men to investigate, only to be turned back by an unseen force that stopped his wagon cold.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
220:43
Now, the Bell Witch is not a cryptid you can hunt, although there have been poltergeist cryptid hybrid sightings on the farm.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
220:50
It's an invisible monster with a voice, a physical presence, and the malevolent intelligence to carry out a murder, making it one of the most terrifying and well-documented supernatural cases in American history.
Jennifer WilliamsHOST
32:17
The Borley Rectory, dubbed England's most haunted house, featured disturbances from 1863 to 1939, including objects movement.
Jennifer WilliamsHOST
32:25
The Bell Witch in Tennessee, from 1817 to 1821,
Jeremy GoldenHOST
32:28
tormented
Jennifer WilliamsHOST
32:30
the Bell family with slaps and voices.

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Jeremy GoldenHOST
46:01
Yeah.
Jeremy GoldenHOST
46:03
You know, you don't get a Waverly Hills every time you go to look up something.
Jeremy GoldenHOST
46:07
You don't get a Bell Witch or, you know, these super long haunting tales.
Jeremy GoldenHOST
46:13
You know, it's like, oh.
Christopher HaltonNARRATOR
3:31
It called itself Kate.
Christopher HaltonNARRATOR
3:34
Kate the Bell Witch.
Christopher HaltonNARRATOR
3:36
History's first recorded poltergeist with a podcast-level need for constant attention.
Christopher HaltonNARRATOR
3:44
Kate didn't just haunt the house.
Christopher HaltonNARRATOR
5:03
Shortly after, one of Jackson's men claims he's a witch rider with a silver bullet and boasts he can kill the spirit.
Christopher HaltonNARRATOR
5:14
Guess what happens? The guy gets beaten up by air, literally slapped into submission by an invisible hand while Jackson laughs his head off.
Christopher HaltonNARRATOR
5:26
Jackson reportedly said he'd rather face the entire British army than spend another night with the Bell Witch.
Christopher HaltonNARRATOR
5:34
Coward.
Ron KolekHOST
47:33
Yeah
Thomas FriessGUEST
47:33
... um, you know, Tennessee is famous for the Bell Witch.
Ron KolekHOST
47:36
Oh, yeah.
Thomas FriessGUEST
47:37
Yeah.
Thomas FriessGUEST
47:38
And, and there were, uh, physical manifestations, you know, um, fruits and candies.
Thomas FriessGUEST
47:42
You know, it was in the early 1800s where, you know, you just didn't have, you know, oranges just lying around in the Kroger.
Thomas FriessGUEST
47:48
So, um, you know, the Bell Witch, whoever that spirit was, would manifest, when she was in a favorable mood, manifest those wonderful things for the children or the, or the mom.
Ron KolekHOST
47:58
Fascinating story, the Bell Witch.

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