Oct 29, 2026 · 44 min · 12 segments
Happy Halloween, from your two favorite idiots! Of course we dressed up for the occasion. This week, Anna is bringing the spook-factor with creepy homestead-ish Reddit stories! And what could be…
On my grandparents' farm, we had markers from a massacre where a bunch of settlers were killed by Mingo Native Americans.
There are also believed to be approximately 10 bodies buried in a coal mine collapse under the property.
Then there's the remains of the old stone farmhouse that burned down in the 1930s, killing an entire family of eight.
But what remains they could find were buried up at the church.
Needless to say, lots of weird shit has happened at that place.
Hearing screams out in the woods is a pretty common one, even for people who don't know the stories.
Hearing the sounds of digging near where the old shaft was is another.
Are you
kidding?
Even from people
who don't know the
history.
The old stone farmhouse sometimes appears in a weird hazy white outline and then disappears.
Nightmares about being in the farmhouse as it burns are typical at least once for those staying at the new house, which is just a short distance from the old foundation.
Dogs of any variety won't go near the mineshaft at all.
That was the safest place for any rabbit to hide in the farm.
The creek where the massacre took place will run red occasionally.
And then, there is the cursed arrowhead that is associated with at least four deaths of friends and family.
Oh, wow.
And the fracking company that leased the land from my aunt to tap the gas wells has had several accidents with one fatality on the property before they shut down operations.
And that's how they left it.
And someone commented, I want to hear more about the cursed arrowhead.
Yeah.
And the mine shaft.
On my grandparents' farm, we had markers from a massacre where a bunch of settlers were killed by Mingo Native Americans.
There are also believed to be approximately 10 bodies buried in a coal mine collapse under the property.
Then there's the remains of the old stone farmhouse that burned down in the 1930s, killing an entire family of eight.
But what remains they could find were buried up at the church.
Needless to say, lots of weird shit has happened at that place.
Hearing screams out in the woods is a pretty common one, even for people who don't know the stories.
Hearing the sounds of digging near where the old shaft was is another.
Are you
kidding?
Even from people
who don't know the
history.
The old stone farmhouse sometimes appears in a weird hazy white outline and then disappears.
Nightmares about being in the farmhouse as it burns are typical at least once for those staying at the new house, which is just a short distance from the old foundation.
Dogs of any variety won't go near the mineshaft at all.
That was the safest place for any rabbit to hide in the farm.
The creek where the massacre took place will run red occasionally.
And then, there is the cursed arrowhead that is associated with at least four deaths of friends and family.
Oh, wow.
And the fracking company that leased the land from my aunt to tap the gas wells has had several accidents with one fatality on the property before they shut down operations.
And that's how they left it.
And someone commented, I want to hear more about the cursed arrowhead.
Yeah.
And the mine shaft.
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