My Neighbors Are Dead

The stories of Ed and Lorraine Warren are infamous, but much like Holmes has Watson, the Warren's needed folks to tell those tales. Today we talk to the people behind the scenes.

What do you do after your town and country have been besmirched by a horrific event? Today's guest sings an interesting tale of one region's possible redemption.

Most people aren't aware there was more than one camp on Crystal Lake. On today's episode Adam talks to two counselors in training with quite a different take on the goings on of that particular Friday the 13th.

Today's guest has a unique take on sex, love & death and an interesting view on the events of Bodega Bay, California. He may have also killed his wife. Give it a listen and decide for yourself.

Some folks train an entire life to be a part of an elite special forces team only to miss the big mission due to a last minute injury. Today's guest shares how this mishap may have been the luckiest of his life.

Today Adam talks to a Maine resident who may have missed the party, but unlike many locals escaped the evening's events with his life.

Not all humanoids are cannibals as we found out in our discussion with a misunderstood artist who holds many surprises.

Some monsters live up to their legends while others may simply be misunderstood just wandering this world looking for someone to listen. Today's guest helps us shed light on the latter.

Martin Waggle, legal representative for Zenith Electronics, stops by the show to discuss how his client is in no way responsible for the mysterious deaths associated with the urban legend of a haunted VHS tape.

On the inaugural episode of My Neighbors Are Dead our guest is Connie [Redacted] a lesser known patient of Dr. Samuel Loomis who also treated notorious killer Michael Myers. Adam gets to know Connie and her woes while hearing more about the events in Haddonfield, Illinois.