In the annals of American paranormal history, no case carries the chilling weight and official documentation of the Bell Witch. It is the only case where a death—that of Tennessee farmer John Bell Sr. in 1820—was officially attributed to a supernatural entity. But what if the most famous poltergeist tale is actually the perfect Southern Gothic cover for a cold-blooded murder? Here are the key insights into the true crime, political, and psychological dimensions of the Bell Wi

We are going to focus on a haunting cold case that has defined the unsolved mysteries of East Tennessee for a quarter-century: The Lady in the Lake . This is a profound mystery of identity. In March 2000, fishermen made a horrifying discovery in Melton Hill Lake near Oak Ridge. A woman's body was found, but she offered investigators absolutely no clues to her name. No clothes, no jewelry, no tattoos.