Evil Everywhere: A True Crime and Horror Podcast
Welcome to the Evil Everywhere Podcast! We’re your hosts, Kayla and Angela! We are two funny besties who love true crime and all things paranormal and creepy. New episodes will be released every Tuesday and Thursday.
Episodes
Episode 106: Healed or Haunted Old Sweet Springs Sanitarium
For centuries, natural springs have been revered for their healing and restorative powers; water in its purest form, said to mend the body and soothe the soul. In the 1700s and 1800s, people traveled from around the world to bathe in or dri…
Episode 105: Nearly Unsolved: Byron Wright
The city of Arlington sits in the northern part of Snohomish County, Washington with a population of about 22,000. The airline Boeing was the area's biggest employer. Byron Wright worked through a hard childhood to earn a great job at Boein…
Episode 104: Isolated Betrayal - The Story of Lacey Fletcher
A parent’s love is supposed to be infinite. Moms and dads would do anything for their child; walk through fire, stand against the world, and keep showing up, long after the world says their job is done. Because parenthood doesn’t end when a…
Episode 103: Ghosts of the Past - Leap Castle
Lying in the center of Ireland is Offaly County, with a population of about 83,000, the area is largely rural. But with this comes a community full of tradition and natural beauty. Surrounded by stunning scenery, Offaly offers a slower pace…
Episode 102: The Brutal & Horrifying Behavior of Jessica Camilleri
A mother’s love is steadfast, unyielding even in the face of chaos. It can drive women to summon strength they never imagined, to fight battles no one else would dare take on, especially when it comes to their children. For Rita Camilleri, …
Episode 101: The Genesee River Killer: Arthur Shawcross - Part 2
For this special occasion we delve into a case in our hometown, discussing the background and atrocities committed by serial killer Arthur Shawcross, otherwise known as the Genesee River Killer. Part I we go over Arthur’s background to get …
Episode 100: The Genesee River Killer: Arthur Shawcross - Part 1
Welcome to our 100th episode! For this special occasion we delve into a case in our hometown, discussing the background and atrocities committed by serial killer Arthur Shawcross, otherwise known as the Genesee River Killer. Part I we go ov…
Episode 99: Unsolved: The Murder of Kelley Gaffield
It was a warm summer day, August 8th, 1995, when 16-year-old Kelley Gaffield left her home in the quiet Village of Webster, New York, to meet up with friends. But Kelley never came back. And she was never seen alive again. In the days and w…
Episode 98: Motel Hell: The Swanson Motel Murders
Dickinson, North Dakota was once a quiet small town, sitting just 50 miles east of the Badlands until the oil boom in the 1960s. The rise in economic prosperity brought a significant transient population to Dickinson, which was mainly used …
Episode 97: Disappearance of Amy Bradley - Part 2
Disappearing is terrifying. But disappearing at sea? That takes fear to an entirely different level. You're surrounded by nothing but endless open water. You're on a massive cruise ship isolated, contained and yet somehow, you're just... go…
Episode 96: The Disappearance of Amy Bradley - Part 1
Disappearing is terrifying. But disappearing at sea? That takes fear to an entirely different level. You're surrounded by nothing but endless open water. You're on a massive cruise ship, isolated, contained, and yet somehow, you're just... …
Episode 95: Ghost with a Gory Past - Chillingham Castle
Northumberland County in northern England is a smaller populated area that offers a slower pace of life, rather than the bustle of the larger cities and areas. The beautiful scenery is host to a lengthy history since the 13th century, parti…
Episode 94: Lake Nyos Disaster
Imagine this: You’ve spent the day working in a remote village nearly 20 miles from home, providing care to those in need. Exhausted but eager, you begin the long bike ride back—ready to see your family, maybe eat, rest. But something feels…
Episode 93: History and Haunting: Yorktown Memorial Hospital
Yorktown, TX is a small town located on Texas highway 72. This town has an extensive history, dating all the way back to the 1840s. As the town grew, the need for a closer medical facility was imminent, which prompted the opening of Yorktow…
Episode 92: Scripted for Murder: Sam Herr and Julie Kibuishi
Costa Mesa in 2010 was a city in Southern California with a population of around 110,000 with a reputation for being diverse and ever evolving. Sam Herr, a war veteran and Julie Kibuishi, an aspiring fashion stylist were attending Orange Co…
Episode 91: Gone at Peachtree Landing - The Disappearance of Heather Elvis - Part 2
The anguish of not knowing. The questions that never end. Imagine losing your child — not to death, but to disappearance. No goodbyes. No answers. Just silence. That’s the reality Terry and Debbi Elvis have lived since December 2013 — the l…
Episode 90: Gone at Peachtree Landing - The Disappearance of Heather Elvis - Part 1
The anguish of not knowing. The questions that never end. Imagine losing your child — not to death, but to disappearance. No goodbyes. No answers. Just silence. That’s the reality Terry and Debbi Elvis have lived since December 2013 — the l…
Episode 89: Love & Lies in Lyons: The Case of Anna Marie Anton
Lyons, Nebraska in 1986 was a small town in the northeast part of the state, where everybody knew everyone. Crime was next to nonexistent, not even having their own local jail. It seemed a great place for Anna Marie Anton to restart her lif…
Episode 88: Cost of Denial - Prescription: Murder
On December 4, 2024, a cold winter morning in New York City, a Brian Thompson, the CEO of UnitedHealthcare was gunned down in broad daylight. Thompson was steps away from a Manhattan hotel—on his way to an annual investors meeting. This is …
Episode 87: Witch and Wood - The Lore of Baba Yaga and the Leshy
In Eastern Slavic lore, there are two fearsome creatures that are said to lurk in the forests and woods: Baba Yaga and The Leshy. Baba Yaga appears in many tales since 1755, although believed to be in spoken lore much earlier. She lives dee…
Episode 86: The Brookhaven Butcher - Serial Killer Robert Shulman
**TECHNICAL ISSUE NOTICE: Our apologies for any echoing that can be heard within the first 10 minutes of the audio. We experienced some technical difficulties while recording that have since been fixed. Please note that the echoing DOES sto…
Episode 85: Jealousy in Scrubs - The Murder of Dr. Kendra Hatcher
Life in Dallas, Texas in 2015 was marked by growth, diversity, and a booming economy. Home to popular sports teams, Dallas was thriving culturally. A bright, accomplished pediatric dentist in the Dallas area, Dr. Kendra Hatcher, was living …
Episode 84: Buried Alive - The Survival of Michelina Lewandowska
Back in 2011, then 27-year-old, Michelina Lewandowska was living the life she had wanted. She had a wonderful three-year-old son and a partner who she loved so deeply; and he loved her just as much. Or so, she thought. But Michelina soon le…
Episode 83: Little Known Hauntings of Rochester NY - Part 2
Welcome to Part II of Little Known Hauntings in Rochester, NY. This time, we are going to tell the tales of Eliza of the Tracks, The Green Lantern Inn and The Manitou Road Demon. A woman named Eliza is said to haunt the railroad tracks whic…
Episode 82: Deadly Faith - The Case of Joan Vollmer
Deliverance is the belief that a person can be spiritually cleansed or freed from demonic oppression — and some Christians believe they have the authority through Christ to carry it out themselves. But what happens when that belief turns da…
Episode 81: Murder in the Ivy League - The Murder of Annie Le
New Haven CT in 2009 was a mix of urban revival and challenges, with it being home to Yale University. New Haven was a hub for education, arts, and culture, with the university playing a major role in local economic stability. This prestigi…
Episode 80: Madness at the Mortuary: David Sconce and the Lamb Funeral Home
Funeral directors take an oath to be faithful to those who entrust them with the services whether that be cremation or burial of their loved ones. Funeral directors are people that we as a society automatically trust – we trust that they ha…
Episode 79: Little Known Hauntings of Rochester, NY
Rochester, NY offers a blend of urban convenience and natural beauty. Home to the infamous Garbage Plate, Rochester is full of activities to do for each season: trails, parks, live music and festivals. The summers are usually spent down by …
Episode 78: Deadly Delivery - The Murder of Jessica Carpenter
In July of 1983, Jessica Lynne Carpenter was born to her parents Judy and Charlie. Jessica, one of three sisters, would grow to be outgoing, funny, charismatic, kind and loving. She was someone who enjoyed life and all of it’s precious mome…
Episode 77: The Moorhouse Street Murders: David & Catherine Birnie - Part 2
Life in Perth, Australia, the capital of Western Australia, in the 1980s was a blend of laid-back suburban living and rapid development. The city was relatively isolated but growing, with a strong sense of community. The residents always ha…
Episode 76: The Moorhouse Street Murders: David & Catherine Birnie - Part 1
Life in Perth, Australia, the capital of Western Australia, in the 1980s was a blend of laid-back suburban living and rapid development. The city was relatively isolated but growing, with a strong sense of community. The residents always ha…
Episode 75: Horror Movie Turned Reality - The Murder of Randi Trimble
Randi Trimble was a devoted and loving wife, daughter and speech pathologist. Brian was her quiet, introverted and intelligent husband. After the couple married in September of 2000, they began their life in East Pennsboro Township, Pennsyl…
Episode 74: Crash of Intent - The Case of Mackenzie Shirilla
Mackenzie Shirilla and Dominic Russo were high school sweethearts locked in a volatile relationship—one marked by jealousy, threats, fights, and tearful reunions. It was on-again, off-again… until one summer night, it all came to a violent,…
Episode 73: Horror in Hawaii - The Murder of Ivanice Harris
Honolulu is known for its stunning beaches, lively night life and its luxury resorts. Life in Honolulu is a vibrant blend of island serenity and urban energy. Locals enjoy year-round sunshine, access to world-class beaches like Waikīkī, and…
Episode 72: Haunting in Chicago - The Becker Family Story
In the early 1970s, Edwin and Marsha Becker thought they’d found the perfect place to start their family—a quiet two-flat home nestled in the Chicago suburbs. The upper apartment would be theirs, the lower rented out for extra income. It al…
Episode 71: History and Haunting - The Old Joliet Prison
In the heart of Illinois, the Joliet Correctional Center stands as one of the most infamous prisons in United States history— where shadows of the past still linger. Opened in 1858, Joliet quickly gained a dark reputation. Over its 140 year…
Episode 70: Serial Killer - Alexander Pichushkin
In the heart of Moscow lies Bitsevski Park — a vast stretch of green with over 500 plant species, 33 types of mammals, and 79 species of birds. Locals come here to jog, play, and soak in nature. Among them, a quiet group gathers to play che…
Episode 69: The Suitcase and the Murder of Jasmine Fiore
Most of us are familiar with California - the land of sunshine, palm trees, and dreams. It's where stars are born, and where many chase the glittering promise of fame. Among them was Jasmine Fiore, a striking young woman with high ambition…
Episode 68: Cold Case Solved - The Murder of Mary Catherine Edwards
In America today, more than 200,000 cold cases sit unsolved—each one a story without an ending. Every year, around 5,000 new names are added to that growing list. Behind every case is a family—grieving, waiting, and hoping for answers that …
Episode 67: Roommates from Hell - The Case of Nicholas Stein
Massillon is a small city in northeast Ohio, steeped in tradition and pride. Known as the "City of Champions," its historic streets, close-knit community, and legendary high school football culture make it feel like the kind of place where …