Creeps and Creeps: A True Crime and Paranormal Podcast

Elisabeth Anne Bisceglia was born on November 7, 1947, as the third of six children in Bronxville, New York. Raised in a devout Roman Catholic family by her parents, Marita and Frank Bisceglia, Betty was taught to be a supportive and dedicated wife to her future husband. Her father, along with his brothers, ran a successful plastering business, while her mother was socially active and maintained a well-managed household. Reflecting on her upbringing, Betty mentioned a comfortable lifestyle with country clubs, luxury cars, and designer clothing. She had a maid to handle household chores, and her mother ensured everything ran smoothly, creating an environment of high expectations for the children. Despite limited information about her childhood, Betty graduated from Maria Regina High School in Hartsdale, New York, in 1965. Later, she pursued early childhood education through an accelerated program at the College of Mount Saint Vincent in the Bronx, earning her degree. Daniel Broderick II

In the early 1900s, tuberculosis (TB) was a misunderstood and often fatal disease. Seeking a cure, inventor Freelan Oscar Stanley moved to the Rocky Mountains with his wife, Flora, where they discovered the healing power of fresh air and sunlight. This journey not only transformed Stanley's health but also led to the creation of the renowned Stanley Hotel. Decades later, the hotel would play a significant role in inspiring Stephen King's iconic novel, The Shining. Join us as we explore the fascinating history of the Stanley Hotel, from its humble beginnings as a tuberculosis sanctuary to its legendary status as Stephen King's muse. In 1903, Freelan Oscar Stanley, renowned for inventing the steam-powered car, fell victim to tuberculosis. Seeking a cure, he and his wife relocated to the healthy and pure environment of Estes Park, Colorado, where they settled for the summer. Surprisingly, Stanley experienced a remarkable improvement in his health during their stay. By 1907, ha

  Diane Downs: Mommy Murderess Elizabeth Diane Downs, born on August 7, 1955, in Phoenix, Arizona, had parents who became teen parents, which she claimed affected their ability to provide her with the love she needed. She strongly disliked her father's strict rules and lack of positive attention, as he was preoccupied with her mother. According to Downs, her mother devoted no time to her, while her father's lectures and limited affection bothered her. Despite being considered intelligent, Diane was not popular among her peers during her school years. Her parents' strict Baptist beliefs resulted in her being dressed plainly and not allowed to follow fashion trends, making her feel like an outcast. She was often regarded as a social outsider or "square."  However, at the age of 13, she experienced a significant change when she was permitted to attend a charm school. Diane thrived in this environment, embracing fashion and makeup tips. With her previously mousy brown

The Bell Witch: Killer or Friend?  You can listen to the full podcast episode here, or watch the episode right here

The Tragic Story of Reena Virk: A Life Cut Short by Cruelty and Betrayal You can listen to the full podcast episode here, or watch the episode right here Reena Virk, born in Saanich, British Columbia, grew up in the suburb of View Royal, which was known for its predominantly white and upper-class community. Born into a Jehovah's Witness family, Reena's background set her apart in a community where Sikhism and Hinduism were the predominant religions. This led her to face challenges in terms of both popularity and racial discrimination. During late elementary school, Reena's parents noticed a significant change in her behavior. She transformed from a sweet and well-behaved child into a rebellious and angry preteen, often picking fights at home. Suspecting early signs of depression, her parents discovered that Reena was being viciously bullied at school. In an effort to help their daughter, the family decided to move in May 1994.  Reena transferred to Burnside Elementary Schoo