Is Richard McCoy Actually D.B. Cooper
Slice of the Paranormal
Episode 63: Slice of the Paranormal heads straight into the storm around D.B. Cooper, the skyjacker who vanished into legend. Our trail leads somewhere unexpected: Central Pennsylvania. We gained rare access to the long-shuttered Warden’s House at the Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary, a place heavy with echoes and unanswered footsteps. Inside those walls, we chase the tangled story of Richard McCoy II, the escaped inmate who pulled off his own daring hijacking, jumped from the same model aircraft, and died in a brutal fight with the FBI. The parallels aren’t just uncanny. They glare like a...
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Bethlehem Pennsylvania Christmas Spirits and Haunted History
Slice of the Paranormal
Episode 62: Slice of the Paranormal traveled to Christmas City USA, better known as Bethlehem Pennsylvania, to chase the lingering breath of Christmas Past. We wandered through shadows of ghostly carolers, stepped into a haunted bookstore that creaks like it remembers every visitor, and traced the footprints of Count Zinzendorf and the Moravians who shaped this place long before streetlights and shop windows. As you sit in the glow of your Christmas tree or holiday tree with a glass of egg nog warming your spirit, spare a thought for the town that claims the first documented Christmas tree in...
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William Goodridge and the Ghosts Beneath the Floorboards
Slice of the Paranormal
Episode 61: Slice of the Paranormal travelled to York, Pennsylvania to visit the William C. Goodridge Freedom Center and Underground Railroad Museum, a site that once carried courage through its walls like a quiet current. The museum was closed that day, so we walked the grounds, watching the windows the way an old soul watches a storm, half expecting a restless hand to nudge one open. This house once displayed one of the first Christmas trees in York, a bright symbol of the season glowing inside a place that also carried people toward freedom. William Goodridge hid his work from the world to...
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Yorktowne Hotel
Slice of the Paranormal
Episode 60: Slice of the Paranormal wanders into the haunted lobby bar of a historic hotel in York Pennsylvania and the spirits waste no time grabbing hold. We follow the staff through shadow filled corridors and sit down with Rissa Miller and Lon Strickler to dig into the ghost stories that have clung to this place for generations. Did a cigar salesman stroll in during the nineteen forties and never manage to leave. Are there more restless souls here than the ones poured into the glasses at its two bustling bars. What presence moves through the halls of this grand old hotel long after...
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Jennie Wade and the Haunted Orphanage Gettysburg Ghosts and Legends
Slice of the Paranormal
Episode 59: Slice of the Paranormal heads straight into Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, the battlefield that shaped the Civil War and refuses to lie quietly. We investigate the Haunted Orphanage, a place where visitors claim the spirits of abused children linger in the cellar’s grim Dungeon. We also tour the Jennie Wade House museum, home of the only civilian killed during the Battle of Gettysburg while she baked bread. Many believe the house still echoes with ghost children, Jennie Wade’s father and unseen hands that tug at clothing. Sources: Haunted Pennsylvania by Mark Nesbitt and Patty A...
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Hex Hollow Haunted History: The Murder of Nelson Rehmeyer
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Episode 58: With a name like Hex Hollow, you know there’s a story lurking in the shadows. In this episode, Slice of the Paranormal explores the haunted grounds of Hex Hollow in Pennsylvania and uncovers the chilling history behind the infamous Nelson Rehmeyer murder of 1928. While Thanksgiving might smell of roasted turkey, in 1928 the only thing burning was Rehmeyer himself. His murder, tied to Pow Wow folk magic, sparked a national outcry against superstitious beliefs. Three young men were sentenced for the crime, yet decades later, locals report strange sounds echoing through the hollow....
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The Ghosts of Joseph Bonaparte: America’s Forgotten King
Slice of the Paranormal
Episode 57: Who knew the King of Spain once lived in Pennsylvania? In this episode, Slice of the Paranormal investigates the haunted history of Joseph Bonaparte, brother of Napoleon, and his ghostly legacy across Pennsylvania and New Jersey. We begin at the Bonaparte House in Philadelphia, where the spirit of Chloris Ingleby is said to linger. Some say she was shot and died on the property—others believe she escaped and still wanders, searching for the man she loved. Next, we travel to Point Breeze in Bordentown, New Jersey, where Joseph Bonaparte built his grand mansion and allegedly came...
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Inside the Ephrata Cloister: Ghosts, Odd Rituals, and Hidden Relics
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Episode 56: Slice of the Paranormal visits the haunted Ephrata Cloister in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, the land of hex signs, shoofly pies, and restless ghosts. This historic religious community is said to be haunted by former members and soldiers who were treated within its wooden walls during the Revolutionary War. Even today, artifacts continue to surface, amulets, glass trumpets, and rumors of a golden goblet still buried somewhere beneath the soil, each one whispering of Pennsylvania Dutch superstitions and spiritual beliefs from centuries past. It’s hard not to feel the presence of...
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Alvira Bunkers and the Manhattan Project
Slice of the Paranormal
Episode 55: Slice of the Paranormal explores the haunted Alvira Bunkers in Union County, Pennsylvania. Once a thriving small town, Alvira was seized by the U.S. government during World War II and transformed into a massive TNT factory for the war effort. Promises to return the land to its families after the war were never kept, and the town vanished—leaving behind only ruins, memories, and mystery. Today, the Alvira ghost town is scattered with crumbling foundations hidden among the trees and more than 150 decaying TNT bunkers. Cemeteries still stand as eerie reminders of the lives once...
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Night of the Living Dead - Zombies, Cemeteries, and the Living Dead Museum
Slice of the Paranormal
Episode 54: Slice of the Paranormal travels to Western Pennsylvania to immerse ourselves in the legacy of George Romero and Night of the Living Dead. At Evans City Cemetery we stand by the iconic Kramer and Blair headstones where the first zombies in horror history rose from the ground and the line “They’re coming to get you Barbara” still echoes. We explore the site of the original farmhouse and the eerie Zombie Bridge before heading to Millvale to visit Harold’s Haunt, Pittsburgh’s haunted they bar, where the spirits of past owners linger. Finally we descend on the Monroeville...
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In this episode we explore to sites close to home. The Slice of the Paranormal crew travels to a small salon called Studio 207. We discussed with the workers the haunted happenings that happen at the site. The Coal Region Paranormal Team and Ghost Detectives filmed an investigation at the site. Karen Borusiewicz our team Founder even captured a full bodied apparition on the site. We then grabbed some pizza and went to see the Witches Grave of Shamokin. We discuss the reasons that Mary Fearer Van Gaskin’s grave has gotten this ominous lore. We even try to summon some answers with a Vortex Ghost Gear Trigger Prop Black Cat appropriately named Binx!
Links to the Sites:
Studio 207 Salon
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Shamokin Cemetery
http://www.shamokincemetery.
Vortex Ghost Gear
Coal Region Paranormal Team