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Full Moons, Meanings, Black Magic, and Historical Significance
Explore the significance of full moons in the Hebrew calendar, black magic, and the occult. Learn the meaning of each full moon in 2024, the historical importance in Jewish and Christian traditions, and how full moons are viewed in dark occult practices.
The Disturbing Origins of the Citadel
Denmark Vesey's 1822 slave revolt plot in Charleston, inspired by Haiti's revolution, led to his execution and the construction of The Citadel as a defense against future uprisings. The true crime lies in the injustices of slavery and the fear it perpetuated.
The Ghost Boy
The 1837 Bed and Breakfast in Charleston is home to the ghost of George, a young boy who haunts the property. Guests report seeing muddy footprints on the ceiling, hearing giggles, and even being pulled from bed. Some suspect a more sinister spirit is imitating George.
Dead Italian Wives
Two tragic murders tied to the Colucci family—Michael accused of strangling his wife, and Ivo suspected of killing his—spark suspicions of deeper family connections or crime.
Nowhere to Run—The Strange Tale of an Ex-Cop Fugitive
The disturbing case of Dan Hiers, a former Charleston police officer accused of molestation and murdering his wife. Fleeing the law, he evaded capture for over 13 years, only to be found hiding in China.
Colonial Calvinist Family Sex Cult: The Dutartre Haunting
The Dutartre family cult, formed in early 1700s Charleston, followed radical Moravian missionaries and engaged in disturbing practices. Living in a secluded commune, they defied colonial laws and treated the women, including adolescent daughters, as carnal slaves. Their violent resistance against authorities led to a deadly showdown, culminating in several hangings. Today, the site where the cult lived is said to be haunted, with shadowy figures and eerie occurrences reported, making it one of Charleston’s spookiest and most haunted historical sites.