This week, we're talking about haunted islands -- or, one haunted island, anyway (Briana forgot to finish her research; whoops). In a lagoon situated between the coasts of Venice and Lido in Italy, Poveglia Island is nicknamed the ‘Island of Ghosts’ due to its grizzly past.

We're continuing our limited paranormal October series called Shockingly Haunted with haunted castles! Join us this week as we bring you a selection of castles and fortifications from around the globe, along with some stories of the spirits said to still remain behind those walls.

We're continuing our limited paranormal October series called Shockingly Haunted with haunted hospitals! Join us this week as we bring you a selection of hospitals with dark pasts throughout the country. We also talk about how both the true crime and horror genres stigmatize mental illness, and how society has turn it into a bogeyman.

Today, Brittany is taking us through a recent case, the untimely death of Kim Wall. A freelance Danish journalist, Kim who was tragically murdered inside of a submerged submarine while conducting an interview with Peter Madsen for an article.

When a group of students from a rural college in Guerrero, Mexico, attempted to find transportation to a protest, their arrival in nearby Iguala was not received well. Confronted by police, students and civilians were fired upon, killing 6 and injuring 25. Most egregious of all, 43 students were forcibly disappeared with hardly a trace.

Two days before Christmas in 1996, the small town of Toormore in West Cork, Ireland, was rocked by the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier, the first murder in the area in almost four decades. Although the murder is still considered unsolved in Ireland, the French legal system found Ian Bailey guilty of her murder.

On Valentine's Day weekend in 1993, 29-year-old Ignacia Manriquez was trying to enjoy time with her sister, a friend, and her children. That was all interrupted when her ex, Juan Navarro, decided he was going to get her back by whatever means necessary.

Emanuela went missing in the early 1980’s, and has not been found or seen since. The Orlandi family still hold out hope that they will someday find out what happened to their daughter, especially Pietro, her older brother.

In November of 1988, 17-year-old Junko Furuta was riding home from work when she was knocked off her bike. A classmate from school offered to walk her back, but she would never make it there. Little did she know this classmate hadn't been there by coincidence and planned to teach her a lesson for rejecting his advances.