That are now locations like devils tower, we discuss early earth, everything being larger and the reset of the earth. 

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In this episode of The Supernatural Roundtable, we uncover the hidden history behind two of the most controversial chapters of World War II’s aftermath: Operation Paperclip and Japan’s Unit 731.

We explore how the United States secretly recruited former Nazi scientists—like rocket engineer Wernher von Braun—to help win the Cold War, even as their pasts were quietly buried. Then we shift focus to Unit 731, Japan’s covert biological warfare division, and expose the horrific experiments they conducted—and the shocking post-war deals that protected those responsible.

Due to the graphic nature of the material, many historical images from the Unit 731 segment were omitted from the video out of respect for viewers and victims. The details remain accurate, but viewer discretion is advised.

Was it all for the sake of science and security... or something darker? Join us as we dig deep into the truth that textbooks won’t tell.

While the world accepted his reported suicide in 1945, rumors quickly began to spread—rumors of U-boats off the coast of Argentina, secret German compounds in South America, and even a photograph allegedly showing him alive in Colombia years after the war ended.

We trace the origins of these claims, explore reports that challenge the official narrative, and discuss the possibility that the truth may have been far stranger—and more troubling—than most historians are willing to admit.

Join us as we follow the trail of the dictator who vanished.

We begin with the Coal Creek War, the violent uprising that toppled Tennessee’s convict-leasing system and gave birth to Brushy—a prison built by prisoners to break prisoners. From there, we walk the timeline of one of America’s harshest lockups: a place where disease, isolation, and brutality were standard, and where murders, riots, and forced labor turned men into ghosts long before death did.

We cover the infamous James Earl Ray escape, the 1982 race riot and hostage crisis, and the inescapable suffering woven into Brushy’s walls. And when the gates finally closed in 2009, the darkness didn’t leave. Now a haunted shell, the prison echoes with stories of cold spots, whispers, and the spirits of those who never left.

This isn’t just a prison story—it’s a Southern gothic horror that actually happened.

In 1966, the Pritchard family moved into a small home at 30 East Drive. What followed were months of terror—scratched skin, flying objects, and a dark, hooded figure that appeared without warning and watched from the shadows. Known today as the Black Monk, the entity’s presence was violent, personal, and unrelenting.

But the haunting didn’t begin with the Pritchards. Long before the house was built, this land had already seen centuries of blood. Public executions, war, rebellion, and famine left a lasting mark on the very ground beneath East Drive. From the hanging of political martyrs to the siege of Pontefract Castle, the soil was soaked in death—and some believe the land itself remembers.

In this episode, we explore the terrifying events inside the house, the documented history of violence surrounding it, and the theories that attempt to explain what still lingers there. Is it a lost soul? A manifestation of collective trauma? Or something far older and darker?

Along the way, we share pieces of our own encounters with the unexplained—fleeting shadows, oppressive stillness, things that leave you wondering if something is watching just outside the frame.

Thanks for joining us at the table. We hope you brought a light.

In this episode of The Supernatural Roundtable, Richard, Sean, and Craig dig into one of California's most enduring unsolved mysteries. Was it panic? Foul play? Or something stranger still?

We turn back the pages of a forgotten case... and step beyond the veil of the unexplained.

In this episode, we’re venturing back into the eerie realm of cryptids—some you know, some you’ve never even imagined. From forest-dwelling phantoms to aquatic enigmas, these legendary beings continue to haunt our maps and our minds.

Buckle up. Keep the lights on. And if you’re out in the woods... don’t go alone.

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In this deep-dive episode, we explore every chilling theory behind the Alaskan Triangle.