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Oy with the Terror Podcast

Oy with the Terror Podcast

Oy with the Terror is a bi-monthly podcast hosted by longtime friends Danielle and Sandra, where true crime meets folklore with a side of sarcasm. Each episode dives into chilling unsolved cases, eerie legends, and cultural tales from around the world—blending investigative curiosity with dark humor and thoughtful commentary. Whether we’re exploring haunted histories or questioning suspicious cover ups, we’re here to entertain, inform, and keep you just the right amount of creeped out. Grab your

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00:53:55

Ep. 45 Huggin Molly and Charles Stuart

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2022/02/03

In this week's episode, Sandra talks about the legend called "Huggin Molly." This legend takes place in Abbeville Alabama. Legend has it that Huggin Molly roams the streets looking for young children to hug. Once she hugs them, she screams in their ears. Today there is actually a local restaurant called Huggin Molly named in her honor. Later, Danielles covers the complicated case of Charles Stuart. We venture back in time to Boston in 1989. A prosperous young couple, Charles and Carol Stuart are on

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00:47:57

Ep. 44 The Murder of William Desmond Taylor and the...

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2022/01/27

Join us for another spooky episode! Coincidentally both of our stories involve Ireland. William Desmond Taylor was born William Cunningham Deane-Tanne in Carlow, Ireland. He ventured out to Hollywood in 1912 to become a silent film actor and director. His body was found on the living room floor of his bungalow on February 2, 1922. This murder is a regular whodunnit. Meet a list of suspects who all hold a motive for wanting to see William dead. This includes actresses with opium addictions,

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00:45:20

Episode 43. Scary Stories from the Road & Countess...

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2022/01/21

In this week's episode, Sandra talks about scary Truck Driver and Road trip stories that can be found on the popular website, Reddit. These stories range from funny to weird to downright creepy. Later, Danielle continues the European serial killer theme with Countess Elizabeth Báthory. It is thought that she inspired Bram Stoker's Dracula. Local villagers spoke in hushed tones about the many servants who mysteriously disappeared after working at Elizabeth's castle. Stories later came out about the

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00:44:41

Episode 42. Serial Killer Baba Anujka and the Legend...

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2022/01/13

Happy New Year! We are back-ack-ack. In this episode, Danielle covers the story of the oldest serial killer in modern history, Baba Anujka. She used her knowledge of herbalism, medicine, and chemistry to create killer love potions. Literally. Her love potions contained mixtures of arsenic and mercury. Her widespread consumer base was made up of women who were unhappily married. Eventually, Anujka's reign of terror came to an end and she was incarcerated only to be released eight years later, due to

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00:41:18

Ep. 41 Nutcrackers and the Ashland Tragedy of 1881

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2021/12/30

In this week's episode, Sandra talks about the history of the Nutcracker. Originated in Germany in the mid 17th century, Nutcrackers were designed as toy soldiers and believed to be protectors of the house against malevolent spirits. Today they are more commonly used as decorations, and are most known for being featured in the beloved ballet entitled "The Nutcracker." Later, Danielle covers a dark and sinister crime that took place on December 24, 1881. The Ashland Tragedy occurred in Ashland,

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00:44:32

Ep. 40 The Santa Claus Bank Robbery of 1927 & Krampus

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2021/12/23

Happy Holidays! In this episode, Danielle covers the Santa Claus Bank Robbery of 1927. On December 23, 1927, Marshall Ratliff borrowed a Santa Claus suit and along with three others robbed the First National Bank in Cisco, Texas. Ratliff thought dressing as Santa Claus was the perfect disguise, but it ended up drawing more attention to him. Unfortunately for Ratliff, the public wanted to get the $5000 reward that was placed on any bank robber's head. Luck was not on their side, and after a manhunt

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00:54:42

Ep. 39 The Iditarod Trail and the Night Witches

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2021/12/16

In this week's episode,Sandra talks about the Iditarod Trail. The Iditarod Trail is an annual long-distance sled dog race that is run in early March from Anchorage to Nome in the Alaskan wilderness.The main route of the Iditarod trail extends 938 miles (1,510km), and can take between 8-15 days or longer to complete.It is said that the mushers who participate in this race have strange encounters. Could it be ghosts, or are their minds playing trickson them? Later, Danielle discusses the Night

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Ep. 38 The Axeman of New Orleans & Huldufólk

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2021/12/09

This week Danielle discusses the Axeman of New Orleans. A killer who terrorized citizens, specifically the Italian immigrant grocer community of New Orleans from May 1918 to October 1919. Due to tensions building over time towards any group of people who were different from what was considered the majority of New Orleans citizens. Initial blame was placed on the influx of Italian immigrants and their vendettas, but this was never actually proven. Later, Sandra talks about the Icelantic legend of

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00:38:36

Ep. 37 The Sandman & The Missingest Man in New York

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2021/12/02

In this week's episode, Sandra tells the history of the Sandman. What started out as a simple idea of a man coming to help children fall asleep quickly turned into a tale that people still speak of today. Find out how the origin of the Sandman started and how it is still present in pop culture today. Later, Danielle dives into the disappearance of Judge Joseph Force Crater. It's New York City in the 1930s. Corrupt politicians, showgirls, illicit affairs. What more could you ask for from a classic

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00:38:04

Ep. 36 The Dyatlov Pass Incident & the Irish Legend...

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2021/11/18

This week Danielle covers the mysterious Dyatlov Pass Incident. In 1959 nine Russian hikers ventured out to the Ural mountains but never made it back. The entire group was found dead by rescue teams who were notified of their disappearance. The hiking group, led by Igor Dyatlov, was found under strange circumstances. Some members of the group were found in their underwear in the snow. Others were found with unexplainable brutal injuries. Whatever happened to this group has been discussed for

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00:39:30

Ep. 35 Midnight Bus 375, Beijing and the Hello Kitty...

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2021/11/11

In this week's episode, Sandra talks about the Midnight Bus 375 that happened in Beijing. The legend says that on November 14, 1995, in Beijing the 375 bus was on its last route of the night when it mysteriously disappearedand reappeared several days later in an area that it was not supposed to be. The other strange part of the story is that there were several bodies found on the bus that were severely decomposed. Listen to the story to find out what happenedon its last route. Later, Danielle covers

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00:43:47

Ep. 34 The Black Dahlia Murder & The Witch Girl of...

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2021/11/04

We're back, back again for episode 34! Firstly, Danielle talks about the classic and unsolved Black Dahlia case from Los Angeles. Elizabeth Short was an aspiring actress working as a waitress to pay the bills. On January 15, 1947, her mutilated body was found near an empty lot by a woman who initially mistook her for a store mannequin. This case has stumped detectives and a killer was never found. An unusual detail about this case is the lack of blood at the location of the body. This made

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00:48:54

Ep. 33 Halloween History & the Winchester Mystery House

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2021/10/29

Welcome back! In this week's episode Sandra talks about the history of Halloween and more specifically the legend of "Stingy Jack." This legend tells the tale of a man by the name of "Stingy Jack" who tricked the Devil several times. As punishment he is doomed to wander the earth forever with only a burning coal to light his way. The Irish referred to him as "JackO’Lantern." Today it is simplyJack-O-Lantern. Later, Danielle talks about Sarah Winchester and her mystery house. There is much

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Ep. 32 The Murder of Martha Moxley and the Legend of...

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2021/10/21

This week Danielle starts off the episode discussing the murder of Martha Moxley. A fifteen-year-old girl from Greenwich, CT whose body was found in front of her house on Halloween day in 1975. A golf club determined to be the murder weapon was found nearby. It was determined the golf club belonged to the Skakel household, one of her neighbors. Their son Michael Skakel was considered the prime suspect. Skakel, a nephew of Ethel Skakel Kennedy, was able to fight his conviction for decades. Later,

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00:51:04

Ep. 31 The Legend of the Babysitter and the Man...

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2021/10/14

In this week's episode,Sandra talks about a well-known urban legend called "The Babysitter and the Man Upstairs." This legend tells the story of a young girl who is babysitting for a family and keeps receiving phone calls telling her to "check the children." Concerned, she calls the cops who are able to trace the call coming from inside the house. This legend is actually based on the true story of the tragic murder of Janett Christman a young girl who was babysitting in her hometown of Columbia,

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00:47:31

Ep. 30 Linda Hazzard's Starvation Heights and the...

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2021/09/30

This week Danielle talks about Linda Hazzard, also known as the "Starvation Doctor". She swindled people into trying her revolutionary fasting regiment which she claimed could cure any ailment, even cancer. Patients who were lucky enough to survive fasting for weeks or longer would leave her sanitarium singing Linda's praises. Linda made sure to only work with people who had a significant amount of money to their name. She would collect insurance claims from a majority of her victims. Later, Sandra

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Ep. 29 Old Charleston Jail and the Barbie & Ken Killers

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2021/09/23

This week Sandra talks about the Old Charleston Jail located in Charleston, SC. One of the most well-known haunted jails in South Carolina, the Old Charleston Jail dates back to 1640. It was in operation from 1802 to 1939. Its most famous inmates include Lavinia and James Fisher. In 2000 it was acquired by the American College of Building Arts and used as its campus and headquarters. Today it is open to tours and has been featured on Ghost Hunters, the Travel Channel, and Ghost Adventures. Ever

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00:41:37

Ep. 28 H.H. Holmes Murder Castle and Dorothy Dunn

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2021/09/16

In this week's shorter, but sweet episode, Danielle talks about the creepy H.H. Holmes. Born Herman Webster Mudgett he is known as one of America's first serial killers. He built a mansion in Chicago that was designed for murder. From traps doors, hidden chutes to the basements, and rooms designed to asphyxiate people. He also would collect insurance claims from his victims until one day he was finally apprehended. Later, Sandra talks about the story of Dorothy Dunn. A young girltragicallydrowned in

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00:56:54

Ep. 27 Annie's Road and Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid

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2021/09/09

This week Sandra talks about Annie's road. One of the haunted roads is located inTotowa, in Passaic County, NJ. Supposedly this sad tale has several versions, but they all involve a young girl named Annie getting killed on a road called Riverway Drive. For decades and possibly centuries, people have reported strange happenings on that road. From seeing blood on the road to seeing an apparition of a young girl who vanishes without a trace. Then, Danielle discusses famous outlaws Butch Cassidy and the

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00:51:26

Ep. 26 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Heist and...

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2021/09/02

It's episode 26! Danielle discusses the Gardner Museum Heist. On March 18, 1990, on St. Patrick's Day, two thieves posing as police officers were buzzed in through the side entrance of the Boston museum. 81 minutes later they walked out with 13 pieces of art estimated to be worth $500 million. None of the pieces were ever recovered, and this is still an ongoing investigation. The FBI believes the thieves to be connected to a crime organization spread through the mid-Atlantic and New England. The

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