Boo Crew… we’re stepping into places where history didn’t just happen—it lingers.

Lora takes us inside the infamous Lemp Mansion in St. Louis, Missouri—a grand home built over a network of natural limestone caves… and steeped in tragedy. Once owned by the powerful Lemp brewing family, the mansion became the site of multiple untimely deaths and devastating loss. Today, it’s considered one of the most haunted locations in America. Guests and staff report apparitions, disembodied voices, shadow figures, and unexplained activity throughout the home. Is it grief that echoes through the halls… or something far more permanent?

Then Autumn brings us to Lake Shawnee Amusement Park in West Virginia—a place where laughter once filled the air, but tragedy changed everything. She explores the park’s history, including fatal accidents on rides and in the pool, before uncovering the much older—and darker—past beneath it. Long before the Ferris wheel turned, this land was the site of violent conflict and loss, and later discoveries revealed Native American burial grounds on the property. Today, Shawnee is known as one of the most haunted amusement parks in the U.S., with reports of ghostly children, shadow figures, and unexplained voices.

From cursed family legacies to haunted amusement parks built on restless ground… this episode dives into two locations where the past refuses to stay buried.