Paraverse: Eerie Theories Episode 12

Paraverse - Live show and podcast series

Buckle up for a spine-chilling ride as Eerie Theories unveils its latest episode, delving into the realms of roadside haunts and inexplicable phenomena. Join our hosts as they navigate the eerie highways of ghostly encounters, investigate the perplexing cases of spontaneous human combustion, encounter the spirits haunting the halls of the Natural History Museum, and unravel the harrowing tale of Roland Doe, the boy who inspired The Exorcist.

First on our journey through the unknown is a collection of roadside ghost stories that haunt the highways and byways of the world. Explore the chilling encounters of travellers who have crossed paths with restless spirits lingering along lonely stretches of road.

Next, we confront the mysterious phenomenon of spontaneous human combustion, where individuals seemingly burst into flames without any external ignition source. Delve into the perplexing cases and scientific theories surrounding this enigmatic occurrence.

Venture into the hallowed halls of the Natural History Museum, where more than just artefacts and specimens dwell. Are the spirits of Egyptian Pharaohs terrorising those who frequent the museum, angry that their remains have been moved from their resting place and put on display?

Then, prepare to be spellbound by the chilling tale of Roland Doe, the real-life inspiration behind the iconic film, The Exorcist. Follow the harrowing ordeal of a young boy possessed by malevolent forces and the desperate attempts to rid him of the demonic entity that consumed him.