Bigfoot season never really ends around here, but this stretch has been busier than most. From a DNA claim making the national rounds to a fresh sighting right in our own backyard, here is the roundup. The Snake Stuart DNA Claim Charles Stuart, better known as Snake the Bigfoot Hunter, says he found decomposing remains in New York's Adirondack Park back in 2024, an eight-foot, 300-pound specimen he nicknamed Dack. He put the body on display at last year's Great New York State

This weeks podcast. Seattle has a long and uncomfortable relationship with true crime history, and that backdrop is exactly why Mind of a Serial Killer feels so resonant at Pacific Place. Rather than recycling the same sensational headlines, the experience leans into serial killer psychology, criminology, and the science of investigation. The conversation in this episode follows that same path: why people are drawn to true crime podcasts and documentaries, what we can actuall

Perhaps the most famous ghost of Pike Place is Princess Angeline, the daughter of Chief Seattle himself. Born Kikisoblu, she was one of the few Indigenous people who refused to leave her homeland when the government forced the Duwamish out. She lived in a small shack along the waterfront until her death in 1896. Visitors and vendors alike claim to have seen her spirit — a frail woman in a red shawl, carrying baskets or small trinkets — walking through the Market’s early morni

Seattle’s Pike Place Market, founded in 1907, is one of America’s oldest continuously operating public markets. But beneath the bustling produce stands and neon signs lies a hidden history one built on tragedy, displacement, and death. Before the Market was ever built, this land was home to the Duwamish and Suquamish peoples, who lived along the waterfront for centuries. Later, early settlers transformed the area into a rough patchwork of businesses and saloons that were rep

The Green River Killer, one of the most notorious serial killers in American history, has long haunted the Pacific Northwest, particularly King County, Washington. In September 2024, reports emerged about sightings and discussions surrounding this enigmatic figure, reigniting interest and fear in a community that had thought it had long buried its past. This blog post delves into the history of the Green River Killer, detailing his actions, the impact on King County, and the

As the clock ticks down to midnight on December 31st, millions around the world eagerly anticipate New Year’s Eve. While many famous landmarks host incredible celebrations, the Space Needle in Seattle stands out as a top destination for those looking to ring in the new year with flair. Known as the West Coast version of the iconic New York City ball drop, the Space Needle offers a unique blend of breathtaking views, exhilarating entertainment, and a vibrant atmosphere that is

The Green River murders are one of the most chilling chapters in American criminal history. This horrifying case unfolded in Seattle from the mid-1980s to the early 1990s and led to the tragic loss of at least 49 young women, many of whom were vulnerable due to addiction or involvement in sex work. Even decades later, the shadows cast by these events linger in the city, captivating true crime fans and amateur detectives alike. The Green River itself has become a haunting symb

As the opening chords of Nirvana’s “Come as You Are” reverberate in our memories, we're reminded of the powerful impact Kurt Cobain and the grunge movement have had on the world. Thirty years after Cobain's untimely passing, his influence is as palpable as ever. From the angst-filled lyrics that spoke to a disenchanted generation to the raw, unfiltered emotion that defined the grunge scene, Cobain's legacy is one of authentic expression and cultural revolution. Grunge emerged

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We continue Spooktober with some of Seattle's Old cemeteries with Jake from Private Eye Tours. She give some insight on places you would...