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Fox Hollow Farm is a beautiful 18-acre estate in Indiana, but beneath its scenic surface lies a history of unimaginable horror. When Robert and Vicky Graves moved in, they knew they were living in the former home of notorious serial killer Herb Baumeister. What they didn't know was that the darkness he left behind hadn't gone anywhere.

In this episode of Into the Fog, we explore the chilling paranormal legacy of Fox Hollow Farm. From the "man in the red shirt" haunting the treeline to the terrifying encounters in the indoor swimming pool, we delve into a haunting that raises a disturbing question: Is the house haunted by the victims, the killer, or something far more sinister and inhuman?

In this video, we discuss:

• The horrifying discovery of over 5,000 bone fragments on the property.
  
  
• The "I-70 Strangler" and the dual life of Herb Baumeister.
  
  
• The terrifying firsthand accounts of Joe LeBlanc and his dog, Fred.
  
  
• The "inhuman" presence detected by paranormal investigators.
  
  
• The shocking final confessions and unanswered questions surrounding an accomplice.

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Editor
Gerard Giorgi-Coll

Artwork
Steph Lay

Research Assistance
Marcus Lowth

Research and Image Credits
This episode draws on The Horrors of Fox Hollow Farm: Unraveling the History and Hauntings of a Serial Killer's Home by Richard Estep and Robert Graves (Llewellyn Publications, 2019)
Buy the book here: https://www.llewellyn.com/product.php...

Digital recreations of the Fox Hollow Farm sign, the swimming pool and the woods behind the property: based on Richard Estep and Robert Graves, The Horrors of Fox Hollow Farm, via The Lineup; used with permission from Richard Estep
Police photograph of Herbert Richard Baumeister, 27 March 1986: Indianapolis Police Department, via Wikipedia
Digital recreation of Herbert Baumeister: based on Indianapolis Police photograph, as above
Cover image of The Horrors of Fox Hollow Farm by Richard Estep and Robert Graves: Llewellyn Publications, 2019
Photographs of Fox Hollow Farm pool, exterior, and Richard Estep at the property, 2016: Richard Estep, used with permission
Instagram footage of Richard Estep’s visit to Fox Hollow Farm, 2016: @estep.richard, Instagram; used with permission
TikTok footage and “Laura” EVP recording from Fox Hollow Farm: Richard Estep / @estepwrites, TikTok; used with permission
Image from The Fox Hollow Murders: Playground of a Serial Killer: Hulu / ABC News Studios, 2025

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In 1974, a small house on Lindley Street in Bridgeport, Connecticut, became the centre of one of the most well-documented paranormal investigations in history. But this wasn't just a story told by terrified residents. It it was witnessed by the local police, fire fighters, reporters and priests.

Join Peter Laws as we step "Into the Fog" to examine the Bridgeport Poltergeist. We delve into the police reports that describe furniture moving of its own accord, objects levitating, and a level of chaos that left seasoned officers questioning reality. Why did authority figures risk their reputations to report the impossible? And what really happened behind those doors? I also explore this cases link to controversial investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren, sharing my own thoughts on them.

We explore the chilling eyewitness accounts and the investigative files that make this case a cornerstone of paranormal history.

In this video, we discuss:

The official police testimony from the Lindley Street haunting.
Eyewitness accounts of unexplained physical phenomena.
The legacy of the Bridgeport Poltergeist in the world of the supernatural.
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I guarantee that you have never heard this chilling haunted house case before. It began in Kentucky in 1977, with a Ouija board session, which seemed to unlock a series of terrifying events witnessed by the Green family. Strap in for a series of truly unique and nightmarish events, including a spine-tingling phone conversation with a presence that somehow called from inside the house.

This case took place in the Dixie Housing Project, Prestonsburg, in the mountains of eastern Kentucky: just 0.7 miles from the site of a catastrophic 1958 school bus disaster. Could there be a chilling link?

These events are never fictionalised.
The witnesses are real.
The locations are real.
And as of today, none of it is fully explained.

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