DH Ep:44 The Incredibly Stupid One
On a sweltering June night in 1967, twenty-year-old sailor Douglas Brent Hegdahl stepped onto the deck of the USS Canberra for a breath of air, unaware that a single blast from the ship’s guns would k...
20 Nov 20251h 14min
DH Ep:43 J. Edgar Hoover
On a humid morning in May nineteen seventy-two, the most powerful man in Washington died naked on his bedroom floor, and he wasn't the president. For forty-eight years, John Edgar Hoover had been the ...
16 Nov 20251h 19min
DH Ep:42 The Donner Party
In the winter of 1846–1847, eighty-seven pioneers set out with dreams of a new life in California—and found themselves trapped in the Sierra Nevada Mountains during one of the worst winters ever recor...
9 Nov 202544min
DH Ep:41 The Thin Blue Line
This episode isn't going to be easy to hear, but it's necessary. I spent sixteen years in law enforcement, ending my career as an Atlanta police officer in 2016, and I can tell you from experience tha...
7 Nov 20251h 17min
DH Ep:40 Where the Mountains Swallow Men Whole
On a cold November afternoon in 1945, a seasoned hunting guide named Middie Rivers walked into the Vermont wilderness and never came back out. He knew every inch of Glastenbury Mountain, yet he vanish...
29 Okt 202555min
DH Ep:39 The Devil’s Tramping Ground
Deep in the pine forests of Chatham County, North Carolina, lies a perfect circle of barren earth where nothing has grown for over three hundred years.Known as The Devil’s Tramping Ground, this myster...
19 Okt 202559min
DH Ep:38 Hunting Hitler
In this episode of Disturbing History, we step into one of the most chilling and enduring mysteries of the twentieth century: what really happened to Adolf Hitler after the fall of Berlin in 1945? Our...
14 Okt 20251h 8min
DH Ep:37 John Wilkes Booth
On the night of April 14, 1865, John Wilkes Booth stepped into the presidential box at Ford's Theatre and fired a single shot that would echo through American history. But what if the story didn't end...
28 Sep 20251h
