Last Podcast On The Left
Last Podcast On The Left
"It is a phenomenal story. We actually brought this up and I want to find more evidence of this. I have scoured the internet and I have found no evidence of hauntings in Nazi Germany..." — Marcus Parks
"This is the haunting at Fox Hollow Farm. This is going to be, I believe the first time that we've ever actually covered a serial killer haunting. A serial killer who is also a ghost. I possibly." — Ed Larson
"I think what's important about this is 206. It holds on the show. I think it's important. Yeah, but if you smash it up, yeah, it immediately becomes 1,030." — Henry Zebrowski
The episode meticulously details the history of Fox Hollow Farm, the former estate of serial killer Herb Baumeister, and the alleged paranormal activity associated with it. The narrative begins by establishing the gruesome nature of Baumeister's crimes, noting the discovery of human remains on the property and the difficulties in identifying all victims. It then transitions to the experiences of subsequent residents and paranormal investigators, including the Graves family who purchased the property. Various anecdotal accounts are presented, ranging from unexplained noises and apparitions to more intense poltergeist activity in different areas of the house, particularly the pool room and a specific bathroom.
The discussion expands to include the involvement of paranormal investigation shows and independent researchers, who employed methods like EVPs, spirit boxes, and human pendulums to capture alleged evidence. The episode explores differing theories on the nature of the haunting, with some suggesting it is the residual energy of Baumeister and his victims, while others propose the presence of a more malevolent, non-human entity. The narrative also touches upon the accounts of Tony Harris, Baumeister's only known surviving victim, and his claims about the killer and potential accomplices.
The investigation culminates with a deep dive into the work of paranormal investigator Richard Estep and his team, who conducted multiple investigations at the farm. Their findings, including audible voices and physical sensations, are presented as potential evidence of paranormal activity. The episode concludes by acknowledging the enduring mystery surrounding the nature and origin of the phenomena at Fox Hollow Farm, emphasizing the lasting impact of Baumeister's crimes on the location.