idaho

Take a look into several of the cases attributed to the Lewis Clark Valley murder cases which struck the twin communities of Lewiston, Idaho and Clarkston, Washington.

Idaho is one of sixteen landlocked states, so it's one of the last places you'd expect to find eerie shipwrecks hidden beneath the water.

Cursed items from the tomb of King Tut now sit quietly in a museum in Idaho Falls.

Pocatello High School in Idaho has a history of spooky occurrences with A&E's 'Ghosthunters' capturing security footage of a shadowy figure moving into one of the school bathrooms.

There's a giant swirl on a lake in northern Idaho that's causing a swirl among those trying to figure out what it is.

'Giant Skull' video show what looks like two large eye sockets, the outline of a nose, and what sort of looks like an agape mouth.

A terrible crime happened in Boise, Idaho back in the 1980s in a house that sits on Linden Street. The crime was that of murder so gruesome that the house itself is been notoriously referenced as Boise's "murder house."

There are some legendary creepy stories though about Dierke's Lake in Twin Falls, Idaho.

After more than 130 years since it was reported to have been raised from a depth of approximately 300 feet by Idaho well drillers, the object known as the "The Nampa Figurine" is still stirring debate among state scientists and historians.

An escaped circus monkey in the early 1900s gave rise to the now beloved zoo in Boise, Idaho.