Move over, mindfulness walk — there’s a new walk in town: Spooky Bitch Walk.
It’s for the bitches who aren’t trying to improve themselves... they just want to scare themselves.
I’m Hannah, and each week I’ll be joined by a co-host as we walk you through a true crime case or spooky story.
Whether you’re on a trail, in your neighborhood, at the gym, or at home — Spooky Bitch Walk is ready to go with you.
So grab your pepper spray and sharpen your nails. It’s time for a Spooky Bitch Walk.
When Deborah Wolfe was late for her shift as a nurse two days after Christmas in 1985, her boss and coworkers were immediately worried. Debbie had never been late. They contacted her mom when they were unable to get ahold of Debbie by phone. Debbie’s mom, step-dad, and a family friend went to Debbie’s house where they found the home in disarray and her dogs unfed. They contacted police who didn’t investigate until five days later.
Debbie’s body was found in a large metal barrel in the pond on her property. This barrel mysteriously disappeared shortly after and police denied that there had ever been a barrel at all. Her death was ruled an accidental drowning, but her family has always suspected foul play.
Come along with Hannah and her mom as they discuss cats, Halloween costumes, and Captain Jack Sparrow.
CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains discussions of homicide. Listener discretion is advised.
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Please subscribe, rate, and review. Follow us on Instagram @spookybitchwalk and Facebook at Spooky Btch Walk for all the updates. Email us at spookybtchwalk@gmail.com to share all your spooky stories and case suggestions.
Sources:
Futch, M. (2019, October 26). The body in the barrel. The Fayetteville Observer. https://www.fayobserver.com/story/news/2019/10/26/body-in-barrel-questions-linger-in-1985-fayetteville-drowning/2439020007/
Kennedy, W. (2022, January 10). The mysterious death of Debbie Wolfe explained. Grunge. https://www.grunge.com/729140/the-mysterious-death-of-debbie-wolfe-explained/
Owens, L. & Owens, S. (Host). (2021, January 21). Unsolved suspicious death: Debbie Wolfe (revisited case) [Audio podcast episode]. In Last Seen Alive. Studio 222. https://lastseenalivepodcast.com/2021/01/25/899/
queenofsmoke. (2023, December 29). Body in the barrel: The strange death of Debbie Wolfe (December 1985) [Online forum post]. Reddit. https://www.reddit.com/r/UnresolvedMysteries/comments/18trg1x/body_in_the_barrel_the_strange_death_of_debbie/
Tabachnick, C. (2019, June 8). Drowning is one of the hardest homicides to prove. These investigators want to change that. NBC News. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/drowning-one-hardest-homicides-prove-these-investigators-want-change-n1011911
Unsolved Mysteries. (n.d.). Debbie Wolfe. Unsolved Mysteries. https://unsolved.com/gallery/debbie-wolfe/
27 Oct 2026
Lizzie Borden Took an Axe...Or Did She?
In August 1892, Lizzie Borden took an axe and killed her step-mother and father. Maybe. She was acquitted, but in the court of public opinion, she was guilty. The nursery rhyme “Lizzie Borden took an axe, gave her mother forty wacks…” had already started being sung by children in Fall River, MA, before her trial even began. Lizzie endured people gawking at and whispering about her for the rest of her life even though there was no solid evidence linking her to the crime. There wasn’t any solid evidence linking anyone else to the crime either.
It’s been 134 years since Andrew and Abby Borden were brutally murdered in their home in broad daylight, but this case is still talked about today because it is so baffling. Just when you think you’ve solved it, another piece of evidence comes up that changes your mind.
Come along with Hannah and Jessica as they discuss Scooby-Doo, ankles, and the Summer Sickies.
CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains discussions of homicide and gore. Listener discretion is advised.
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Please subscribe, rate, and review. Follow us on Instagram @spookybitchwalk and Facebook at Spooky Btch Walk for all the updates. Email us at spookybtchwalk@gmail.com to share all your spooky stories and case suggestions.
Sources:
Miller, S. (2016). The Borden murders: Lizzie Borden and the trial of the century. Yearling.
Sager, J. (2026, September 20). What happened to Emma Borden after her sister Lizzie Borden’s murder trial? People. https://people.com/what-happened-to-emma-borden-after-sister-lizzie-borden-trial-12123248
The Historic Lizzie Borden House. (2026, August 27). The forgotten Borden: Who was Emma Borden? The historic Lizzie Borden house. https://lizzie-borden.com/blog/the-forgotten-borden-who-was-emma-borden/
20 Oct 2026
The Mothman. The Myth. The Legend.
In the 1960s, there were so many UFO sightings near Point Pleasant, West Virginia, that one reporter was assigned to cover only these claims. In November 1966, residents started reporting seeing a large muscular man with giant wings and glowing red eyes. This creature eventually became known as the Mothman. Many people believe the Mothman was an alien or was sent by the government to distract from all of the UFO and alien sightings. The Mothman is celebrated in Point Pleasant every year at the Mothman Festival which has become the largest festival in the entire state.
Come along with Hannah and Bob as they discuss chocolate, the Mothman’s good looks, and bridges vs helicopters.
CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains strong language. Listener discretion is advised.
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Please subscribe, rate, and review. Follow us on Instagram @spookybitchwalk and Facebook at Spooky Btch Walk for all the updates. Email us at spookybtchwalk@gmail.com to share all your spooky stories and case suggestions.
Sources:
Breedlove, S. (Director). (2017). Mothman of Point Pleasant [Film]. Prime.
Sergent, D. & Wamsley, J. (2016). Mothman: The facts behind the legend: Expanded edition. The Sergent Company.
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