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You Can't Unhear

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by Ericka Cuevas

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Welcome to the podcast You Can't Unhear -- a late-night podcast exploring the stories that linger long after the episode ends. If you love true crime stories, unsolved mysteries, and strange events that blur the line between reality and folklore, you've found your next obsession. From infamous killers and forgotten cold cases to daily true crime stories from around the world, we dive deep into the psychology, history, and haunting details behind each case. This is where curiosity meets the unknown. But true crime is only the beginning. You Can't Unhear also explores conspiracy theories, unsolved disappearances, internet mysteries, paranormal encounters, and urban legends around the world. Journey through Japanese ghost stories, Korean folklore, Latin American legends, European myths, and forgotten tales passed down through generations. From cursed rituals and haunted locations to mysterious stations that shouldn't exist, we uncover the stories people whisper about after midnight. If you're a fan of horror crime stories, psychological storytelling, and immersive audio experiences, our episodes are designed for late-night listening with headphones on and the lights off. Welcome to a place where some stories refuse to be forgotten.

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4/30/2026

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June 28, 2026

The Monster Every Schoolgirl Knew About.. South Africa's School Horror - PINKY PINKY

In this episode, we explore the terrifying South African urban legend of Pinky Pinky, a mysterious creature said to stalk school bathrooms and prey on young girls. Known for its pink hair, black eyes, unnatural appearance, and overwhelming sense of dread, Pinky Pinky became one of the most feared folklore figures in South Africa during the 1990s. We examine chilling eyewitness accounts, reports of school-wide panic, stories of girls encountering strange sounds and figures in restroom stalls, and the social fears that may have helped create one of Africa's most disturbing modern legends. Is Pinky Pinky simply a schoolyard myth, a psychological phenomenon, or something far darker lurking behind closed bathroom doors?

June 27, 2026

WILL CORNICK - 15 Year Old Student Who Stabbed His Teacher & Shocked Britain

In this episode, we examine the shocking murder of beloved British teacher Ann Maguire, who was killed inside her classroom at Corpus Christi Catholic College in Leeds, England, in 2014. For more than 40 years, Ann dedicated her life to teaching and mentoring generations of students. But hidden behind the appearance of an intelligent and well-behaved teenager, Will Cornick had spent years developing an obsessive hatred toward her. What makes this case especially disturbing is that Cornick openly discussed his violent fantasies with friends long before the attack, yet nobody believed he would act on them. We explore the life of Ann Maguire, the warning signs that were missed, the psychology behind Will Cornick's fixation, and the tragic classroom attack that shocked the United Kingdom and remains one of the most disturbing school-related murders in modern British criminal history.

June 27, 2026

America's Most Famous Haunted House - The Real Story Behind "THE AMITYVILLE HORROR"

In this episode of You Can't Unhear, we explore the chilling true story behind The Amityville Horror, one of the most famous haunted house cases in history. It begins with the 1974 DeFeo family murders, when Ronald "Butch" DeFeo Jr. shot and killed six members of his family inside their home at 112 Ocean Avenue in Amityville, New York. But the mystery didn't end there. Just over a year later, the Lutz family moved into the house and claimed they experienced terrifying paranormal activity, including strange voices, apparitions, unexplained odors, swarms of flies, and supernatural disturbances that forced them to flee after only 28 days. Were these events evidence of a genuine haunting, psychological trauma, or one of the most successful horror stories ever told? Join us as we examine the true crime case, the alleged haunting, the involvement of Ed and Lorraine Warren, and the unanswered questions that continue to surround the Amityville Horror decades later.

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What is You Can't Unhear?: Welcome to the podcast You Can't Unhear -- a late-night podcast exploring the stories that linger long after the episode ends. If you love true crime stories, unsolved mysteries, and strange events that blur the line between reality and folklore, you've found your next obsession.

From infamous killers and forgotten cold cases to daily true crime stories from around the world, we dive deep into the psychology, history, and haunting details behind each case. This is where curiosity meets the unknown.

But true crime is only the beginning.

You Can't Unhear also explores conspiracy theories, unsolved disappearances, internet mysteries, paranormal encounters, and urban legends around the world. Journey through Japanese ghost stories, Korean folklore, Latin American legends, European myths, and forgotten tales passed down through generations. From cursed rituals and haunted locations to mysterious stations that shouldn't exist, we uncover the stories people whisper about after midnight.

If you're a fan of horror crime stories, psychological storytelling, and immersive audio experiences, our episodes are designed for late-night listening with headphones on and the lights off.

Welcome to a place where some stories refuse to be forgotten.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.

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