Haunted Medina

My special guest tonight is author Bradon Massullo here to discuss his haunted hometown of Medina County, Ohio. Get his book now on Amazon.

The dreadful howls of coyotes are common in the shadows surrounding Medina County, but perhaps something else, something entirely more fearsome, lurks in the night.

In 1906, the specter now known as the Woman in Black so terrified residents in Medina Square that a curfew was imposed. Restless spirits, rattling chains, and nefarious deeds are rumored to have occurred in a farmhouse in Sharon Township. Legend has it that about 100 years ago a witch preyed on the residents of Liverpool Township, and the ghost of a teenage boy is said to haunt the men's restroom at Plum Creek Park in Brunswick Hills.

Join parapsychologist Brandon Massullo as he sheds light on the ghostly lore surrounding Medina County's restaurants, libraries, freeways, parks, and more.

10 years of mysteries. 10 years of incredible listeners. This one’s for YOU.

Become a Mysterian for just $2.99/month FOREVER and unlock:

👽 AD-FREE LISTENING — Enjoy our full episode library without interruptions.

🛸 EXCLUSIVE BONUS CONTENT — UFOs, cryptids, hauntings, strange encounters, conspiracies, lost audio, and more.

Lock in $2.99/month FOREVER when you join by September 30th.

JOIN NOW

Thank you for 10 incredible years of listening and supporting Mysterious Radio. ❤️

👽 THE TRUTH IS OUT THERE. SO IS YOUR COFFEE.

Fortunately, we have coffee.

Meet Mysterious Grounds Coffee — seriously delicious premium coffee for people who like their mornings bold and their world a little unexplained.

Choose Area 51 Roast, Eerie Grounds, or Zombie Drip.

UFOs? Classified.

Ghosts? Still investigating.

Zombies? Before 8 A.M., absolutely.

Amazing coffee? CONFIRMED. ☕

Get yours at MysteriousGrounds.com

Brew something strange.

---

NOTICE: This audio, RSS feed, and associated metadata are the exclusive intellectual property of Mysterious Radio. Unauthorized redistribution, modification, suppressed metrics, or insertion of third-party tracking prefixes or advertising into this feed without express written consent is prohibited and may constitute copyright infringement (17 U.S.C. § 1201), unauthorized computer access (18 U.S.C. § 1030), and wire fraud (18 U.S.C. § 1343). Violations will be reported to federal authorities.