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PNW Haunts & Homicides

PNW Haunts & Homicides

Join Caitlyn and Cassie as they chat about PNW true crime, the paranormal, and all kinds of spooky sh*t in the Pacific Northwest. Just two "normal-ish" friends who wanted more local, creepy stories so they never sleep or leave their houses again.

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July 8, 2025

Neil Stonechild: Deadly Saskatoon Starlight Tours

Neil Stonechild: Deadly Saskatoon Starlight Tours The haunting death of a 17-year-old Saulteaux teen—and the chilling police practice still echoing across Canada In 1990, Neil Stonechild—a 17-year-old Saulteaux First Nations teen&mda…
July 8, 2025

Neil Stonechild: Deadly Saskatoon Starlight Tours

In 1990 Neil Stonechild, a 17-year-old Saulteaux First Nations teen, was last seen on a freezing November night in Saskatoon, handcuffed and bleeding in the back of a police cruiser. At least, according to the disturbing test...
July 6, 2025

The Highway of Tears: A Path of Tragedy

Unveiling the Highway of Tears: A Grim Path The Highway of Tears, a desolate stretch of road in British Columbia, Canada, has become synonymous with tragedy. Since the late 1960s, countless Indigenous women and girls have disappeared or been murder…
July 6, 2025

The Molalla Forest Killer: A Serial Predator's Reign of Terror

In this chilling exploration, we delve into the horrifying crimes of Dayton Leroy Rogers, a serial killer who terrorized the Molalla community in Oregon. Join us as we uncover the sinister details of his actions, the impact on his victims, and the h…

Recent Blog Posts

July 8, 2025

Neil Stonechild: Deadly Saskatoon Starlight Tours

Neil Stonechild: Deadly Saskatoon Starlight Tours The haunting death of a 17-year-old Saulteaux teen—and the chilling police practice still echoing across Canada In 1990, Neil Stonechild—a 17-year-old Saulteaux First Nations teen&mda…

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July 6, 2025

The Highway of Tears: A Path of Tragedy

Unveiling the Highway of Tears: A Grim Path The Highway of Tears, a desolate stretch of road in British Columbia, Canada, has become synonymous with tragedy. Since the late 1960s, countless Indigenous women and girls have disappeared or been murder…

Read the Blog Post
July 6, 2025

The Molalla Forest Killer: A Serial Predator's Reign of Terror

In this chilling exploration, we delve into the horrifying crimes of Dayton Leroy Rogers, a serial killer who terrorized the Molalla community in Oregon. Join us as we uncover the sinister details of his actions, the impact on his victims, and the h…

Read the Blog Post

About the Hosts

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Cassie

Paranormal Co-Host

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Caitlyn

True Crime Co-Host

Reviews

PNW represent!

"Such a good podcast. They do such a great job of being respectful when talking about true crime and the victims. such a good mix of crime and haunts. plus it’s always fun to listen to things that hap…"

rach.rach10 | May 10, 2022

Y’all are hilarious!

"First of all, if it wasn’t for your comment on the gram, I wouldn’t be sitting here writing this today. Here’s the deal. I’ve had the extreme pleasure of discovering other really good true crime and …"

team CourtNate and Anna Banana | Aug. 30, 2021

NW GHOST GUY

"This podcast pairs extremely well with being someone intrigued by the spooky atmosphere the PNW often creates! So many stories I had no idea about. Fun, thrilling, and great discussions!"

jbritts | Aug. 6, 2021

Soul sisters!

"I’ve been the first three episodes of this podcast in one night, and I could not wait for the fourth episode to come out! I’ve lived in Oregon my whole life and they love true crime, there’s so much …"

TorySmith77 | June 1, 2021

Spooky and Fun

"I love listening to Cassie and Caitlyn! Not only do they have interesting creepy stories to tell, but they’re fun to listen to, and they’re as nice as they come. Keep it up ladies! I’ll admit that Ha…"

JohnM-NYC | Jan. 22, 2024

MORBID & TGOG FAN!

"I am a HUGE fan of Morbid & Two Girls One Ghost, and when I caught up with them I searched around for something new to binge and I found it with this podcast! I've listened to several episodes now an…"

Violet | April 13, 2024