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In 1941, a man named Philip Peters was found murdered in his home in Denver, Colorado.

He'd been brutally beaten to death and the killer had managed to leave no evidence on the

scene as to who he was or why he committed to crime.

Quite aside from this, the police had no idea how he gained entry to the property.

It was seemingly what an owner's a locked room mystery.

The doors and all the windows to the house showed no sign of forced entry and were locked

when neighbours discovered the body.

Strange stories of odd sightings began to fly around the neighborhood, with the attack becoming known in the papers as the Denver Ghost House slayings.

The truth, however, was to be something far stranger and probably for most far more terrifying.

This is dark histories where the facts are worse than fiction. Hello and welcome to season 2 episode 21 of Dark Histories.

I'm Ben. I hope you're all healthy and well. Season 2, episode 21 of Dark Histories.

I'm Ben.

I hope you're all healthy and well

and enjoying them out of Halloween.

It's quite exciting for Dark Histories, I suppose.

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