Unexplained Cases | The Spirituality Behind COVID-19

Written by: Rick Garner
Case Filed: 1/17/21 - LIVE VIDEO
Executive Producer: Rick Garner

Maryam returns to the show after recovering from COVID-19. What havoc did this horrible virus wreak on her and her husband? Did it impact her abilities or change her perspectives? Whether COVID-19 has impacted you directly or not, this is a discussion you don't want to miss. "Floating Thoughts" composed by Music Of Wisdom - Licensed from https://meditationmusiclibrary.com/

ABOUT UNEXPLAINED CASES: MEDIUM Beyond pick-a-card and live psychic readings, Unexplained Cases: Medium showcases Maryam the Medium - a renowned medium to people, pets & the paranormal. Her goal is to help the living and the dead and she does this especially during featured case files on the show. These are paranormal cases requiring more than gadgets to solve. Watch as Maryam uses her special gifts and abilities to confront dark entities and uncover hidden secrets. If you would like reading, please send ONE question to: maryamlive@unexplainedcases.com Each additional question over email - $20 One hour phone session - $150 Pet reading - $50 CONNECT WITH MARYAM: TikTok | https://www.tiktok.com/@MaryamtheMedium Instagram | https://instagram.com/MaryamtheMedium/ Facebook | https://facebook.com/WhatAboutDaisy/ YouTube | https://youtube.com/MaryamtheMedium

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Field Reports from Myrtles Plantation - St. Francisville, Louisiana

Written by: Rick Garner Case Filed: 10/31/00 - St. Francisville, Louisiana Executive Producer: Rick Garner 1:45pm - Our team arrives at Myrtles with a 2:00 p.m. check-in awaiting us. We began to roam the grounds, checking out the place. Myrtles is outstanding and breathtaking in beauty and mystery. Without any knowledge of the hauntings of this location, one is overwhelmed with the amount of Spanish moss hanging from the many ancient trees on the grounds. 3 - 4pm - Darren takes a nap in one of the more "active" rooms - the Green Room. This one has been known for visitations from Chloe. He had set up a Hi-8 to record anything. Shortly after falling asleep, he says, "Something touched my hand, and I jerked it back and woke up." This is evident on the tape. He also set a voice-activated recorder in an adjacent room. On playback, the tape contained some odd "ticking" noise. Nothing was in the room to produce that sound. Around that same time,...

Museum of Mystery: Part 1 | Unexplained Cases (2025)

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Hidden Secrets

Written by: Jeff Rent Case Filed: 5/16/03 - Edwards, Mississippi Executive Producer: Rick Garner Tucked behind 200-year-old magnolia trees lies the Yeiser House. Built in 1832, it's a house full of history going back to the Civil War. The story and events at this house actually started several hundred yards down the road on May 16, 1863, during the Battle for Champion's Hill and a little known Brigadier General Lloyd Tilghman who was shot. Historian DeAnna Thompson-Blailock says, "If it was a sniper, (he was wounded) in the throat. And due to the blood pattern where he bled to death in the Yeiser house, it would seem like a sniper shot because of the blood pattern on the floor." After being shot, General Tilghman was taken to the Yeiser, which was being used as a field hospital. There, in one corner of a front bedroom, Tilghman bled to death.

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