SLENDER MAN STABBING CASE đź’€Interview with Allison Jornlin
Allison Jornlin talks about the Coast to Coast interview in 2014 about Slenderman and tulpas. The Slenderman stabbing happened less than 24 hours
True Crime Podcast: Slender Man Stabbing Case Episode 6
A supernatural take on the Slender Man Stabbing Case
This is part 6 of an ongoing series
Allison Jornlin talks about the 2014 Coast to Coast interview about Slender Man, thought forms and tulpas. The radio show aired less than 24 hours of the stabbing of Peyton Lautner in the thick woods of Waukesha. Was it just a coincidence or does it play a part in the Slender Man phenomena?
Recipient of the Milwaukee Paranormal Conference’s 2016 Wisconsin Researcher of the Year Award, Allison Jornlin has been investigating hauntings and other strange phenomena for more than 20 years. Inspired by Chicago’s Richard Crowe, who kickstarted U.S. ghost tourism in 1973, she developed Milwaukee’s first haunted history tour in 2008. Since then Allison has led numerous haunted history tours and presented talks on a variety of Fortean topics — poltergeists, UFOs, cryptids, demonic possession, etc. Allison has been featured on TV, radio, and in print and has contributed research to books, articles, and podcasts.
Make sure to check out Episode 1, Episode 2, Episode 3, Episode 4 and Episode 5 in the Slenderman Stabbing Case Podcast Series.
Mentions in this Episode:
Engaging the Anamalous by Jack Hunter
Dark Star Rising by Gary Lachman
Notice of Appeal Filed in Slenderman Stabbing Case
Beware the Slenderman Documentary
The Complete History of Slenderman
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Allison Jornlin
Paranormal Investigator
Allison Jornlin, Tour Developer
Recipient of the Milwaukee Paranormal Conference's 2016 Wisconsin Researcher of the Year Award, Allison Jornlin has been investigating strange phenomena for more than 20 years.
Inspired by Chicago’s Richard Crowe, who kickstarted U.S. ghost tourism in 1973, she developed Milwaukee’s first haunted history tour in 2008.
Allison currently works as a professional weirdo, speaking throughout the U.S., writing for a variety of publications, and developing haunted history tours for American Ghost Walks. She has also be featured in the media including an appearance on the CW’s Mysteries Decoded.