Are you from Fresno, CA? Have you been to your Historic Landmark Landfill? Better question: have you heard of or even SEEN the Fresno Nightcrawlers? No, we aren’t talking worms here, but the mysterious cryptids that can be seen gracefully jaunting around people’s yards at night. Do you trust Jose? Morgan discusses the absolutely irritatingly horrific murder of Sara Porter, a Michigan native whose murderer (spoiler alert: it was her husband) has NEVER BEEN CAUGHT. Did you hear that? At the beginning? YEAH WE HAVE A THEME SONG NOW! Follow us on Instagram @betterintheorypodcast and on Twitter @better_theory

In this week’s episode, Brenna tells us the story of the Tsavo Man Eaters, a chilling tale of controversy, scientific mystery and gruesome death. Have you ever wondered what would make a lion eat a human man? You’ll have to listen to find out! Then, Morgan talks about the creepiest mannequin in all of retail..or can you call her that? La Pascualita of Chihuahua, Mexico has astounded and confused locals and tourists alike for decades. Is she just a doll or is her story much darker? Follow us on Instagram @betterintheorypodcast and on Twitter @better_theory. Send in your theories and story requests: [email protected]

In this mini episode, Brenna dives into her first true crime story; the disappearance (and possible murder) of Andrew Sadek. Just 20 years old and weeks away from graduating from college, his roommate reports him as missing. When his body is discovered months later, there are more questions than answers, but the police aren’t answering any of them. Morgan tackles the Black Forest Hauntings from Black Forest, Colorado. A wild 1991 case that involves animal ghosts in the woods, skeptical governers and...government conspiracies? Yep, you read that right. Sadly, no aliens in this one though. We need to get back to the aliens. Follow us on Instagram @betterintheorypodcast and on Twitter @better_theory

During our global pandemic, Brenna tells us a story about an epidemic of a different kind. It happened in a year that doesn’t even exist in what is now Strausburg, France. Have you ever wanted to be a part of a Dancing Plague? After hearing the details of this one, you definitely won’t want to. Then, Morgan tells a tale of buried treasure..or is there? In the 30’s, NYC Mobster, Dutch Schultz was said to have buried his fortune up in the Catskill Mountains, but it’s never been seen since. Follow us on Instagram @betterintheorypodcast and on Twitter @better_theory

In this episode, Brenna introduces the incredibly eerie Roopkund Lake in India, leaving Morgan absolutely speechless. What's creepier than a lake filled with human skeletons? Not knowing how they got there or why! Can we answer these long held questions?? Morgan then discusses the theories of the crpytid that ravaged Provincetown, Massachusetts in the 1930s, The Black Flash. Was it all a well thought out hoax or an ancestor of a similar English beast? Follow us on instagram @betterintheorypodcast and Twitter @better_theory

*TW: This episode briefly discusses death and suicide. * In a small town in Georgia, there sits an.. alien landing pad? The Georgia Guidestones have mesmerized and confused citizens since they were placed. Who made it? Only one person was said to have known the man's true identity, but he took that secret to his grave. Brenna discusses the potential purpose and meaning of the Stones and decides once and for all what its all about. Then, Morgan discusses the long-standing case of the Circleville Letters. When anonymous, threatening letters started flooding the town of Circleville, OH in the mid-70's, everyone was curious, but no one knew who wrote them....or did they? Hear the eerie details in this episode of Better in Theory! Find us on Instagram @betterintheorypodcast and Twitter @better_theory

In this first episode of Better in Theory, hosts Brenna and Morgan, discuss topics of Oregon proportions. Brenna explains the Oregon Mystery Shrieks and what could have caused them. Morgan details The Oregon Vortex and explains how watching Ghost Adventures is in fact, research. If you're curious about these stories and more, stay tuned to Better in Theory and connect with us on Instagram at betterintheorypodcast. Send in your theories or stories you want to hear at [email protected]