Bridgewater Triangle

What does a lawn care company know about the paranormal in Boston – or the Bridgewater Triangle, for that matter? Apparently nothing.

Many Massachusetts towns have names that those who aren’t from the Bay State comically mispronounce. One SouthCoast town name is hard on locals, too.

AEW wrestler and Fozzy frontman Chris Jericho once came to investigate claims of the paranormal inside Massachusetts' Bridgewater Triangle. See the video.

One of America's oldest cemeteries may also be its most haunted.

Southeastern Mass. is a major focus of those interested in the paranormal, mainly due to the hauntings, sightings and experiences in the Bridgewater Triangle.

Watch as Maureen Boyle and filmmaker Aaron Cadieux join the Spooky Crew to discuss the still unsolved case of the New Bedford Highway Serial Killer.

The Freetown Police Department has posted a new sign outside of the Freetown State Forest warning motorists of a potential threat in the town's roadways. In addition to the hazard of the sudden appearance of deer, raccoons and other animals that can appear in the road without notice, Freetown Police have now determined that pukwudgies are appearing more frequently in roadways, causing car accident

Dartmouth resident Aaron Cadieux, the director behind the award-winning and highly praised The Bridgewater Triangle documentary, has just released the newest trailer for his next project, The Highway Murders. The documentary is the first full-length feature to ever focus on the New Bedford highway murders, which rocked the region in 1988 and 1989 but still have never been solved...

James Kater, the convicted murderer of Mary Lou Arruda, recently died in prison. His death brought some closure to the family of Arruda, the 15-year-old girl whose decapitated corpse was found tied to a tree in the Freetown State Forest in November of 1978...

By now, you've probably heard the WBSM hosts talking about something called "The Bridgewater Triangle." That's because this coming Sunday, local filmmakers Aaron Cadieux and Manny Famolare will debut their feature-length documentary of the same name at UMass Dartmouth (limited tickets are still available, plus there is a pay-per-view streaming option for those who can't make it to UMD)..