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From The Void Podcast

From The Void Podcast

Auteur(s): John Williamson
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 A podcast about the vast mysteries of the universe from UFOs to Ghosts to True Crime. Each week I interview a guest to help us better understand the topic.All rights reserved. Astronomie et science de l’espace Monde Science True Crime
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  • (Mystery) Jenson Smith "Psychic Mediums & The Afterlife" pt. 1

    (Mystery) Jenson Smith "Psychic Mediums & The Afterlife" pt. 1
    Dec 23 2025


    A Conversation with Psychic Medium Jenson Smith — Part 1


    What happens when you realize the world is more porous than you were ever taught to believe?


    In Part One of this two-part conversation, we sit down with psychic medium Jenson Smith for an open, thoughtful discussion about how she first discovered her abilities — and what it was like to recognize that her experiences weren’t shared by everyone around her.


    Jenson shares her personal journey of awakening, including the early moments that made her question what she was sensing, the challenges of trusting those perceptions, and the long process of learning how to sharpen, understand, and responsibly live with her gift.


    Rather than leaning into spectacle or sensational claims, this conversation focuses on lived experience: what it feels like to navigate a world where intuition runs deeper, how discernment is developed over time, and what it means to carry a gift that can be both illuminating and isolating.


    This is a quiet, reflective entry point into a much larger conversation — one rooted in curiosity, humility, and a willingness to sit with mystery rather than explain it away.


    Part Two will explore what it’s like communicating with deceased loved ones, what Jenson believes the other side is like, and how these experiences have shaped her understanding of life, death, and continuity.



    🔮 About Jenson Smith


    Jenson Smith is a psychic medium whose work centers on intuitive development, spirit communication, and helping others better understand their own intuitive capacities.


    Her approach emphasizes grounding, discernment, and ethical responsibility — focusing not on fear or theatrics, but on connection, healing, and meaning. Jenson speaks openly about the challenges of discovering her abilities and the discipline required to work with them thoughtfully and safely.


    LINKS:

    https://www.jensonsmith.com/psychic-medium

    IG: https://www.instagram.com/jensonperson/


    🌌 Coming Up Next


    ➡️ Part Two of this conversation goes deeper into spirit communication, encounters with deceased loved ones, and reflections on what may exist beyond this life.


    If you enjoy From The Void, please consider subscribing, sharing the episode, or leaving a review — it genuinely helps more curious minds find the show.



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    33 min
  • (True Crime) The Lake Bodom Murders

    (True Crime) The Lake Bodom Murders
    Dec 15 2025
    Episode SummaryOn a warm June night in 1960, four teenagers zipped themselves into a tent on the shores of a quiet lake just outside Helsinki, Finland. By morning, three of them were dead. The fourth — battered, bloodied, and barely alive — would survive… only to be accused of the murders more than forty years later.In this episode of From The Void, we travel back to Lake Bodom, one of the most haunting and infamous unsolved murder cases in European history. What begins as a simple camping trip spirals into a decades-long mystery involving a slashed tent, missing evidence, suspicious locals, Cold War intrigue, and a trial that turned the sole survivor into the prime suspect.This isn’t just a true crime story.It’s a meditation on silence, memory, and the kind of violence that arrives without warning — and leaves without answers.What We Cover in This Episode🔥 A Summer Night That Went Horribly WrongThe four teenagers: Seppo Boisman, Anja Mäki, Maila “Irmeli” Björklund, and Nils GustafssonWhy Lake Bodom was considered safe — and why no one saw danger comingThe eerie calm of a Finnish summer night🔪 The Attack Inside the TentWhy investigators believe the killer attacked from outside the tentThe slashed canvas, blunt force trauma, and stabbing injuriesWhy one victim suffered significantly more violence than the othersHow Nils Gustafsson survived injuries that should have killed him🚨 A Botched Crime SceneThe delayed discovery of the bodiesWhy the campsite was never properly securedHow soldiers, locals, and onlookers contaminated crucial evidenceThe early mistakes that may have doomed the case forever👀 The Man Who Walked AwayBirdwatchers who reported seeing a blond man leaving the scene at dawnWhy this single sighting became one of the most debated clues in the caseThe mystery of who — if anyone — that man really was🕵️‍♂️ The SuspectsPentti Soininen, the teenage criminal who later confessedKarl Valdemar Gyllström, the violent “Kiosk Man” locals fearedHans Assmann, the German man who arrived at a hospital with bloody clothesThe eerie “funeral photo” and the unidentified man in the backgroundThe possibility of an unknown outsider — or multiple attackers⚖️ The Survivor on TrialWhy the case was reopened in the early 2000sThe forensic focus on Nils’ missing shoesThe prosecution’s theory of jealousy, rage, and scene stagingThe defense’s argument that his injuries made the crime impossibleThe 2005 acquittal — and why it solved nothing🌫️ Legacy, Folklore, and the Ghost of Lake BodomHow the murders reshaped the identity of the lake itselfWhy Lake Bodom became a national boogeyman in FinlandThe tent preserved at the Finnish Police MuseumHow the case inspired books, films, and horror loreWhy This Case Still Haunts UsThe Lake Bodom murders endure because they sit at the intersection of fear and failure:A crime that feels random, intimate, and deeply personalAn investigation compromised from the very beginningA killer — or killers — who vanished without a traceA survivor forced to carry suspicion for the rest of his lifeIt’s a reminder that sometimes the most unsettling mysteries aren’t supernatural at all — they’re human.Listener NoteFrom The Void approaches true crime with care, respect, and curiosity.This episode avoids sensationalism and centers the humanity of the victims while acknowledging the limits of what we can truly know.Connect With the ShowEnjoyed this episode?Please consider rating and reviewing — it helps more people find the show.Have a case or mystery you’d love us to explore next?Website: www.fromthevoidpod.com Contact: thefromthevoidpodcast@gmail.comInstagram / TikTok: @fromthevoidpodSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/from-the-void-podcast1430/exclusive-content
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    53 min
  • (True Crime) The Mysterious Whitehall Women

    (True Crime) The Mysterious Whitehall Women
    Dec 8 2025
    Episode Overview


    In this episode, we travel back to London’s Whitehall district—a place infamous for political intrigue, shadowy alleyways, and, in the autumn of 1888, a mystery so disturbing it was almost forgotten beneath the thunder of the Jack the Ripper murders happening at the same time.


    This is the story of The Whitehall Women—a case involving multiple unidentified female remains discovered in and around Whitehall. Long before modern forensic science, police were left piecing together bodies found in separate locations, months apart, with no clear suspect, no confirmed victim identity, and a timeline that overlaps with another unsolved murder series just streets away.


    Overshadowed by the Ripper mythology, this case has become one of Victorian London’s darkest cold cases. And in many ways, it’s even stranger.



    In This Episode, We Explore:


    • The grisly discovery of a woman’s torso during construction of the new Metropolitan Police headquarters
    • The earlier and later discoveries of additional body parts in the Thames and in vaults beneath Whitehall
    • Why investigators believed the remains belonged to a single unidentified woman
    • How this murder fits into the broader pattern of the so-called “Thames Torso Murders”
    • Comparisons between the Torso Murderer and the Ripper — and why many historians believe they were not the same person
    • The forensic limitations of 1888 and how they shaped the investigation
    • The haunting question that lingers:
    • Who were the Whitehall Women, and why did nobody report them missing?



    Why This Case Matters


    Unlike the Ripper victims, the Whitehall Women had no names, no occupations, no known family — at least, none that history recorded. Their anonymity is part of what makes this case so chilling.


    The killer showed anatomical precision, access to private spaces, and enough confidence to deposit remains in highly trafficked areas — including right under the noses of the authorities building Scotland Yard.


    This case forces us to consider the women Victorian society ignored, the victims whose stories weren’t sensational enough for newspapers, and the mysteries still sitting in archival corners waiting to be fully understood.


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    • Leaving a 5-star review
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    Your support keeps the fireside burning — and the stories coming.



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    18 min
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