The city of Gardner, Massachusetts has long been known as a forefront in the furniture manufacturing industry. There is, however, a dark side to this metropolis. Join Eric Stanway as he takes us on a trip through the dark side of the city's history, from the brutal murder of the Kneeland sisters to the bizarre case of John Carlton, accused of trying to dispose of the body of an infant. Along the way, there are train disasters, explosions and drownings -- part and parcel of any old city.

Join us as we once again delve into the darkest aspects of the Granite State. This time, we have a haunted house in Dublin with an extremely unfriendly ghost; the bizarre tale of Frederick Small of Ossipee, who might have gotten away with murder, had he not been so cheap; the murderous rampage of Thomas Samon of Laconia, whose axe-murdering spree left three dead and one woman critically injured; and the homicidal career of Samuel Green, which ended with the noose in 1822. As these tales will readily attest, there is no shortage of twisted anecdotes in New Hampshire.

Every small town has its hidden stories, and the hamlet of Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire is no exception. There are, for instance, such strange tales as a desperate mother who abandoned her child in the woods; an act of kindness from a traveling musician that changed the life of a family; a man who traveled to Boston, only to be dismembered, floating in the Charles River; a fiddling contest that led to bloodshed, and much, much more. Strange Tales of Fitzwilliam will forever change the way that you think about small town life.