In 1955, eight American researchers vanished from a remote island off Panama’s coast.
When their supply boat returned, nothing was left—only ash, scorched trees, and a spiral of burned sand.
Decades later, a forgotten radio recording emerged: “They are still here.”
In this episode, we uncover the disturbing silence surrounding “The Island That Burned”—a mystery erased from maps but never from the water.

In 1955, eight American researchers vanished from a remote island off Panama&rsquo;s coast. When their supply boat returned, nothing was left&mdash;only ash, scorched trees, and a spiral of burned sand. Decades later, a forgotten radio recording emerged: &ldquo;They are still here.&rdquo; In this episode, we uncover the disturbing silence surrounding &ldquo;The Island That Burned&rdquo;&mdash;a mystery erased from maps but never from the water.

Ghosts of América Latina is a narrative true-crime and paranormal podcast that dives into the most chilling unsolved mysteries, eerie legends, and haunted stories across Latin America. Each episode is a self-contained journey—crafted with immersive sound, factual research, and cinematic storytelling. No interviews. No commentary. Just the pure, unfiltered retelling of what was never supposed to be found.

From ghost trains in Mexico to vanished towns in Patagonia, this show brings you face to face with the unexplained.

Ghosts of Am&eacute;rica Latina is a narrative true-crime and paranormal podcast that dives into the most chilling unsolved mysteries, eerie legends, and haunted stories across Latin America. Each episode is a self-contained journey&mdash;crafted with immersive sound, factual research, and cinematic storytelling. No interviews. No commentary. Just the pure, unfiltered retelling of what was never supposed to be found.
From ghost trains in Mexico to vanished towns in Patagonia, this show brings you face to face with the unexplained.

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