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Fifteen year old Kimmie Jo Dotts just wanted to fit in.  In 1998, it seemed she had finally found a group of friends, when she was invited to a weekend sleep over.  Unbeknownst to the teens' parents, there was a plan to run away.  When Kimberly is led into the woods with "The Runaway Gang" her "friends" turn into cold blooded murderers.
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Join me, Erin, as I read "The Graveyard Shift" by Stephen King.  

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Popular school teacher Hannah Upp went missing in the Virgin Islands in 2017 and hasn't been located.  Her case is unique because Hannah went missing two other times while in a dissociative fugue state.  Friends and family of Hannah are hopeful that she could still be alive.  

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Winning the lottery is awesome right?  Not in "The Lottery" by Shirley Jackson.  This classic suspense story is a cautionary tale about what happens if we blindly accept tradition without thinking of the consequences. The story was written in 1948, and caused a lot of controversy.  Join me, Erin, as I read "The Lottery."

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Robert Lee Yates went on a killing spree between 1996 and 1998 targeting mostly sex workers in the Spokane area.  On the surface he looked like a normal family man.  When one of his victims gets away, police are finally able to connect Yates to multiple murders.  

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Join me, Erin, as I read a tale of terror inspired by the Spanish Inquisition.  An unnamed narrator faces certain death in a torture chamber equipped with a crescent shaped blade designed to cut his body in half.  Yikes!  Do you think he will survive?  Listen and find out.

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In July of 1991, Martha Brailsford, a popular artist in Salem, Massachusetts, went missing after sailing with her neighbor, Tom Maimoni.  Investigators pull out all the stops to locate Martha, and bring her killer to justice.

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What do you think of when you hear the word 'witch'? Do you think of ugly old hags with green faces and warts? Or, do you think of Nancy Downs from The Craft? Neither of these examples are accurate portrayals of witches BTW.  This episode focuses on the Wiccan religion and the practice of modern witchcraft.  

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Massachusetts teenager Daniel LaPlante has the moniker of "The Boy in the Walls."  He was a seasoned burglar by age 15, convicted stalker by 16, and convicted murderer by 17.  

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"The Believing Child" by Zenna Henderson is a creepy tale about a first grade teacher who discovers one of her students has magical powers.  

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