<p>“I feel where my own voice clawed up my throat...” In a direct response to Sue, the Sober Motorist, Melody finally breaks her silence. Also, Meg interviews a controversial scholar about alchemy, the occult, and John Donne. The revelations leave the Carroll Sisters as divided as ever.</p> <p>WARNING: Episode may contain mentions of violence or trauma. Listener discretion is advised.</p>

“I feel where my own voice clawed up my throat...” In a direct response to Sue, the Sober Motorist, Melody finally breaks her silence. Also, Meg interviews a controversial scholar about alchemy, the occult, and John Donne. The revelations leave the Carroll Sisters as divided as ever. WARNING: Episode may contain mentions of violence or trauma. Listener discretion is advised.

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Meg and MK grew up on a street where evil and inexplicable things happened. Now these two sisters want to help other people with their own paranormal and true crime problems.

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Meg and MK grew up on a street where evil and inexplicable things happened. Now these two sisters want to help other people with their own paranormal and true crime problems. Start at the beginning to get the full horror story experience. Episodes are released weekly. Dear Murder Street is a work of fiction. Visit www.dearmurderstreet.com for more information and learn how YOU can be part of the story.

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