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It's Wacky Wednesday! What does that mean?! Idk. It's not True Crime Tuesday, I guess.
I was super in the mood for Halloween because of this crisp morning, so I decided to do a Halloween episode about it!
I hope you love it times a thousand!
Song of the Week: "Crazy" by Steve Long
Time-bending, hairy monsters, and Navymen embedded into ships??? Count me in!
This weeks episode of Don't Quote Me It's Probably Nothing talks about the Montauk Project and all the weird stuff that goes along with it!
Song of The Week: "Cemeteries" by Beila
TRUE CRIME TUESDAY IS HERE
This week on Don’t Quote Me… It’s Probably Nothing, we’re stepping away from the aliens and conspiracy boards for a little bit and diving into some true crime stories that are so bizarre, they almost sound made up.
We’ve got a burglar who got too drunk to escape the house he broke into… so he called 911. 📞
A tiny kitten named Magnolia who was allegedly stolen from a pet store and brought along during a bank robbery attempt. 🐈
And a man who allegedly broke into an airport, boarded a JetBlue plane, and apparently decided to spend the night sleeping in the bathroom.
Come hang out with me!
🎵 Song of the Week: “Cemeteries” — Beila
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This week, we’re diving into Project Looking Glass and its alleged connections to CERN, the Mandela Effect, 2012, alternate timelines, and a strange mention found in the Epstein files involving going back to 2020 to change something.
🎵 Song of the Week: “Movie Screen” by Ian Elliott
📄 View the referenced Epstein file:
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00173266.pdf
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Stay weird, stay curious, go be kind to someone for no reason, and go be amazing!!
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This week, we’re diving into the strange, unsettling world of alien abduction stories. We’re talking about three different cases that have left people asking the same big questions for decades: what really happened, what can be explained, and what still feels impossible to ignore.
From missing time and strange memories to hypnosis, witnesses, and details that just don’t sit right, these stories are the kind of weird that make you want to leave a light on and definitely not look out the window at 2 a.m.
Were these people actually taken? Were they experiencing something else entirely? Or is the truth somewhere in the middle?
Song of the Week: “All That I Want” by Will and the Prodigal Sun
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Stay weird. Stay curious. Go be kind to someone for no reason, and go be amazing.
Hey!
I'm just checking in to let you guys know that I'm taking a little time off but I will be back!
<3 <3 Kelli
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In 2013, Melissa dropped her girls off at school and hasn't been seen or heard from since. In this episode, I break down the timeline of Melissa’s disappearance, the last known moments before she vanished, and the unsettling details that have left her family and investigators searching for answers for over a decade.
Someone knows something, and it's time we ask louder questions.
Song of the Week: "Ash and Tears" by Last Good Chad
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A look into the lives of Chris Cornell and Chester Bennington, the "Silent Children" theories that linked their deaths to Anthony Bourdain and Avicii, and the true story of the NXIVM cult that changed the way we look at power and influence.
Song of the Week: "Hunger Strike" by Stephen Wilson Jr.
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Tuesdays True Crime Tuesday will be on Friday as it's true crime and a conspiracy deep dive! I cant wait for you all to hear it! <3
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