It’s the start of another fun week and Meghan and Lorenzo are here to share two of Connecticut’s most notorious lore. The Blue Lady is a statue that watches over a gravestone in a cemetery. Some think she represents the Virgin Mother Mary. Others think she represents the woman whose grave she hunches over. Lorenzo thinks the Virgin Mother traveled from Jerusalem to Connecticut and got stuck in statue form. Regardless of which theory you believe, the statue of the Blue Lady has eyes that are said to follow people as they move, and has a negative demeanor that haunts the cemetery. At one point, she was stolen and decapitated though, so who can blame her? The other lore involves the Melon Heads, which are a group of inbred “melon-head-shaped” creatures that have been hiding in the woods since in the 1800’s. Supposedly, Melon Head sightings have been common in southwestern Connecticut in areas surrounded by heavy forest. Meghan ponders the truth behind these lore as Lorenzo discusses his favorite type of melon, cantaloupe. Join the cohosts to hear their defense about Italians eating at Olive Garden and an impromptu Louis Armstrong tribute on today’s episode of The Evil and Eerie Podcast!