We all heard stories as kids. If you were especially lucky, you heard some really scary ones too. But sometimes those scary urban legends come true and this week that’s what we’re serving up. Nydia shares the true story of Cropsey. Was Andre Rand the incarnation of the fictional Cropsey or was he simply a drifter taking the blame for someone else’s crime? Dana tells us about the urban legends of Bloody Mary and Candyman, and how the murder of Ruthie Mae McCoy was eerily similar. Cindy tells us about New Jersey’s own urban legends such as the Atco Ghost, the Ghost Train of Penn Station, and the haunting of Clinton Road. 

For dinner, Cindy scared us up some campfire chili with a cornbread crust. For dessert, we had s’mores brownies. Our wine this week was 19 Crimes Pinot Noir. This wine is a podcast favorite for its creative use of its interactive story labels. 

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Where did we get our info? 

Bustle.com Mirror Legends 

popsugar.com Candyman Legend 

howstuffworks.com Bloody Mary

mentalfloss.com Candyman

chicagoreader.com Cause of Death

chicagoreader.com The Bathroom Mirror

chicagomag.com Cabrini Green.

wiki Bloody Mary

Andre Rand: Cropsey

Andre Rand Wiki

Cropsey Monster of Staten Island

NY Times Missing Girl

The Legend Cropsey

Alice Pereira

NY Daily News Hannibal Lecter

Cropsey Legend.com

NJ Urban Legends

5 NJ Creepiest Urban Legends

What did we eat? 

Campfire Chili with Cornbread Crust

Smores Brownies

What did we drink? 

19 Crimes Pinot Noir

Sound Credit:

Jump Scare

Grass, Stones, Woods, Hiking

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Evil Sound

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