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If you have a paranormal encounter story you would like to share, send it to [email protected].

This episode contains language and stories that may not be suitable for all audiences. Listener discretion is advised.

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Thanks for listening to this installment of Southern Haunts, True Encounters. 

This week you have heard

A Black Eyed Child by dearghewls

Living in a Haunted House by BellaAngelaDiTerra

It Smiled and Waved at Me by Fuckit_fili

And a story for Listen Alison. 

Thank you for sending in your story.

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I'm back!
I am trying out a new format, one longer episode with two haunts.
We’ll try it out and see how it goes. If y’all hate it then I’ll go back to the two episode format.
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Today I am going tell you two chilling tales about the Candy Lady in rural Texas and the murderous ghost of Carl Pruitt over in Kentucky. These two haunts straddle the lines of true crime, urban legends, and paranormal hauntings.
I hope you enjoy them.
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In the 1920’s the city of Birmingham Alabama was a bit of a lawless place. Miners, gamblers, saloons, and brothels were everywhere and shoot-outs were as common as dirt. 

During this period of the magic city's history, a man called Henry the Hacker and his axe syndicate strolled into town. The name aptly described this bloody butcher and his crew who was said to be responsible for several brutal murders between 1919 and 1924.
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Welcome to Southern Haunts and my bi-weekly True Encounters Episode, I’m Ashley Mcglothren.

All of the stories you are about to hear are produced with permission from their authors. 

If you have a paranormal encounter story you would like to share, send it to [email protected].

This episode contains language and stories that may not be suitable for all audiences. Listener discretion is advised.
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This week you have heard

A continuation of  snapchat ghost 
by Mixmastamot111

Predicting the Future
by Taaylor96

And

My Haunted House
by Witchyhippeegirl

 If you have a paranormal encounter story you would like to share, send it to [email protected].

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Forgotten by REPULSIVE

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The Legare’s were a prominent South Carolianian family in the 1800’s. They owned a few homes on the mainland and also on nearby Edisto island.

Their daughter, Julia, got very sick and eventually passed away due to her illness. She was laid to rest in the family’s mausoleum.

But Years later, when another member of the Legare family died. The family opened up the tomb to find that something was amiss.
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You can also send your paranormal encounter stories to [email protected].
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Six months into his tour of the us and Canada, British citizen Charles Mckay saw the elegant steamship Eliza Battle moored on a landing along the Tombigbee River near Mobile Alabama. Its size and grandeur made a strong impression on McKay. That's why, just a few days later, he was shocked to learn that the elegant steamer had burned, killing almost all of the passengers and crew in the inferno.
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Since this episode was a bit short I wanted to read y’all an email I got from a listener named Jen. Since this week's other episode takes place in Florida just like Jen’s. Thanks for sending in your story Jen!
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Music in this episode: "The Haunting Of Lake" originally composed and produced by "Vivek Abhishek" https://youtu.be/32B0WU0Y7fs

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Forgotten by REPULSIVE

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Carl Tanzler or Carl von Cosel, was a self proclaimed man of many talents. A radiologist from German descent, who wasn’t even a real count) was known to boast of his nine university degrees, his time as a submarine captain, and  of course an accomplished inventor.  But the truth was, he was a psychopath who had abandoned his wife and children to work in the United States Marine Hospital in Key West, Florida. Count Carl Von Cosel was truly the world’s first Florida Man.
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Thanks for listening to this installment of Southern Haunts, True Encounters. 

On this episode you have heard:

My second ghost experience

By: reddit user CplSabandija

 My personal experience about Kennesaw Ga

By Listener Shannon Moe

 Snapchat Ghost

By Reddit user mixmastamott111

 It Wasn't Me
By reddit user  _mothfly

 And finally 

A personal story from me about llama llama red pajama.

If you have a paranormal or spooky encounter story you would like to share on the show, send it to [email protected].

I want to say thank you to Kayla May for coming on the show this week.  Kayla and I host a podcast called The Stage Mom’s podcast where we discuss our careers in theatre and our lives as moms. If you would like to check that out, you can find us at thestagemoms.com.

Music in this episode: Forgotten by REPULSIVE

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The Hotel Don Cesar or ‘Pink Palace’ as it’s more commonly known, has been the shoreline gem of St. Pete Beach Florida since its completion in 1928. The hotel is not only known for its beautiful elegance and unmatched decadence, but also for its tragic hauntings.

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Forgotten by REPULSIVE

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Disney world has a well earned reputation of being the happiest place on earth. Where even the simplest details are magical.

Although the famous and much beloved mouse has a pretty large Halloween bash every year, Disney is hardly known for horror or anything more than just a fun scare.

But guess what?

The happiest place on earth actually does have a few resident Ghost's lurking around the grounds.

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