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✨ New Audiobook Episode: "Until We Meet Again" ✨
🛑Trigger Warning - Terminal Illness, Death - Not for little👂's🛑
Dear Patrons / Friends,
Some connections run deeper than life itself. Some goodbyes aren’t truly final.
This week, I'm bringing you a deeply moving and eerie tale—one that blurs the lines between science, intuition, and the unknown. Until We Meet Again is a story of friendship, resilience, and the mysteries that surround our final moments.
A woman finds herself drawn into a bond unlike any other—one built on trust, shared passion, and an unspoken understanding of the world. But when illness darkens the horizon, something lingers just beyond the veil. Dreams, visions, and unexplainable moments begin to unfold, leading her to question whether death is truly the end… or if love finds a way to reach beyond.
This episode is for those who believe in the power of human connection and the whispers of the universe we sometimes choose to ignore. It’s a story that will stay with you long after the final words are spoken.
Thank you for your support as always you amazing legends! Your contributions help me continue sharing these haunting and heartfelt stories with the world, and utilize tools that add atmosphere and value. Vocals also created with my base voice plus AI overlay 💙 special content for special peeps - thank you for helping me push the envelope when it comes to each story.
Huge thank you to my supporter who sent through this story and I hope I did the narration justice mate. 💜💜💜💜 ** See attached the song 🎼
Alright, gumshoes, grab your fedoras and put on your best serious investigator face because tonight’s episode took us deep into the world of The FBI in Peace and War!
First, we unravelled the shady dealings of The Fence—where stolen goods were passed around like hot potatoes and the FBI had to play detective, debt collector, and part-time furniture mover. Then, we hit the road with The Traveling Man, a guy who thought he could outrun the long arm of the law just by changing zip codes. Spoiler: The FBI is really good at reading maps.
But why tell you what happened when I can tease you with the highlights? Feast your eyes on these 100% true (but slightly exaggerated , because it is in my Tale Teller blood to have fun...) FBI fun facts from tonight’s episode:
📌 The Fence:
Nothing screams "totally innocent" like a guy selling luxury watches out of a trench coat in a dark alley (100% fact).
Turns out, keeping detailed records of stolen merchandise isn’t the smartest business move. Who knew? (Me...I knew....)
The FBI may be good at catching criminals, but they’d make terrible retail workers—no patience for "customer complaints." (You don't wanna talk to the manager)
📌 The Traveling Man:
This guy must’ve thought crossing state lines made him legally invisible. Sorry, pal, that’s not how laws work.
FBI agents can be patient, but even they get annoyed when a criminal treats evading arrest like an extreme road trip.
If you’re constantly on the move but still leave an obvious trail, congratulations—you’re not a criminal mastermind, you’re just bad at planning.
So, did the FBI get their man? Did crime finally meet its match? Did someone dramatically say, "You’ll never take me alive, coppers!" before being taken alive, anyway? You’ll have to listen to find out!
As always, a massive shoutout to my incredible Patrons—you’re the real masterminds behind keeping this podcast running (and you don’t even have to flee across state lines to do it! Hahaha). Hit play legends, grab a cuppa tea, and prepare for some old-school crime drama goodness! 🎙️✨
Get ready to step into the fog-covered streets of a Victorian town that’s hiding more than its fair share of secrets. In this episode I'll be squaring out the legendary detective Sherlock and his trusted friend Watson—only this time, the mystery is far from ordinary.
In The Shadows of the Dead, a fortified town on the edge of survival becomes the stage for a sinister tale of infection, betrayal, and something far worse than your average zombie shuffle. Holmes’ sharp mind and Watson’s steady hand must untangle the threads of an insidious plot as the very soil beneath them begins to betray its secrets.
What caused the infection? Who is behind the creeping horror? And can logic triumph when the dead rise from their graves? This episode ramps up the chills, the deductions, and the fog-soaked atmosphere as we dive into a Victorian zombie mystery like no other.
So, grab a strong cup of tea, light your lantern, and prepare to unravel the eerie enigma of The Shadows of the Dead. Thank you, dear Patrons, for making this tale possible—your support keeps the undead at bay (and keeps the tea flowing)!
Epilogue: The Next Puzzle
As the gates of Kingsbridge closed behind them, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson walked in silence, their footsteps crunching softly against the frost-covered ground. The faint light of dawn stretched long shadows across the desolate landscape, and the air was sharp with the scent of ash and decay.
Watson adjusted the strap of his rifle, his mind heavy with the events they were leaving behind. Kingsbridge was safe—for now. But the infection, the jars, and the shadowy figure who had orchestrated it all were far from resolved.
Holmes walked briskly, his coat whipping in the cold breeze. His sharp gaze was fixed on the horizon, though his mind was far ahead, already dissecting the next move. The stranger who had planted the seeds of infection had left a trail, and Holmes had every intention of following it. A scrap of parchment found in the ruins of the well pointed toward a forgotten manor on the edge of the fens—a place whispered about in riddles by those who had dared to speak of it.
Watson broke the silence, his voice a low murmur. “Do you think it will be as bad as Kingsbridge?”
Holmes’ reply was curt but tinged with intrigue. “Worse, Watson. Far worse. Which is precisely why we must go.”
The manor awaited them, shrouded in mystery and the promise of new horrors. For Holmes, it was not a destination but a puzzle—one that would demand all the cunning and resolve they had left. And for Watson, it was another step into the unknown, where his loyalty would once again be tested.
Together, they vanished into the mist, their figures fading as the sun rose higher, casting light on a world still teetering between life and death.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT LEGENDS! 🤩🤩🤩
Get ready to step back into the golden age of radio mysteries as I unravel an episode packed with intrigue, clever illusions, and a dash of magical sleuthing! This week, I’m featuring Blackstone the Magic Detective—a classic tale of a magician using his wits and tricks to solve the unsolvable.
📻 THREE EPISODES TODAY 📻
The Ghost that Trapped a Murderer
The Reluctant Buzzsaw
The Emerald in Fishbowl
A haunting crime scene, a ghostly presence, and a killer who thinks they've pulled off the perfect crime. But they didn’t count on Blackstone, the master of illusions, unravelling the truth hidden in plain sight. In The Ghost That Trapped a Killer, you'll follow Blackstone as he uses his sharp mind and sleight of hand to expose the real culprit - using....GHOSTS?
This episode is brimming with suspense, clever deductions, and a touch of supernatural charm. It’s a nostalgic journey for radio drama fans and a perfect introduction for those discovering the magic of Blackstone the Magic Detective for the first time.
There are two more tales back to back, HEAVILY repaired, ready for listening!
So, brew your favourite cup of tea, dim the lights, and let’s dive into a world where magic meets mystery!
As always, thank you for your incredible support—you’re the reason these stories live on! Let me know your thoughts on Blackstone’s magical escapades, and who knows, maybe there’s more of him in our future episodes.
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Thank you so much legends!! 🕵️😁🫂
This week on Stories Fables Ghostly Tales, I'm diving into a story that’s equal parts mystery, survival, and a dash of undead chaos. I’ve cooked up a tale where none other than Sherlock Holmes himself is navigating a dystopian zombie apocalypse—and yes, he’s as sarcastically brilliant as ever. A huge thank you to my White Tea Warlord Joseph Schroeder for the inspiration 😁
Imagine Victorian England, but instead of solving murders in London, Holmes and Watson are cracking cases in a walled-off town surrounded by the undead. And because it’s Holmes, he’s not just dodging zombies—he’s deducing why they’re here, what’s controlling them, and how humanity can survive when logic is your best weapon.
This episode is loaded with chilling atmosphere, Holmes’ signature razor-sharp deductions, Watson’s steadfast practicality, and, of course, a heavy dose of creeping horror. As the layers of the mystery unfold, the stakes get higher, the scares grow deeper, and Holmes’ idiosyncrasies shine in the most unexpected ways.
So, Patrons, light your lamps, sip your strongest tea, and join me as we unravel Sherlock Holmes and the Shadows of the Dead. You’ll question, you’ll shiver, and you’ll wonder what happens when the world’s greatest detective faces its greatest horror.
Enjoy the episode, and as always, thank you for being part of this spooky journey! 👻✨
Epilogue: The Road to Kingsbridge
Holmes and Watson’s journey to Kingsbridge was born of necessity, not hope. London had become a graveyard of ash and silence, its streets overrun by the undead. Survival meant leaving the city behind.
They travelled northward, through abandoned villages and barren countryside, guided by rumours of a walled town where life still clung on. Watson had heard of Kingsbridge—a place of high walls and order—and urged Holmes to consider it. Reluctantly, Holmes agreed, intrigued by the town’s unlikely survival amidst such chaos.
The final stretch brought them to the forested outskirts of Kingsbridge. Beyond the trees, the town rose like a fortress, its gates guarded by wary men. After a tense exchange, the gates creaked open, revealing a settlement that was both humble and unsettlingly quiet.
Holmes’ sharp eyes noted every detail: the patched walls, the rationed goods, the nervous glances exchanged by the townsfolk. Watson saw hope; Holmes saw a puzzle.
They were given a modest cottage near the square, their first true shelter in weeks. Watson called it a reprieve. Holmes, ever restless, suspected otherwise.
Kingsbridge had secrets. And where there were secrets, there was a case to be solved!
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Japanese true crime and Japanese folklore. Each episode pairs one real criminal case with the myth that shares its structure. Sada Abe and the jorogumo. The Saitama kennel murders and the inugami. Inokashira Park and the noppera-bo.
Stories Fables Ghostly Tales has been running since 2017, with more than 1000 episodes and over one million listens. Hosted by the Tale Teller. Alongside the Japanese series you will find creepypasta, NoSleep, Let's Not Meet, ghost stories, urban legends, Old Time Radio, Project Gutenberg classics and original horror audio drama.
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