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Extra Ghoulies is our weekly mini episode that catches us up on the latest creepy news and listeners' spooky, ghoulie stories.
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Extra Ghoulies is our weekly mini episode that catches us up on the latest creepy news and listeners' spooky, ghoulie stories.
In this week's episode we discuss:
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So this week, I’m going to take you back to 1827 and to the Suffolk village of Polstead. And this story has all the trappings of a soap opera; young lovers meeting in secret, illegitimate children, lies and cover ups, a bit of a police procedural, dreamed premonitions, ghosts and, of course, murder.
A magistrate assigned to the case stated “I never knew or heard of a case in my life which abounded with so many extraordinary incidents as the present… It really appears more like a romance than a tale of common life.”
For today, I’ll be telling you the story of Maria Marten, who was murdered in the red barn, by her lover William Corder.
This murder would become one of the most notorious of the time, the story receiving widespread illustrated reports in the press. One broadside in particular, that detailed the crimes old more than a million copies. It went onto inspire ballads, songs and plays, numerous penny dreadful’s and various puppet shows. It would even turn the quaint village into (arguably) one of the first ‘dark tourism’ hot spots that would go on to attract thousands of visitors, hoping to catch a glimpse of the infamous Red Barn and even pick up a souvenir or two.
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Extra Ghoulies is our weekly mini episode that catches us up on the latest creepy news and listeners' spooky, ghoulie stories.
In this week's episode we discuss:
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Today I will be telling you about Mary Elizabeth Wilson aka The Merry Widow of Windy Nook.
For the information I could find, my sources include the All Killa No Filla podcast,
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Extra Ghoulies is our weekly mini episode that catches us up on the latest creepy news and listeners' spooky, ghoulie stories.
In this week's episode we discuss:
If you like what you hear, please subscribe, rate and review!
Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/textmepod/
And Twitter: https://twitter.com/TextMePod
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Extra Ghoulies is our weekly mini episode that catches us up on the latest creepy news and listeners' spooky, ghoulie stories.
In this week's episode we discuss:
If you like what you hear, please subscribe, rate and review!
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This week we're taking a little tour of the city of Sunderland throughout the ages before exploring the ghosts of Sunderland empire including the ghost of Sid James who scared Les Dawson so much that he vowed never to play the venue again.
We also explore the ghost of Molly Moselle, a member of staff who went missing in the 1940s, a legless violinist and a ghost who haunts the upper tiers called the grey lady.
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Extra Ghoulies is our weekly mini episode that catches us up on the latest creepy news and listeners' spooky, ghoulie stories.
In this week's episode we discuss:
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Shaun takes us to Egypt this week to tell us about a supposed curse that struck upon the discovery and opening of the tomb of Tutankhamun by Howard Carter in the early 1920's. The curse was reportedly etched on the walls of the tombs and read 'Death comes on swift wings for those would disturb the Pharaohs'. In all at least eight people and one canary would die as a result of this supposed curse, making worldwide news.
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