Viola Curtis claimed to have channelled the spirit of a Norseman named Kjeld Olbertsen, who was apparently living in exile somewhere in Ireland some time between the 5th and 9th centuries. Of particular note is the transcript reading by Per Gunnolfsen, who was slain in a bank robbery in Madison, Wisconsin in June of 1954.

Viola Curtis, 2

Long thought only a ghostly rumor, the horror radio drama Charnel Bells never aired in its day. Recorded from 1949-51, the show's content and storytelling was deemed "too crazy by half" by then-influential critic Chester Keswick and "downright un-Christian" by legendary radio producer Jean Wooder.

Time has not been kind to these old ribbons of magnetic fear, but the painstakingly slow process of restoration will, hopefully, be worth the decades-long wait. Tonight, you are invited to experience a strange phantom, a whispered rumor from the haunted past.

Charnel Bells toll once more.

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Long thought only a ghostly rumor, the horror radio drama Charnel Bells never aired in its day. Recorded from 1949-51, the show's content and storytelling was deemed "too crazy by half" by then-influential critic Chester Keswick and "downright un-Christian" by legendary radio producer Jean Wooder. Time has not been kind to these old ribbons of magnetic fear, but the painstakingly slow process of restoration will, hopefully, be worth the decades-long wait. Tonight, you are invited to experience a strange phantom, a whispered rumor from the haunted past. Charnel Bells toll once more.

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