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Once lovable, goofy weirdos, and staples at childrens birthday parties, clowns are now perceived to be evil and creepy. What happened to change our perception? How does the uncanny valley theory explain our fear of clowns? Were clowns really trying to murder people during the clown panic of 2016? Also, the origin of the red nose is much darker and bloodier than you think.
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VOICEMAILS: Slowed down song synchronicity. Another Keddie Murders update. A listener’s sister used to sell LuLaRoe and went to Tijuana for the stomach stapling surgery. Movie scenes that scared us as kids. Peanut butter goes on everything. What We Do In The Shadows is perfect. No more sleep paralysis cuz no more naps. Seeing 3 deer. Human consciousness could explain synchronicities. Grass clippings being blown in your face while mowing a cemetery. A creepy leg peeking through a sheer curtain. Gertrude is freaking people out at work. Jeb wants to know if a previous caller picked up her boyfriend.
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This week we discuss Halloween’s origins, which date back over 2,000 years to the Celtic festival of Samhain. Josh Groban tells us scary stories from haunted hotels he stayed at while on tour. Spencer Henry from Cult Liter explains the origin of poisoned Halloween candy and how pixie sticks were weaponized.
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VOICEMAILS: The Dream podcast is awesome. A suspicious number of rubber bands being found in Chicago. Green river killer seance connection. Jeb needs a cameo on Kung Fu. Synchronizing with your friends. Creepy meet-up with an older AOL chat room boyfriend. Secret society episode request. Grandpa was a real gangster. Forcing friends to buy your LuLaRoe leggings. Dream premonitions. Matthew McConaughey synchronicity. Eating raw potatoes in junior high. The results of our personality test.
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In the fall of 1986 the Andrews family experienced what they thought was a demonic haunting inside their Pepperelle, Massachusetts home. But when they discovered what the culprit was, it was far more disturbing than anything they could imagine.
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VOICEMAILS: Twins experiencing night terrors at the same time. More hot dog questions. Maria is cracking Jeb up. Drunk school bus driver. Web Crawlers tattoo. Hearing banjo music in the woods. New Orleans skeleton house. Oil change synchronicity. Tying shoelaces together on the bus. Seance synchronicities. Medication that makes carbonated water taste flat. What happened to Neopets. Flashing lights at night on the highway. The Hairy Man legend. The wrong emphasis on the wrong syllable controversy. Telling time in dreams. LulaRoe cheeseburger leggings.
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For nearly a century, the Murdaugh family have been one of the richest and well-known families in South Carolina. Their wealth comes from the family law-firm, known for personal injury suits. But this year, Alex Murdaugh's wife Maggie and son Paul were killed. At the time, Paul was awaiting trial for a 2019 boat crash that killed his friend. Two more deaths are being investigated in connection to the family, including their housekeeper who fell to her death, resulting in a wrongful death suit that was never paid out to her family.
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VOICEMAILS: Kambo- injecting yourself with poisonous frog venom? Fong’s crab rangoon pizza in Des Moines. Cleaning out moldy veggies from a broke fridge. Serial killer/soap maker. A story for Angelica Counters. Seeing a pink light is not a good omen. A wonderful rendition of You Are So Beautiful. The hello deli. Salem ancestry update. Shaving your legs on a school bus. Very creepy bus driver story.
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Chippendales is known for being the first all-male exotic dance troupe, but behind the buff bods and mustaches lies a dark story of corruption, lies, greed, and murder.
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VOICEMAILS: A dad’s insane champagne drinking contest. Cheese slicer synchronicity. Childhood bedroom that used to be a morgue. A sign in the form of plane tickets. There are better things to be than smart. A hat man seen by multiple family members. Cottage dogs. A personality test. Sleep paralysis creature petting a dog. Creepy experience at a senior care facility.
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