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Superstitions are deeply ingrained in human culture, often tied to beliefs about luck, fortune and rituals to either ward off bad luck or attract good luck.  Many superstitions stem from centuries-old traditions and are passed down through generations without clear understanding of their origins.  

People might follow certain rituals, like knocking on wood, crossing their fingers, or avoiding walking under ladders, often as a way to feel in control of uncertainty.  These actions, though seemingly irrational, can provide comfort in unpredictable situations.

Superstitions often come from religious or cultural beliefs, where certain actions or objects were believed to influence events or prevent misfortune.  For example, the fear of breaking a mirror (believed to bring seven years bad luck) may originate from ancient beliefs that mirrors reflect not only our physical appearance, but our souls.

Are you curious about the origins of a specific superstition?  Tune in and find out.  
 

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Have you missed listening to us?  Don't worry, we're still here.  We'll be starting back up next week with the beginning of Season 3 and all new paranormal episodes.  See what we will be up to in the following weeks.  We can't wait to talk to you again.   

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A building built at the turn of the century was about to become nonexistent, until one fateful night a famous author decided to spend the night in one of its rooms.  Due to his paranormal experiences while staying at the hotel, it not only changed his life, but also revived a dying hotel.  That stay inspired Stephen King to write a book known as "The Shining" and sparked Hollywood to make a thrilling and horrifying movie as well for movie goes to not only fear the hotel, but also call them to travel to see the hotel with their own eyes.   The Stanley Hotel nestled in Estes Park Colorado with a picturesque backdrop of the Rookies all around it.  The halls and rooms are not only bustling with visitors who are there to experience its beauty firsthand, but possibly have a paranormal experience themselves.  Come along as we discuss the Stanley Hotel and what you may be able to experience yourself if you decide to stay in the now famous haunted hotel.  

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Thanks for joining us for another episode, this time we are talking about the spirits that roam the halls of the most important residential home in America, the White House.  Come along as we discuss the different spirits which haunt the rooms inside the White House.  We are talking about Abraham Lincoln, Abilgail Adams, Thomas Jefferson, just to name a few.  Let's get started.

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Come along as we continue our discussion regarding the Wyoming Territorial State Prison in Laramie Wyoming.  Renee continues to talk about her own paranormal experiences during her time as a staff member and tour guide.  The cells and halls are not as empty as they look.  Take a listen and we hope you enjoy her stories.  

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Back in the 1800's, the United States saw an uptick of its population moving from the east coast to the west coast during the gold rush days.  With the expansion of the west, came with it the outlaws.  The law was spread thin and the lawless was forever growing far and wide.  Many of the jails and prison systems were very rudimentary, but very harsh treatment to those imprisoned within the wall.  Those who were tasked with being a prison guard at one of these prisons did so with little pay and little to no training.  During this episode we will be exploring with our very own Renee Slider discussing her own haunting experiences during her time as a staff member and tour guide at the Wyoming Territorial State Prison in Laramie Wyoming.   We hope you enjoy listening to these next two episodes as much as we liked to talk about them.  Wait no further, it's time to listen along with Wicked Darkness with S.E.W.P.I.T.

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During this episode we are talking about a serial killer who haunted the citizens of LA county and surrounding areas dreams.  Richard Ramirez was named the Night Stalker by the press.  There was no pattern to his crimes, no one felt safe the between June 1984 to August 1985.  Our own field investigator, Renee, tells her tale of growing up in LA during the time of this serial killer's rampage and how it affected her and her family.  Listen along as we dive into the darkness that was Richard Ramirez.  

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Have you heard of a little well known hotel in Los Angles called "The Cecil Hotel."  In its heyday it was a luxury hotel, until the great depression hit that's when everything changed.  The hotel has very dark history which include murders, suicides and overdoses.  Listen along as our own investigator Renee, tells us of her own experience within the hotel walls.  

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We are finishing our discussion regarding Gettysburg PA and the tragedy that fell upon its fields and town.  Why did this sleepy little town in America become the center of one of the most bloody and deadliest battles of the Civil War?   Do the spirits of those who died during those hot July days in 1863 still walk among the living?  Listen along as we try to answer those questions.  

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Who could ever imagine in the quiet town of Gettysburg Pennsylvanian, history would be made in one of the bloodiest battles on US soil.  Between 1861 and 1865, the United States was torn in half mainly because of slavery.  Those states and their constituents who were for it and those who were against it.  The result was civil war between the northern states and southern, brother against brother, friends against friends.  In 1863, the citizens of Gettysburg found themselves seeing the battle with their own eyes and experiencing the events firsthand.  The horror of that battle seeped into the soil of the very ground they walked on.  So many lives lost, so much pain and unknowing.  Boys cut down well before they were to be able to experience life.  A single civilian woman just twenty years old, trying to do her part to bring comfort and a piece of home to men she had never met became victim to the bloody war surrounding her and her family.  The tragic end for so many came fast, that it is no wonder the town of Gettysburg is now haunted with the moments of the tragic war over a 160 years ago.  Listen along as we discuss some of the locations that still bear witness to the horrific events that took place all those years ago.  

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