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Speaker 5: Welcome everybody, to episode seventy of Hilbery Horror Story. If
it sounds a little bit different because we're recording from
a different location this week. We move out of the
bedroom and into the dining room.
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I'm Jerry, and I've got Tracey here. Nothing special about her,
she's here every week. But we've got a friend of mine, Ashley,
who wants to start a podcast in the future, and
she's sitting in with us today to just kind of
learn what a podcaster does. Ashley, Welcome to the show. Hi, Jerry.
Ashley is a little shy, so we won't put her
on the spot tonight. She didn't come here to be
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Speaker 5: So we have got some cool stories. Hopefully we can
get Ashley to chime in at some port, but who
knows at some port. We're doing this on the dock,
but we're going to do the Stole Cemetery, which is
in Stoll, Kansas, and that's a really cool story. We're
gonna hear from Mia from Nebraska a little later. She
has an awesome story to tell you. And we're gonna
do some rock and roll the O cult. I know
a lot of you keep wanting us to do some
rock stuff, and I'll be honest with you, I'm starting
to run out of stuff. So it's taken some deeper
digging to come up with some of this stuff. But
I think we got three really cool stories. And you
heard the Almond Brothers Midnight Rider leading in and that
is one of the coolest stories that I think you'll
hear a lot of coincidences in it. So we'll get
to that a little bit later, including some Michael Jackson stuff.
Speaker 6: So beat it, just beat it.
Speaker 5: Okay, and then we've got what was the other one
we're doing. We got with Jimmy Hendricks actually murdered?
Speaker 6: Yeah, well was it?
Speaker 5: Okay, let's jump right into this. Actually, should we just
jump right into this? Okay, jump right on it. Stoll
Cemetery is located in Stoll, Kansas. It's about ten miles
away from Lawrence. And if you know Kansas at all,
and we do.
Speaker 6: I was trying to say Kansasansas song, Yeah, that's a Kansas.
Speaker 5: Well what is that smell?
Speaker 6: I don't know. Was you writing the Millen story?
Speaker 5: Yeah, but that stopped me dead in my tracks. Oh
my gosh, I think there's something dead in here. And
it's not a ghost, it's a ninja's ass.
Speaker 7: Ah.
Speaker 5: Well anyways, okay, so over, okay, Well, no, now I
don't so Stole, Kansas is ten miles from the University
of Kansas, which is what city is the university?
Speaker 6: No, that makes sense. I'm just saying that makes a
lot of sense.
Speaker 5: Okay, So the University of Kansas is ten miles away,
and that's going to come into play because the town
of Stole actually has some legends and stories that surrounded
that area for over one hundred years. What kind of stories,
you asked, We're a paranormal show, so it's paranormal stories,
I answered, before you answered, well, I didn't know which
direction you would have went. So you see, this is
where one of the so called seven Gates of Hell
is located. It said that the Devil himself actually appears
here twice a year. But the devil the two nights
are on Halloween and the spring equinox, and we'll get
into those dates a little bit later. Well, you know,
the date of Halloween same every year. These legends obviously
made it into the University of Kansas student newspaper in
nineteen seventy four, which is where all this really started
coming to light. The article said that lots of strange
occurrences happened in the Stole area, so to speak, but
mainly in the churchyard cemetery. The cemetery sits on top
of stalls immanual Hill. And like I said, this is
only ten miles from Lawrence, Kansas, which are the university is,
so it would make sense that that's where the article
came out of. Now, for years stories of witchcraft, ghost
and supernatural happening around the area, especially in the cemetery
and the crumbling church that was in the area. These
stories had been told and retold by parents and grandparents,
and the article written claimed that many of the students
at the university had their own first hand accounts. One
student claimed that his arm was grabbed by an unseen force,
which seems to happen a lot, you know, in the area.
Several others said that they experienced unexplained memory loss when
they visited there, so they would just show up do
stuff and then they didn't remember big blocks of the
time that they were there.
Speaker 6: I mean, did they remember they were even there?
Speaker 5: Well, I'm sure they did, they just don't remember. I
guess what happened there. Now, Like many of these places,
the article had the accusations of witchcraft and devil worshiping
going on there. Now the residents of Stall claimed that
none of this is true. They claimed that they had
never heard of any of these stories, and they were
pretty pissed off that they were saying these things about
their town. The pastor of the new church, which is
actually right across from the old Kremlin church that was
in there, and we'll talk more about the church later
said he thought, basically the students just made all this
stuff up. Whatever the case, people really took to these stories,
and on March twenty, nineteen seventy eight, which was the
Spring equinox, one hundred and fifty people waited at the
cemetery to see the devil show up. The word also
spread that people who died of violent death were also
going to rise that day and return with the devil.
Speaker 6: Oh dang, I wouldn't wanna be standing around waiting for that.
Speaker 5: So all through the nineteen eighties up til the day,
the stories about Stole Cemetery have continued to grow. One
story is that two member visiting the cemetery one night,
a strong wind started blowing out of nowhere, and it
scared both of them real bad, so they ran back
to their car as fast as they could, only to
find their car was parked on the opposite side of
the road from where they parked it, and in the
opposite direction, so their car had completely switched him across
the road and pointed in a different direction while they
were in the cemetery.
Speaker 1: HM.
Speaker 5: Another man he said that, uh, he had the same
thing happened with the wind, but he was inside the church,
not the gr not the uh, the actual graveyard. He
said that the wind knocked him down and it wouldn't
let him basically move. He was paralyzed for a couple
of a couple of minutes. It's not the only stories
about the church, though. Several people claim that they can
see it rain all around the church, but nothing ever
gets on the floor of the church, which is amazing
because the church has no roof.
Speaker 6: I was gonna say, how would it do that anyway?
Speaker 5: Yep, so there's no roof on the church. That's been
gone for a long time because like I said, this
thing is and crumbles. It's in shambles, gotcha. And so
that's kind of odd that it would rain but not
get the floor wet. But that's what a lot of
people say.
Speaker 6: Okay, so the night that everybody was there, then nobody
saw the devil or anything.
Speaker 5: It didn't say, but we'll get into some more conspiracy
kind of theory stuff on this a little bit later.
The main thing at this church are the steps. These
steps are kind of at this point, we're all kind
of grown up with weeds and stuff like that, but
these are the steps where supposedly the devil does appear.
People said that these steps just keep going down. You know,
you can see where they end. It said that you
can on the steps and start walking down and walking
in and you'll never get to the end. What yep,
Like you just keep going down further and further to
Hell or whatever the case is. So they said, like
if you just start walking and keep walking and keep walking,
if you count your steps and then you turn around
and walk up, it's always way less steps than what
you walk to get down to get back up to
the top.
Speaker 6: Ooh, that's crazy.
Speaker 5: So let's go back to the Devil and his appearances now.
Legend says that he's been appearing here since the eighteen fifties.
The original name of the town was supposed to be
skull Skul, and it was later changed to Stall to
kind of cover up the fact that what the area
was especially the thoughts for this area was steeped in
black magic, and they didn't want people to think that.
Now it said that witchcraft practicing. Early settlers were so
guilty about what they had done that they changed the
name to Stall. The reality of it is this place
was actually named Deer Creek Community until eighteen ninety nine,
and then it's changed the name to Stall, so it
was never named Skull. Stowe was the last name of
the first town's postmaster. His name was Sylvester Stall, and
then eventually changed it to Stollon. No, it was actually
Sylvester Stall was his name, so they named the town
after him, and unfortunately the post office closed down like
four years later in nineteen oh three, but the name stayed.
Speaker 6: Well that's dumb. Why did you just live with Deer
Crossing That sounds a lot better.
Speaker 5: Or whatever it was, it was Deercreek Community, but anyway,
but anyway, so I don't know why you would name
a town after the postmaster. I know he apparently nobody
because he closed down for it apparently, so post office
was then batter shape it in as it is now.
So in nineteen eighty an article appeared in the Kansas
City Times that said that the devil picked two places
every year to appear twice. One of them was obviously Stall,
and the other was somewhere on a desolate plane in India.
Both of these appearances happened simultaneously, So the night that
he appears Installed, he also appears at India at the
exact same time. In case you didn't know what simultaneously meant, well.
Speaker 6: I do. And how is that possible? Is he like
Santa Claus?
Speaker 5: Yeah, you still believe in Santa Claus, but you can't
believe this guy. Can Santa Claus can go around the
whole damn world in a night. He can't in a
stupid sleigh.
Speaker 6: Nothing bad about him again.
Speaker 5: Anyway, So he appears simultaneously at midnight on both of
these nights, the devil will actually gather everybody who died
a violent death over the past year to prance around
the earth at which you now. So that's what the
legend of it is. So the question is why Stall.
I mean, it's a little hole in the wall town.
Nothing against the people Installed. They obviously have an extra
ground with people. But the article says it's because an
event that took place in the eighteen fifties, a stable
hand supposedly stabbed the mayor to death in the cemetery
at the Old Stone Barn. Later that barn was converted
into the church, which was then gutted by fire. They
said that you could actually go in a decayne wood
cross crucifix that was hanging on the wall if you
walked in there at midnight, that it would turn upside down.
Another story says that the devil CONTs a visit a
witch that is actually buried there, and there's a headstone
close to the church that actually says witch on it,
but it's witt icch, so it's wittitch.
Speaker 6: So nobody knows how to spell by the end of
the day.
Speaker 5: Well maybe that was somebody's name wittitch And it's just
close up to which where they.
Speaker 6: W what is a whi t t No, there's no
hent at all, but he's close though, witt w i
t t i c h widitch.
Speaker 5: Now, there's also a tree that was cut down about
fifteen years or so ago that was supposedly used as
gallows to hang condemned witches. So you got that going
where they would just hang people that were supposed witches.
Speaker 1: By then.
Speaker 5: Now could the bones of Satan's child be buried here?
That's another conclusion that people came up with. One story
is a satan and a witch had a child. The
child was so deformed that it only lived for a
few days, and the body was buried there in Stoll.
Some say that child's body, the ghost of the child
walks around still here today. And there's even a picture
that seems to show a werewolf type looking boy peeking
out from behind a tree.
Speaker 6: Oh that poor kid, he never had a chance.
Speaker 5: One of the funniest stories about Stolle is in nineteen
ninety three, it's said, and this has actually been debunked already,
but it said that Pope John PAULA second had his
pilot of his private plane fly around eastern Kansas on
his way to a speaking engagement he had in Colorado
because he didn't want to fly over the gate of Hell.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't watch you.
Speaker 5: But that's not true though. That was just a story
that was made up that everybody kind of circulated. But
I thought it was still a funny story. So as
the legend grew over the years, the.
Speaker 6: Crowds pinking about it.
Speaker 5: Because the pope doesn't make very good jokes. I'm sorry,
but that's funny.
Speaker 6: Our pope was cool, but this was the pope in
ninety three, so okay, not the same pope.
Speaker 5: But as the legend grew, the crowd of people started
getting bigger and bigger. In nineteen eighty nine, because the
crowd was so overwhelming on Halloween night, the Douglas County
Deputies had to put officers outside to start sending people away.
They actually handed out tickets for criminal trespassing to anybody
who wouln't leave. They said it was over five hundred
people showed up the previous year and the vandalism and
stuff was so bad that's why they were out there
ready for him. Oh wow, So now that's kind of
a lot of people to be showing up and trying
to get it. Now. As time passed, obviously the residents
are stole became more and more aggravated that these vandals
and trespassers were destroying the property that you know, I
guess in their loved ones and visitors were actually buried
at so it was an issue for him. They put
up a fence around the place and then made sure
they patrolled it regularly. And I'm talking about the people
of Stole, not officers. There's always somebody from the town
going around making sure that somebody shows up, even to
this day. Wow, no kidding, They make sure that they leave.
They don't want anybody on that property.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's a shame they have to do that.
Speaker 5: Or do they have something to hide?
Speaker 6: Oh I don't know detail.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because locals have actually made it clear that visitors
are not welcome. So I think it's possible they've got
something to hide. Now, the church was empty. Think about this.
This church was empty for eighty years, horrible shape, no roof.
Why didn't they tear it down? I mean, if there's
no paranormal activities, See, why not you place Halloween to
make money for the city. First of all, you got
people showing up. Charge for it, but they don't want
to do that. But people were still showing up. So
if you don't want them showing up, why wouldn't you
just tear down the church? If it was not usable anyway,
and it didn't have a roof and all this stuff,
you know you could get rid of it. So here's
the other thing. Halloween of nineteen ninety nine reporters TV.
So it was reported from the TV and the and
the newspaper reporters, the sheriff were all there, crowds of
people coming in, no big deal. But at eleven thirty
some a representative from the cemetery came out and told
them everybody had to leave. Well, if you want to
squash these rumors, yeah, why would Why would you make
them leave? They already there. You didn't have a problem
with them being there.
Speaker 6: You had already looking suspicions.
Speaker 5: Now it's eleven thirty, it's a half hour for acessis happened,
and you're just gonna come and tell everybody to leave. Now,
did something happen at midnight? Probably not, but you could.
You got film crews and stuff there if nothing happens,
And their whole thing was, well, we don't want the publicity.
It just makes it worse. Let them stay an extra
half hour and when nothing happens, and then they would
go in they would report saying nothing happen, and that
should kill a lot of it.
Speaker 6: So you think some of those people in the town
had some kind of ritual going on or something.
Speaker 5: I don't know. It almost sounds like they got something
to happen.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 5: You know, awful aggravated. So you know, this guy comes
out obviously and tells everybody to go to wait. So
they went away. May Or March I'm sorry. March twenty nine,
two thousand and two. The church was torn down. Well
guess what, Major Weiss, who's the owner. He said he
didn't authorize it. Nobody in the town knew anything about it.
People who lived are in there said they weren't told
there was told there was going to be any demolition.
So somebody came in construction company. They tore down the
church and supposedly nobody authorized it. Nobody knows why.
Speaker 6: Well, so I'm surprised they hadn't, not maybe the the
other people, but maybe the people in the town. Why
they didn't destroy it years and years ago, Well I
don't know, because but see that's where the conspiracy theory
stuff comes from. I'm sure and they did it. They
wouldn't Nobody would say, oh, well who they did it?
You know what I'm saying, if that was right.
Speaker 5: So, I mean, you've got all these different stories and
they don't like anybody coming. But yet, yeah, they didn't
do anything to fix the problem. And then when it
did get tore down, it's like a big secret that
nobody knows what happened.
Speaker 6: Nobody knows it all so then what happened?
Speaker 5: That's it? Oh yeah, I mean there's nothing else really
tell me. The same stuff goes on. People still go
up there all the time, all the time, and it's
still listed as that. But it's just like anything else.
If you you know, I saw some YouTube videos of
people who drove up there and pulled in and they
no sooner got into the video or didn't even get
out of their car, and somebody was up there telling
them they needed to leave.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's so.
Speaker 5: I mean, it's heavily guarded for some reason. That's just
not a regular cemetery. If you got people camped out,
so there's I don't know what's going on up if
it's something's going on. Yeah, it's definitely not as it seems.
Speaker 6: That's interesting, Ashley.
Speaker 5: Did you like that story? Oh it's fantastic. All right,
that's what I like to hear. That's why you're sitting here.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 5: Well, we want to do real quick. As I told you,
we had Mia from Nebraska and this story I thought
was phenomenal and it you guys know, if we put
a listener's story on the main feed. Now, we do
a lot, and it's not taken away from any of
these other ones, but we do four or five, six
of them every month for our Patreon supporters, and they're
all great stories, but every once in a while, some
of them just really stand out above and beyond it.
We like to put it on the main show for
everybody to hear, and this was one of those stories.
So what I want to do is just go ahead
and give you a chance to listen to this, and
we'll talk about it when we get back. All right,
We are joined on the phone by a listener who
sent us us some ideas for some stories, and she
also said she had some stories that she wanted to
share with us, and it's some personal stuff, so it
took her a little while to work up the nerve.
But I'm excited to have Mia from Nebraska, and Mia,
thank you for coming on the show.
Speaker 7: Hey, good to be on the show.
Speaker 5: So we had a chance to talk with you for
a little bit. You seem like an absolute sweetheart. I
know Tracy really enjoyed talking with you. I've enjoyed talking
with you, and I know you're a little nervous about
telling your story. But no need to be nervous. Everybody listening,
our believers and what you're talking about. And that's why
they listened to the show is because they like to
hear these things that they've either had happened to them,
or they know somebody's had something happen, or they wish
it would happen to them. And you've actually been lucky
enough to see some things. And I'm gonna let you
tell the listeners what you've experienced.
Speaker 3: Great.
Speaker 7: Oh, well, it started when I was about seven or
six years old. I've been like seeing things like, say
it was a person that just walks by. You think
it's a real person, but it really isn't. And so
you're like, well, did you just see that person just
walk by? They're like, no, I didn't see anybody. Oh
maybe I'm just going crazy. But and then like it
would scare me and like just freak me out and
think I need help or something. But you already it's
pretty pretty cool. Actually I can enjoy it now since
I got older. But the first scary one that I
saw was, well, I was living in Green Island and
just sitting there just watching the stars and just being
alone because I you know, I needed some long time
away from everybody. So I would just sit there and
then there's this random person that the sitting are staring
straight forward, and I would look at him and like
what would be over here at middle of the night,
and so I would try to ignore him because I
knew it was a ghost and so excuse my language,
but this is what he said. He's like, I know
you could see me. I know you can used to
be bward, but I don't want to say it, but
you would just like yell at me because he knew
I could see him, And then I would stare straight
forward and freaked out, and by the time like he
could even say anything else, I got up and ran
back to the to the house. And then I'll see
a girl like in like a white like white dress
but like dark brown hair, just walking around my yard.
And then there was this one time I was sitting
there with my cousin and he, you know, go inside
and I'd be sitting there and then because my cousins
or my cousin he could see like ghosts too, which
he kind of helped me through everything and through like
what I've been seeing and seeing if like, if that's
a real person or goot, because they look like res
their people. And so there's this little boy that would
show himself and say, hey, come here, I want to
show you something. And I didn't follow him because I
didn't want it. But that's some like legends they say
if you followed, goes to your death. So I didn't
want to follow him. And so my cousin just he's
the bravest person you'll ever meet. So he would follow
that little boy. And he just told me, oh, yeah,
it's a dead bird. A dead bird. What would he
want me to show a dead bird to me? Like,
I didn't understand. He's like, well, sometimes they replay their
life and they want to show you how how they died.
And I'm like, I don't want to follow him the way.
That's crazy. So the next time, like I was living
in grand or None that gren I'm sorry Kimball at
the time, and my aunt will tell me, I don't
ask me if there's people that would follow me or
her like, oh yeah, a guy named Matt, And she goes,
Matt's here, I'll oh yeah, and she goes, there's a
song that he was just singing to me. And then
right then and there, I would say, king this song,
I never knew it. I never heard of it. There
was there, so I had never like read or anywhere.
So I would just sing the song and she would
cry and she goes, yeah, that's the song. That's the
song about he dedicated to me. I'm like, she's like,
how did you know that he was standing where besides
you singing it to you to start crying more. And
the second time here in Grand Island, like my cousin,
it's a girl cousin. She called me one time freaking
out like she's like, I need your help me, I
need I need your help. I'm freaking out. He please
come over. So because she knew I saw those but
she I don't know if she believed it or not
or anything like that. So I went over there and
she's like he came. Oh my gosh, I'm like freaking
out right now. I need your help. So you know, like, yeah,
what's going on? Like how can I help you? She goes,
there's this guy downstairs and I don't know who he is.
Excuse me. ELM told her that Kimball Ell, where we lived,
was north side of Kimball and she would. I would
tell her that this was the old Kimball and you
know there, yeah, there was cowboys and like old Kimball,
and so she looked it up and she's like, wow,
that's crazy, and she just tell me what happened, and
I go, yeah, it's a cowboy. He died here and
I described him head from head to toe and she
freaked out. She says, oh, my gosh, that's the same
guy I saw my dream like you described him like
to the tea. I go, oh, I did, Like, yeah,
I totally believe you that. Oh my gosh, I can't
believe whatever doubted you. So oh okay. And you know,
I used to help my aunt here clean his little
schools here, and I would see little ghosts and other
ghosts there. And once i'm I'm like, after I saw this,
I never went back to that school. There's this guy
that was standing beside my aunt and then he would
disappear in the next room. I'm I go, Auntie, did
you just see who or see that guy? Because that guy,
that guy that just right into that room. So I
went over there and he's just studying there. He told
me to get out, like, oh my gosh, Okay, and
he was like he was really evil. I could feel it.
And so I'm like, okay, I'm getting out of here.
I'm not staying here at all. So we got out
there and I told my aunt what happened because I
was freaking out and I needed to go. I told
my auma what happened, and she goes, it's gonna be okay.
Just ask God for help. All I did. That was
so scary. And then well, my cousin or my boyfriend
sister had a baby that passed away and I didn't
know it, like I didn't know that she did that,
and nobody else told me what happened. And he come
up to me and say he told my mommy. I
said hi, and I love her and it wasn't her fault.
And Caleb just calm down, it's gonna be okay. I'll
tell her when when you know, I come out with
my gift. Just you gotta tell her. You've gotta tell her. Well,
she'll never know, so just calm down, I'll tell her.
So we were sitting on the on the ground outside
and I told her you probably take him crazy. But
Caleb says he loves you and that he it wasn't
your fault, and he wished she could be here right now,
and she just start crying. She's like, how did you
know that? How did you know that I wants the baby,
like because Caleb told me, but he loves you to
just started crying and she's like, oh my gosh, I
needed that. So I'm trying to think what else there
was that was kind of creepy. I can't really think
of anything that hold on. Sorry, okay I wrote all
this down, but anyways, like right now, the house I
live in is kind of creeping me out because I
know there's some somebody there because I tried to heat
up some food from my boyfriend because he was hungry.
So I went out and like I swear that I
thought was my boyfriend that came into the kitchen and
it came like really fast, like he was walking really fast,
and I look over and there was nobody there. I'm like, uh,
that's kind of creepy. And so let's basically my story.
If I have any more stories, I'll let you know.
Speaker 5: Well, I greatly appreciate you coming on because I know
it takes a lot of guts to share stuff like that.
I mean, that's people always have that thought process that
if they say stuff like that, you're gonna have two
ways of thinking. You're either going to say, man, that's incredible,
and I wish I had those kind of gifts, where
I'm glad I don't have those kind of gifts, and
then you feel like there's gonna be the other half
if not more say, there's no way any of that's true,
she's making it up. So it's tough to share stuff
like that because you just don't know the thought process
of whoever you're talking to.
Speaker 7: Yeah, because there's people that can see ghost and I
know it.
Speaker 5: I don't doubt that for a second. And so let
me ask you this on on let's go back to
the situation with the uh, the baby with the young
lady who had lost a child. Mm hmm, how did
the how did the child appear to you? I mean,
it was it? What did it look like a baby?
Did it look like just an anerton?
Speaker 7: I believe that people who are older and die, like
say a person's grandma, they come back younger than they
were before, because you know, it was the peaceful state
it was there. There felt so better kind of state,
you know, And I believe the babies who die as babies,
they come back like a little bit older, say about
six or twelve. He was about he was about seven, Okay,
you look seven. Anyways, I don't really know.
Speaker 5: I mean, that's the kind of thing old. That's the
kind of things that I always wondered. I heard a
psychic one time, and I can't remember who it was.
It was one of the bigger names out there, but
they said that when older people died, they come back
at around age thirty. And I thought, well, that's that's fine,
But what about people who passed away before they even
get to thirty, you know, how do they come back?
Speaker 7: Yeah? Usually, like if they die in their twenties, they're
still in their twenties.
Speaker 5: So if they try, that's how I think of it.
If they die in a tragic accident or something, they
don't come back in that state. They come back in
a state that they were happy and in life. Right.
Speaker 7: Yes, yes they do actually, because I know I saw
my cousin that passed away not too long ago. She
was she can't come back all made up like you know,
to hear that peace. I mean, I believe that people
that die like that and they're more at peace. They
do come back like that like they were, you know, dead.
Speaker 5: So let me ask you this. Have you ever experienced anybody,
Has anybody ever shown themselves to you that had committed suicide?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 5: Yes, and yes, and did you get a no, you're okay?
But what what kind of information did you get from them?
Did you get any kind of indication that even though
they had committed suicide, that there was some kind of
peace in the afterlife or because you know that depending
on what religion you are, some people believe that if
you commit suicide that that's just a straight ticket to hell,
no way, fans or butts, and then some people believe that, uh,
that's not necessarily the case, because it depends on your
frame of mind. It depends on if you're in sound mind,
It depends on what kind of tragedy that you've went to.
So there's so many different philosophies. What have you What
did you get out of the experience that you had?
Speaker 7: I got out of it like he was. You know,
some of them come like peaceful, but some of them
come evil. I think some of them do find heaven
and some of them don't. That's how I got from it.
Like the last one I saw, I felt peace, But
it just kind of depends on what we're they're at,
we're at in their life at that moment. Well, here's
that's how I feel about it.
Speaker 5: Here's another question, and based on you know, the philosophy,
there's there's all kinds of different. Once again, it depends
on the religion that you are and what you believe.
But you know, the Bible speaks if you're if you're
a Christian at least, it speaks of you know, when
you die, you basically are supposedly here until the rapture,
and at that point in time, God's going to take
up all the souls and take the ones that are
going with them, but you're pretty much here until then.
But if that's the case, I can't imagine that there
are spirits walking around, so to speak, the earth and
showing themselves because from what I've always understood, you would
basically be inside your body even though you really aren't.
But that's kind of where you're at until the rapture.
But you obviously see people that are interacting with people
who are alive, and what have you? What kind of
thought process have you had from your visions and everything
on what happens when somebody passes away. Are there people
who go to the light so to speak, and cross
over into a heaven right then? Because if that's the case,
that's not what a lot of people have been told
according to the biblical sense. What kind of what what
do you see? What do you think based on what
you've seen?
Speaker 7: Well, I think some of them are basically here because
they have a finished business. That's what I think. Yeah,
I mean, you could tell them go to the light,
but some of them don't really go to the light.
But yeah, some of that what you just said is
kind of what I kind of believe, but not really
Like I believe they have a finished business and that's
fur they're here.
Speaker 5: Because that's okay. So I guess the question is if
what I was taught growing up is that nobody goes
to heaven until the rapture, then what happens when somebody
goes to the light, because that sounds like they're crossing
over into heaven, But that would contradict what I've been
taught my whole life. If you can, you know, if
there's a way to die right now and go straight
to heaven, that's just not what I've been told happens.
And that's what I've always been curious about with some
of this stuff.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well it really what you believe is totally trip
and what I believe. But I mean, I'm not like
judging you about what you believe.
Speaker 5: But oh, I don't know what I believe, to be
honest with you, that's just what I've been taught. I
have no clue what I believe. I am so confused
about what I believe today as to what I was taught.
That's why that's why I said what I was taught
growing up, because I really have no clue what I believe.
I am more confused than I've ever been in my
life on my belief system right now.
Speaker 7: Oh well that is to me. I just really do
believe that. You know, they're here to do some unfinished
business and they can't leave until they do that unfinished business.
And I've been told to help them find the lights.
I'm like, I don't know how to do that. Like
I tried, and they still stuck, and I mean, yeah
I did. Also, I have to see evil too, So
I've forgot to tell you a little story that I
kind of encountered with somebody evil. Well, I was. It
just was back in that island and I was playing
outside with my cousins and we had the stumb cellars
that had a big hill on it, and it would
just like go down and in there for like tornadoes
or whatever. One time I was walking around and I
was down there and I saw these two red eyes
and the feeling I had was like read. It was
like evil, like you can't you can't stand there, and
then like okay, well, I'm gonna leave. And my brother
told me that, Yeah. It was one time he was
talking and he heard heard some or something that goes
get how at that, and then they just get deeper
and then deeper and then deeper and then deeper. It's
like my brother was so scared he didn't know what
to do. They came, he said, he almost peet himself.
I'm like, oh, okay, that's good to know, I guess.
But yeah, like some of them are just playing evil
on some of them are good. I mean, yeah, I
do believe that the ones that are evil they stay
here on earth because they want to turn people against
people and you know, just like possession. You know, like, yeah,
I do believe that, But if you don't want them
to possess you. You don't have to let them in.
I think it's kind of like the rules that they
had to go by, just like ghosts. They had to
go through this rule or that rule, and it's just
it's kind of weird. It's like they have rules that
they can't do or that's not how I feel about it.
I mean basically, I don't know.
Speaker 5: Well, I think it's good. I think they need rules.
That way, we got some kind of guidelines we can
go by.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, Mia, thank you so much for coming on
the show. I greatly appreciate it. And like I said,
I think a lot of people out there listening will
enjoy what you had to say.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and also I want to tell everybody if you
guys are scared to say tell them, tell people your story.
Don't be like if they think you're crazy, then you
don't need that kind of person in your life.
Speaker 5: I agree. So well, Thank you so much, Darlin, and
I'll talk to you soon.
Speaker 7: Thank you bye.
Speaker 5: That's almost like the sixth synth type stuff. Just see
dead people all the time. Sure, I see dead people
all the time, you do, yeah, well, if they're at
the cemetery in.
Speaker 6: Funerals, well I don't count, okay.
Speaker 5: Well, I mean I just want to fit in.
Speaker 6: Well, it don't count, okay me.
Speaker 5: And thank you for sharing your story. I know, I
know that was very tough for you to do, but
you talked to us on the phone for probably thirty
minutes before we did that, and it took you a
while to get up the nerve to tell us, to
even call us to tell us a story. But we
greatly appreciate it and we think it will actually benefit
a lot of people out there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, thank you for sharing that.
Speaker 5: Are you ready to hear some rock and roll stuff?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Actually, you're ready to hear some rock and roll stuff.
This is your favorite kind of stuff. So all right,
we're gonna start off with some Michael Jackson stuff. And
I don't know how I hadn't heard this already, because
this actually was pretty big news. Oh it's been on
in Vanity Fair, it was on CNN. And the story
basically goes that Michael Jackson got involved with some voodoo
priests and had three separate ceremonies, one of which he
was cleansed with sheep blood ooh. In another, he paid
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars to have forty two
cows ritually sacrificed in Africa so he could hurse his
enemies and be blessed. Two of his enemies, by the way,
were Steven Spielberg and David Geffen. David Geffen is the
music mogul. He was Michael's manager for a time. He
was on his record label for a while, but apparently
he was like on. Michael was on his record label
during like a slump in his career. It was after
Thriller and things that started to decline a little bit,
so and Spielberg apparently had asked him to do some
projects or talk to him about doing some projects, but
then never followed through with it.
Speaker 6: Oh so that's whack.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but it was. They were two of the ones
that were named, but it was mostly other people that
were closer. But he actually was trying to put curses
on these people. So the ceremonies actually took place in Geneva, Switzerland,
and they had to send a transfer, a money transfer
to Africa to have the cows murdered.
Speaker 6: That sounds like a scam.
Speaker 5: They could, mister Jackson, if you could only send me
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars American currency. That's a
that's an Indian accident. I don't know where they came from.
They were in Indian elephants. Oh, they were cows. Never
mind it, we're completely off track. They wouldn't do that
India because they're sacred.
Speaker 6: I mean, seriously, if you think about what you just said,
it certainly sounds like a scam, like if somebody was scamming. Yes,
I'm sure, Oh my gosh. So so they.
Speaker 5: Sent this money to Africa, killed these cows.
Speaker 6: How did he come up forty two cows?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 5: I want to have no idea. And in the third ritual,
they had actual animals that were on the French and
Swiss border and that was going to go down and
for some reason it just didn't happen. But that was
for another blessing. So that actually happened. That was told
from Michael Jackson to this marine or for in Vanity
fair to.
Speaker 6: The Oh my gosh, like he told that story. Seriously,
Oh he's dead. You can't talk about it.
Speaker 5: He's a dead nut job either way. It's like fruitcake, fruitcake, Yeah,
you had fruit cake.
Speaker 6: It's no, I will never have free cake.
Speaker 5: Okay, Well, this is a story. We're not going to
end on this one, but I think this is maybe
the most fascinating of the stories. Was Jimmy Hendricks actually murdered.
Speaker 7: I hurt?
Speaker 6: Well, no, but I've heard some fing things that kind
of make you think about the situation.
Speaker 5: Well, I'm sure we're going to talk about those things,
and I won't put you on the spot and ask
you what those things are.
Speaker 6: Well, thank you, you know, because I can't say that.
Speaker 5: We've all heard that Jimmy Hendrix choked to death on
his own vomit. Yes, that's the story. There's a lot
of questions about what happened that day though that never
really came out. And like, for example, all right, nobody
ever interviewed the ambulance driver or the doctor from the
er before putting a death certificate out. Now, the rumors
that were actually reported said that he had taken nine
sleeping pills and he had wine oozing out of his
mouth and almost a whole bottle of wine in his hair.
This was according to the police report that was you
know where they had found him at. Now you also
got the report from Monica. Now Monica Danaman was somebody
that he rarely barely knew. He only knew her for
a short time, and she actually worked for his manager,
which we're going to talk about in a few minutes,
which will be our main suspect. Now, Monica Daneman, Jimmy
had went to an old girlfriend's house that night in London.
They were in England. He went to an old girlfriend's
house and spent some time with her. Monica Daneman pulled
up in her car and started laying on the horn
to the point where he just got up, told the
girl he was leaving, and then he went with her
and went back to her hotel room. Okay, this was
the night that he actually died, and that's the room
where they actually found Jimmy. Now, she says that she
got up, went to the store to get a pack
of cigarettes and he was fine. Now, when the when
the ambulance driver and stuff showed up, there was nobody there.
The door was open so they could come straight in,
and nobody has any record of who called the ambulance.
So she just leaves leaves the door wide open, unlocked,
and nobody knows a namage called. Now. She also says
that in her story that she made Jimmy a tuna
fish sandwich because he wanted one, and then she left
to go to the store.
Speaker 6: Wait, I thought he didn't like ten fish.
Speaker 5: He doesn't. He absolutely hated ten of fish and would
never eat a ten of fish sandwich. So that doesn't
make any sense whatsoever. So why would he be murdered? Well,
James Wright, which goes by Tappy James Tappy Wright. He
says that Jimmy's manager, Michael Jeffrey, stood to collect millions
of dollars off of his insurance policy. James Wright was
an assistant to Mike Jeffries, and he said Michael Jeffrey,
in a drunken confession, said that he killed Jimmy by
stuffing pills into his mouth. Why because the pills killed
the gag reflex. So with no gag reflex, he had
several men come in holding down and pour bottles of
red wine down his throat and with no gag reflex,
it went straight into his lungs. He was basically waterboarded,
just like you hear with all the torture and stuff
going on. Now, that makes sense because the autopsy report
only showed Jimmy having the equivalent of about two beers. Now,
if he had enough wine coming out of his mouth
to where there was a whole bottle of wine in
his hair, but there was only two beers worth of
alcohol in his system. That doesn't make sense. That sounds
amazingly like most of this alcohol went into his system
after he was already dead, and that ties right in
to what this guy is basically saying that this went
right into his lungs. He choked to death on that
and most they just kept pouring. But now there's no
blood pumping in his body, so the alcohol's not going
to get into his bloodstrain. Why killed Jimmy, that's the
question here. Jeffrey had gotten when that Jimmy was actually
gonna leave him for another manager. The problem with that
is Mike Jeffery had actually borrowed about a million dollars
from the Mob to build Electric Lady Land studio. And
if you don't have Jimmy Hendrix, which was his only
real client, he's got no way to pay the Mob back.
And we know what happens when you don't pay the
Bob back their money.
Speaker 6: Yep.
Speaker 5: So let's go back to how Jimmy was found. He
was actually alone on his back. He said the door
was opened the gas fireplace was on no record or
the ambulance. The cause of death was listed as barbituates intoxication,
which with the pills and inhalation of vomit.
Speaker 6: This sounds like a horrible way to.
Speaker 5: Go right now. Wright says that he overheard Jeffrey telling
Monica Daneman that was the one whose room it was,
well done, darling, here's your money. He didn't know what
that was in reference to at the time, because at
this point they didn't know that Jimmy was dead.
Speaker 6: Wait, who said that, I'm sorry? Who said that?
Speaker 5: He heard Mike Jeffries, Jimmy's manager, say that to dan Eman.
This is the same guy that, right, Tappy Wright that
says that he was the assistant, so he was in there.
He overhears him saying, hey, basically, well done, darling, here's
your money. Then he finds out later that Jimmy's dead.
Now he wasn't sure, obviously what he was referring to
until Mike Jefferies had his little drunken confession talk with it.
Right said that Jefferies' face was pale during his conversations
when he's telling him this, and he said that he
had like he was clutching his glass, his drinking glass,
with like so much rage that you could tell he
was pissed off just talking about it. He said, look,
I had to do it, Tappy. You understand, don't you?
I had to You know damn well what I'm talking about.
And you know he's like he was in some Jeffrey
said that he was in London with some friends. We
went to Monica's room, got a handful of pills, stuffed
it into his mouth, and poured a few bottles of
wine right into his windpipe. He said that Jimmy was
worth more to him dead than he was alive, and
the son of a bitch was going to leave me.
If I lost him, I'd lose everything. So that was
his confession that he told Tappy. How much of it
is true, who knows, But I can tell you this.
The girl that he was over to singing his former
girlfriend the night that Monica Daneman came out, was honking
the horn. Less than about a year after his funeral,
she killed herself by jumping off the Hotel Chelsea. Oh my,
which if you're unfamiliar with the Hotel Chelsea, we need
to do a whole story on that, because all kinds
of bad shit happened, including girl, the little Asian girl
that went missing and she ended up in the water
tank on top. That's actually the hotel Chelsea. So I
can't think of her name right off the bat, but
everybody knows that story. They've as seen in the video
of her getting on and off the elevator and all
that weird shit that went on. But that's actually the
same hotel. So this girl, his ex girlfriend, jumps off
of the area attress funeral. Monica Daneman, the chick that
supposedly helped set him up. She committed suicide two years
later in her Mercedes ben She ran a hose from
the exhaust pipe to the inside and killed herself with
carbon monoxide poisoning. Mike Jeffries, his manager, the one that
supposedly did all this. He was a master of explosives.
He knew he was like a part of James Bond
M sixteen or whatever whatever it's called. It's like a
fan club James Bond deal. But he was a master
of explosives. He scared the hell out of people. A
lot of people were just petrified of him, and he
actually even had a situation where Jimmy had tried to
cross the border into Toronto, Canada, and he got caught
with heroin. Well, Jimmy always said he thought that this
guy planted that in his Jeffries' manager planted that into
his suitcase just to kind of prove a point. Two
weeks before Jimmy died, he was kidnapped. Jimmy was kidnapped
and tied up and put into a garage. Who came
to his rescue Mike Jeffries. So did Mike Jeffries come
to his rescue or was he just trying? Was he
the one that set it up to happen to prove
a point to Jimmy of what he was capable of doing.
Speaker 6: So all these people that killed themselves, I mean, was
it just their conscience, I don't know, or maybe a curse.
Speaker 5: So here's the weird thing about Mike Jefferies. Of course
we said, now this could be two ways of looking
at it. He was an expert in explosives, but he
was actually supposed to be coming back from Spain to
England for an inquest to find out some stuff. Well,
the plane that he was on exploded. The only thing
that was ever found of Mike Jefferies was his wristwatch?
Oh my gosh, So did he blow the plane up?
Was he even on the plane? Did he blow the
plane up and have his wrist watch there? Just so
they were who knows, dang man. So some strange stuff there.
Speaker 6: So that's a lot to go through too.
Speaker 5: It makes you definitely realize that there may be been
more than the eye.
Speaker 6: Wow, it's so crazy.
Speaker 5: Ashley, Are you a Hendricks fan? A little before my time?
But yeah, I mean I like it. How are you
thirty one? Okay, it's not that far before.
Speaker 6: A little bit?
Speaker 5: Yeah, all right, this was this is what I think
is the coolest story tonight. We're gonna talk about the
Almond Brothers. Well, if you don't know Hendricks, I'm sure you.
I don't know the Almend brothers. Here to do you?
Speaker 6: Lord sport rem Man.
Speaker 5: Okay, this is not America's got talent. This is hillbilly
horror story. So let's move on.
Speaker 6: I'm trying to help her out.
Speaker 5: Do you know any of the song besides that?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Which one?
Speaker 1: One?
Speaker 6: Can't do it because now I've got that song of
a brain?
Speaker 5: Tell how about Midnight Rider that we actually put in
the beginning of the show about the whipping Postalon.
Speaker 6: No, I don't know that one. I don't know. I
mean I probably would hitching Postalon. Yeah, I'm not going.
Speaker 5: To hear it from me, all right. So this is
all the Almond brothers, and I think this is one
of the coolest stories ever. Dwayne Almond, he's the guitarist
for the band. October twenty ninth, nineteen seventy he oded
on opium, massive dose of opium, and this was after
a show in Nashville, so they rushed him to the hospital.
The doctor comes out of an hour later and says,
he's not gonna make it. This is beyond what we
got any help doing. Now, Barry Oakley, who's a great
friend of his, on the basis, he runs out to
the parking lot. Several people see this, drops to his knees,
and he starts begging to God loudly. Everybody's hearing him.
He's like, Lord, just please give him one more year.
It go back inside. Twenty thirty minutes later, the doctor
comes out and says, I can't explain this, but I
think he's gonna make it now. I think he's gonna
make a full recovery. Yay, God, Yeah, we'll see exactly
one year to the day, Duayne Aumon was killed when
his motorcycle ran into the back of a truck. Oh jeez,
he hit it so hard. I can't that the motorcycle
flew up in the air, landed back on top of him.
Speaker 6: Oh my god.
Speaker 5: And he had so many internal injuries it was. He
died at the hospital, had nostot at all of making it.
So Barry Oakley goes out to the parking lot begs
God to give him one year, and exactly one year later,
he's killed in a motorcycle accident. Oh, how do you
just think about that? So that's what just happened. Now.
Barry Oakley, who went out and did the praying, exactly
one year and an unlucky thirteen days later from that,
died in a motorcycle accident when he was hit by
a bus about two blocks from where Dwayne Almond's accident happened.
Oh my goodness, on the same street.
Speaker 6: That's so crazy now.
Speaker 5: The thing that's I think really kind of ties all
this together. Besides that is the number twenty four. Dwayne
Almond when he died was twenty four years old. Barry
Oakley when he died was twenty four years old, the
gentleman in a bus that hit Barry Oakley four years old,
and a gentleman that was driving the truck that killed
Dwayne Almond twenty four years old.
Speaker 6: They had got it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the number, the number twenty four was not good.
Some people think it's because of the Robert Johnson curse.
You remember Robert Johnson he and sold to the Devil
at the Gross Roads, and he claims that the devil
tity to play the guitar in the cemeteries. Well, the
Almond brothers really were big fans of Johnson, and they
used to go to rose Hills Cemetery in Georgia, and
that's where they would practice and play. They would they
would hang out at the cemetery because of the Robert
Johnson deal, so they would go there and several of
their songs were actually written in Rose Hill Cemetery. And
we both know that Robert Johnson supposedly sold and sold
to the devil, so who knows if that's got a
connection to it. Now, Dwayne and Barry actually have one
more final connection. Even though Dwayne died a year and
thirteen days earlier than Barry, they were actually buried at
rose Hill Cemetery on the same day.
Speaker 6: How's that happen?
Speaker 5: Well, because Dwayne, it's a kind of a screwed up
kind of story. Dwayne had a girl on the back
of his motorcycle when he got killed. She said she
was his wife. She wasn't his wife. Dwayne already had
a wife. His girl was just a girlfriend. They ain't
had a wife, and he had a daughter, and there
was a kind of a fight as to what to
do with him. Who got this? Who got that? Yeah,
it drug on for over a year before they were
able to actually lay him to rest, And when they
were able to do it, they led him to rest
the same day that Barry Oakley was.
Speaker 6: That's gross.
Speaker 5: At rose Hill Cemetery where they had practiced.
Speaker 6: These Well, I mean, that's kind of nice that they
did that, But I mean, a whole year.
Speaker 5: They couldn't mean, I mean, they couldn't decide what to
do with the body. Want I'm one at one thing, one,
I'm one to the other. And you had those kind
of fights between between a mother and the daughter.
Speaker 6: See that's so crazy, and I don't understand for life.
I mean, why people walk like that, especially somebody's death.
But It is kind of cool though that they got
buried the same day at the same cemetery. That's kind
of cool.
Speaker 5: There's a lot of connections between them too, so they
were connected during life and they're connected after life.
Speaker 7: Like, hey, I know you right, I'm sure that's what
he did.
Speaker 5: So anyways, that's the story that we got. So it's
really we had three creepy little rock and roll stories too,
and then obviously we had MIA's cool story. Yeah, and
then stole cemetery. So I think it was a pretty
pretty packed show. Ashley got to learn some stuff. Did
you learn some stuff?
Speaker 3: I did?
Speaker 6: It's so nice to have you here, Ashley. And you know,
my gosh, when you get your podcast started, you're going
to do a great job. And you know, it's just
like where you have to learn as you go and
and it'll be wonderful.
Speaker 5: I've got great teachers. Oh well, thank you, and if
you need help with with us, we'll help you too.
But hey, guys, thank you so much. We appreciate it
and we look forward to seeing you next week. Have
no idea, well I kind of know what next week's goes.
I know we're gonna have the guys on from Don't
Break the Oaths podcast. They had horrible sound for a
long time and they've got it fixed, and I kid
him about it. Interviewed to Lee earlier today, and he's
actually told us some stories, one of which is in
Kentucky about an hour away from us, and I had
no clue. I'd never heard of it. It took somebody
four thousand miles away to tell me about it. Something
in my backyard. Yeah, And you know, so they came
out of a cool interview with them and some cool
stories that they're sharing from all the way across the pond,
and we love them guys, And like I said, I
want you to give them a chance now because they've
upgraded all their equipment and the show sounds fantastic now.
So if you listen to them before and was deterred
a little bit by the sound, give them another chance.
I think you'll be excited about it.
Speaker 6: And we'd also like your feedback about how our new
stuff sounds as well.
Speaker 5: So yep, you guys have pitched in and helped us
get better equipment so good. You're probably hearing Ninja snorton
in the background as well.
Speaker 6: It is like big time snorton, but We.
Speaker 5: Love you guys, and we'll see you soon.
Speaker 6: Love you guys.