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Speaker 1: week's episode, Jerry and Tracy discussed Jerry's experience growing up
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Speaker 4: All right, Welcome to episode sixteen of Hillbilly Horror Stories.
Speaker 4: I am joined by my lovely co host Tracy. Hey, everybody,
Speaker 4: and tonight we're gonna do something a little bit different. Typically,
Speaker 4: we tell you some long stories about some phenomenons or
Speaker 4: some hundred houses or attractions or what have you. Tonight
Speaker 4: we had a little bit of a different take. We
Speaker 4: had some situations early in the week that kept us
Speaker 4: from doing the research that we would normally do. And
Speaker 4: we want to give you, guys every bit the show
Speaker 4: you deserve, and if I can't do the research on
Speaker 4: it to give you the full facts of what we're
Speaker 4: gonna be talking about that night, I'd just as soon
Speaker 4: do something a little bit different and pick up next week.
Speaker 3: So we're gonna do a show for you tonight.
Speaker 4: But we're gonna do a lot of personal accounts because
Speaker 4: people tend to write and say they like it when
Speaker 4: we talk about the personal stories and things that have happened,
Speaker 4: and that's what we're gonna do tonight. So I thought
Speaker 4: it'd be fitting to just be kind of brought in
Speaker 4: with a little mister Toby Keith.
Speaker 3: I want to talk about me.
Speaker 1: I want to talk about I want to talk about Mama,
Speaker 1: wan mean mind what to think?
Speaker 4: What I like?
Speaker 3: Want to know what I want to see.
Speaker 5: You.
Speaker 3: I want to talk about me.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Toby. I didn't actually know Toby or anything.
Speaker 4: I just played that off of YouTube. So he's not
Speaker 4: actually here in case she was if you were wondering
Speaker 4: if he was actually here, but he's not.
Speaker 5: That would be awesome if he was.
Speaker 4: Let's get into this a little bit. I've mentioned on
Speaker 4: the show several times about some of my experiences. I
Speaker 4: mentioned I've grown up in a haunted house, but we've
Speaker 4: never really touched on any of the subjects that happened
Speaker 4: other than the demon story that I felt like outside
Speaker 4: the window that day. Uh So we've talked about some
Speaker 4: other personal experiences with having somebody come to me to
Speaker 4: say that they were sent there by my mom, which
Speaker 4: was one, and some situations where some people passed away
Speaker 4: close to me, and it's like I got in an
Speaker 4: electronic message through either of the st or something like
Speaker 4: that blaring in the middle of night, to let me
Speaker 4: know that those things have happened.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's that's what's really crazy.
Speaker 4: So yeah, Tracy can can speak for some of the
Speaker 4: situations that happened. Both of the situations we've had happened
Speaker 4: from friends passing away. She was actually there to witness
Speaker 4: the situations, Like the one of my friends passed away
Speaker 4: at about the same time, same night, we had to
Speaker 4: surround sound go off in the living room. It was like,
Speaker 4: you know, something like midnight, one o'clock in the morning,
Speaker 4: nobody's in the house and it just starts blaring.
Speaker 3: And you know, that was one.
Speaker 4: In any other situation, we had a TV kept cutting
Speaker 4: itself on and off to the point where we had
Speaker 4: to unplug it. So she got the witness you know,
Speaker 4: both of those happened.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, that really scared me a lot because I'm like,
Speaker 5: I didn't I have really never experienced anything like that before.
Speaker 5: So and sadly to say that as soon as the
Speaker 5: stereo thing happened, Jerry totally just like looked at me
Speaker 5: and said, oh my gosh, somebody's passed away or something.
Speaker 5: And I'm like, well, well whatever, that don't make no
Speaker 5: sense to me, and sure enough they did. So it
Speaker 5: was a wide of wackeding experience, to say the least.
Speaker 5: So I'm kind of excited to hear what Jerry has
Speaker 5: to say about his past. I don't know everything that
Speaker 5: happened in his past, you know, of course, before we met,
Speaker 5: So I'm gonna let him continue on.
Speaker 4: Well, I come from a very long, I guess list
Speaker 4: of family members that I will say have certain gifts,
Speaker 4: each one kind of different. My grandmother had a unique gift.
Speaker 4: Great grandmother, I should say, she had a unique gift.
Speaker 4: And you you know, like I said, people can believe
Speaker 4: what they want to believe. I can go by what
Speaker 4: I see.
Speaker 3: But she had a gift to heal people of like
Speaker 3: burns and.
Speaker 5: What have you.
Speaker 4: I can remember one time I burnt my hand on
Speaker 4: a griddle, the wrist part, and it was burnt pretty bad,
Speaker 4: and she would like, take take your hand, and she
Speaker 4: would just like mumble some stuff, kind of whisper some
Speaker 4: stuff that you never really understood what she was saying.
Speaker 4: But she was Cherokee O. She was like three quarters
Speaker 4: Cherokee Indian and this is where she got this stuff,
Speaker 4: I mean. And literally my hand healed up in like
Speaker 4: two days. No way, nothing nothing there, not a scar,
Speaker 4: not a blister, nothing from probably the best I can remember,
Speaker 4: probably a second degree burn. And this was when I
Speaker 4: was about nine years old.
Speaker 5: So no way, Well they're lucky then, yeah, because she
Speaker 5: had that the only experience I had with the sun, well,
Speaker 5: it was actually a really bad sunburn, and to this day,
Speaker 5: I still haven't figured it out. I got like so
Speaker 5: burnt that I had this elderly lady come up to me.
Speaker 5: She said, honey, I know how to fix that. I'm
Speaker 5: like what, and I swear not two seconds later, she
Speaker 5: pulled my arm out and she spit right on my
Speaker 5: arm and then rubbed it in and I was like,
Speaker 5: what the heck are you doing? She said, no, I'm
Speaker 5: telling you that it's gonna take the sting right out
Speaker 5: of that burn. Well after I was disgusted and like
Speaker 5: you're crazy. But anyway, it worked. It seriously did work.
Speaker 3: I've seen some movies like that, but it usually wouldn't
Speaker 3: you know it sunburning?
Speaker 5: Well I don't really want to know about that, but yeah,
Speaker 5: it was. It's so funny though, the things that people do,
Speaker 5: the things that people say, and it's just amazing that
Speaker 5: they do work. I just didn't interrupt you, but I
Speaker 5: was just like that just popped in my head, and
Speaker 5: that happened when I was a little kid as well.
Speaker 5: I just thought it was so gross.
Speaker 4: Well it is gross, Actually it's amazing. I mean, I'm
Speaker 4: my great grandma. She had those gifts to where she
Speaker 4: could kind of heal people. It didn't necessarily have to
Speaker 4: be burns, but that was kind of like her specialty,
Speaker 4: so to speak.
Speaker 3: And that's awesome. My grandma.
Speaker 4: I don't necessarily know that she had anything because it
Speaker 4: was never really talked about with her, and she was
Speaker 4: somebody I didn't really care a lot for, so it
Speaker 4: didn't really matter matter so whatever. My mom, on the
Speaker 4: other hand, she actually had the ability to kind of
Speaker 4: see stuff. Good example, I had a friend come over.
Speaker 4: He had lost something that was really important to him,
Speaker 4: and she said, there and she's kind of read his
Speaker 4: palm a little bit, and she told him to go
Speaker 4: home and check in the hall closet on the top shelf,
Speaker 4: and he went home, checked on the closet on the
Speaker 4: top shelf, and sure enough, that's where he was looking for.
Speaker 4: And he had combed the house over for like three
Speaker 4: or four days looking for whatever it was. And you know,
Speaker 4: little things like that she was able to do. She
Speaker 4: was she was really good at like reading poems and
Speaker 4: what have you. And so to me, I guess part
Speaker 4: of what I got. I won't say. I won't go
Speaker 4: as far as to say I have a gift by
Speaker 4: any means. I will say I'm open to stuff. And
Speaker 4: I think when you're open to stuff, everybody's got a
Speaker 4: little bit of psychic ability if you're open enough.
Speaker 3: Things happening with me.
Speaker 4: I've always been able to stupid stuff like I'm super
Speaker 4: into music, so I can kind of tell you a
Speaker 4: song that's getting ready to come on the radio, or
Speaker 4: I can just flip the channel and say this songs
Speaker 4: on and flipping it'll be on.
Speaker 5: And I have witnessed that too. It is the weirdest thing.
Speaker 5: He does it like all the time. I don't know
Speaker 5: how he does it, but he, I mean, he is
Speaker 5: on it.
Speaker 3: It's just crazy.
Speaker 4: I know some people would say oh, well, you know,
Speaker 4: this song gets played thirty times a day. It's probably
Speaker 4: a pretty good guest. But I'd like to give you
Speaker 4: an example. When my wife is from a little town
Speaker 4: called dry Ridge and they've got up radio station. It
Speaker 4: plays like this super old country stuff that most people today,
Speaker 4: if you're under the age of fifty, you probably don't
Speaker 4: know any of these songs. And one day we were
Speaker 4: riding and I just happened to look at her and
Speaker 4: I said, have you ever heard of a song called
Speaker 4: Running Bear Loves Little White Girl? I said, it was
Speaker 4: a song I used to listen to, you know, years ago,
Speaker 4: And don't you know, like five minutes later, this guy
Speaker 4: came on and played that song. I mean, this is
Speaker 4: a song that I probably haven't heard in thirty years,
Speaker 4: and me mentioning it, and then it was on the
Speaker 4: radio within like five minutes.
Speaker 5: I mean, and it's absolutely the truth. It's like I
Speaker 5: just all I can do is look at.
Speaker 3: Him, like, what in the heck.
Speaker 4: So I've had situations like that, like like I had
Speaker 4: one time. To give you a further example of things
Speaker 4: like that, I can since sometimes when there's a problem.
Speaker 4: The way back when I first got out of high school.
Speaker 4: This is definitely pre cell phone days because I'm forty eight,
Speaker 4: so we're talking thirty years ago. I was over a
Speaker 4: friend of mine's house, me and another friend, and we're
Speaker 4: over there and we're playing cards and stuff. Whether my
Speaker 4: parents didn't have a clue where I was. I was
Speaker 4: typical teenager running around and we were over having fun,
Speaker 4: and all of a sudden, we hear this loud boom
Speaker 4: and coming from their laundry room and a big thing
Speaker 4: of laundry detergent had fell off a top shelf. Now
Speaker 4: they weren't doing laundry, so there was no vibrations or
Speaker 4: anything going on. It fell off the top shelf onto
Speaker 4: the washer, and immediately I looked at my friend and said,
Speaker 4: I got to get home.
Speaker 3: Something's wrong.
Speaker 4: That was just the initial reaction that I had, And
Speaker 4: it was like there was no reason for that thing
Speaker 4: to fall, but it was almost like something, let me know.
Speaker 4: So I get to my dad's house and which was
Speaker 4: only about literally seven eight minutes away. I get this
Speaker 4: house and they're like, we've been looking all over for you.
Speaker 4: Your uncle has gotten into a major deal. He's got
Speaker 4: some guy sucker punched him. He came here trying to
Speaker 4: get your dad's gun, was going after him, and your
Speaker 4: dad was going with him to go try to calm
Speaker 4: the situation down, and everybody was in an uproar. But
Speaker 4: that's a perfect example of something that just I had
Speaker 4: a notion something happened a me an ocean something was wrong,
Speaker 4: and sure enough, something was wrong.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 4: But to get back to the haunted part of the house,
Speaker 4: we're gonna have to go back. I was telling you
Speaker 4: about my great grandma, the one with the burns, her husband,
Speaker 4: which was my grandpa Troy, great Grandpa Troy. They pretty
Speaker 4: much raised my mom. She wouldn't raise by her mom.
Speaker 4: Her mom was not there very often. She was kind
Speaker 4: of an alcoholic and ran the streets, and she left
Speaker 4: them to be raised by her grandma and grandpa. And
Speaker 4: she loved these people to death. And her grandpa passed away.
Speaker 4: I was about thirteen years old. We had just moved
Speaker 4: into this house. I mean literally probably been there less
Speaker 4: than three months.
Speaker 5: Are you talking about the house in Fardell Because my.
Speaker 4: Parents, my dad's lived there since my mom passed away
Speaker 4: ten years ago. My dad's lived there now for going
Speaker 4: on thirty five years. And so you know, we're in
Speaker 4: the house and my mom. One of the things she.
Speaker 3: Hated was because we moved decent ways away.
Speaker 4: It was about thirty minutes away from where her grandma
Speaker 4: on grandpa lived, and that was always one of her
Speaker 4: concerns because we were always literally right around the corner
Speaker 4: from Yeah. And so he had cancer and he passed away,
Speaker 4: and it devastated my mom at this point in time.
Speaker 4: And you'd have to know how my mom was. My
Speaker 4: mom was one of these people that she was kind
Speaker 4: of a free spirit. I mean she'd just pick up
Speaker 4: and grabbed the kids and we'd all take a trip
Speaker 4: down to Mammoth Cave, which was like an hour and
Speaker 4: a half away, and you know, that's the way she was.
Speaker 4: Let's just get up and go do something. Let's go, go, go,
Speaker 4: let's have fun. After my grandpa passed away, she literally
Speaker 4: was so devastated to the point to where physical illness
Speaker 4: came on.
Speaker 3: I mean she got to where she.
Speaker 4: Developed esophagitis real bad, to where she couldn't eat anything
Speaker 4: but baby food because her esophagus, the stomach acids and
Speaker 4: stuff coming up just she couldn't swallow anything else what
Speaker 4: I getting choked. So she was she had to go
Speaker 4: on like a baby food diet for like six months,
Speaker 4: constant depression. I mean, it just completely changed the type
Speaker 4: of person that she was. And I can remember and
Speaker 4: this is this is the first time that anything happened
Speaker 4: in the house. We were sitting in the living room.
Speaker 4: It was just myself and her the television. We had
Speaker 4: one of those old console televisions. And I don't know
Speaker 4: if you've seen these or not, but on top of
Speaker 4: the television we had it was like a chair.
Speaker 3: It looked like a chair, but it was a pincushion.
Speaker 4: It was for people who did sewing to where like
Speaker 4: the just picture like a dollhouse chair, but it was
Speaker 4: made of a fabric and the little chair where the
Speaker 4: seat was it would lift up and you could put
Speaker 4: your sewing thread and stuff like that. But the whole
Speaker 4: thing was designed you could just stick needles all over
Speaker 4: it and that's the way it was designed to be.
Speaker 4: So we had this thing sitting on the television. She
Speaker 4: was well, it was just it kind of looked like
Speaker 4: a decoration. That's what she used it more was for
Speaker 4: the decoration. And because she had the little couch and
Speaker 4: the chair set up there, they were cute. Anyways, we
Speaker 4: had just got through doing some work to the house,
Speaker 4: so we took the house numbers off, big metal numbers, uh,
Speaker 4: and they were laying there. These metal numbers were laying
Speaker 4: on top of that chair. This thing was weighted down,
Speaker 4: and there was also a bottle of Elmer's glue. This
Speaker 4: is so this was thirty five years ago, but it
Speaker 4: sticks out so much that I remember every detail.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 3: Now I'm sitting back on a chair.
Speaker 4: She's sitting on a couch next to me, So the
Speaker 4: chair and the couch were kind of next to each other,
Speaker 4: and she's watching the seven hundred Club, which if you're
Speaker 4: unfamiliar to seven hundred Club, it's.
Speaker 3: A religious show. And they tell you there's a prayer
Speaker 3: line of stuff to call.
Speaker 4: So she calls this prayer line and as she's talking
Speaker 4: to whoever on there, this chair weighted down with these
Speaker 4: three different metal house numbers, and this glue pops up
Speaker 4: about two feet off of the chair and just lands
Speaker 4: on the floor and everything just scatters out of it.
Speaker 1: What the heck?
Speaker 4: And we just looked at each other. I mean, she
Speaker 4: dropped the phone and she looked at me, and I
Speaker 4: looked at her, and I was like, oh my god.
Speaker 4: I was like that just happened, so that that was
Speaker 4: the very first thing that happened. So I go to
Speaker 4: bed that night. She comes in here and wakes me up.
Speaker 4: It's probably one o'clock in the morning. She says, I'm
Speaker 4: hearing noises upstairs in the attic. Can you come in
Speaker 4: and sit with me? So I came and sat with her,
Speaker 4: and I was in there for probably thirty minutes, not
Speaker 4: a sound, didn't hear anything.
Speaker 3: So I go back to bed.
Speaker 4: About two or three nights later, she wakes me up again.
Speaker 4: I'm hearing those noises in the attic again. Can you
Speaker 4: please come in the living room. So I go in
Speaker 4: the living room, not expecting anything, and sure enough, it
Speaker 4: was just a few minutes later there was scratching and
Speaker 4: scooting around. It sounded like somebody was moving heavy furniture,
Speaker 4: because you could tell, like if you've got a floor
Speaker 4: that's not carpeted and you got a heavy capture something
Speaker 4: you scooted across the floor, you get that, you know, squealing,
Speaker 4: squeech treation kind of sound.
Speaker 3: And that's what it sounded like.
Speaker 4: Now, our attic had no hardwood floors or anything up there.
Speaker 4: I mean, it was literally just the boards going across
Speaker 4: and the insulation, so there was nothing could be scooted across.
Speaker 4: There's no it's a low attic, so there's no walking
Speaker 4: around up there. If you go up there, you have
Speaker 4: a hunch over and just kind of reach around. So
Speaker 4: there's there's no moving around up.
Speaker 3: In that attic.
Speaker 4: It's strictly for storage. No clue what this could It
Speaker 4: was too loud to be rats or mice or what.
Speaker 5: If it was at that Oh my god, that would
Speaker 5: have been.
Speaker 3: A huge You would rather it be a ghost or
Speaker 3: a demon than a rat.
Speaker 5: Yes, I would be totally moving out of that house.
Speaker 5: I will take a demon.
Speaker 3: Well, no, I don't really. I don't like mice.
Speaker 5: Is this is the thing I'm trying to say.
Speaker 3: I hate them? All right? Go ahead.
Speaker 4: At this point, I was kind of believing or something there. Well,
Speaker 4: we talked before on the episode where I talked about
Speaker 4: thinking there was a demon outside. I said that there
Speaker 4: was a stereo right by my bed and it was
Speaker 4: there for a reason, and that reason was I used
Speaker 4: to hear voices through our ventilation ducks. What you could
Speaker 4: just hear it sounded like whispering, and sometimes you could
Speaker 4: tell the difference there would be two or three voices,
Speaker 4: one would be female, two different guys, but you.
Speaker 3: Could hear voices, but you can make out what they
Speaker 3: were to make out what they were saying. But it
Speaker 3: was just kind of a whispering. I'd be so scared
Speaker 3: and it would.
Speaker 4: It did scare me, and it scared me to the
Speaker 4: point to where I bought a stereo to cover up
Speaker 4: the noise, and I put it there to play. And
Speaker 4: then if I woke up and I heard noises, I
Speaker 4: could just turn the stereo on just to try to
Speaker 4: cover it up. So that was the whole purpose. I
Speaker 4: had a stereo next to me. Oh my gosh, it
Speaker 4: was to cover that up. And we would have situations.
Speaker 4: Sometimes it was playful things. I mean our house. You
Speaker 4: would have to know how this was set up. But
Speaker 4: when you walk into the living room this house, there's
Speaker 4: one bedroom off to the right, and then there's a
Speaker 4: little bitty I won't.
Speaker 3: Even say a hallways.
Speaker 4: It's just a landing where you can go one of
Speaker 4: three ways, straight into the bathroom, right to a bedroom,
Speaker 4: or left to the kitchen slash dining room. And those
Speaker 4: rooms all have doors that lead to the other, so
Speaker 4: you can make a complete circle. So you go into
Speaker 4: the bedroom, there's a door leads to another bedroom. There's
Speaker 4: a door leads to a third extra room, and then
Speaker 4: a door that leads to the launder room, and then
Speaker 4: straight to the kitchen.
Speaker 3: You can make it. You can make a complete circle.
Speaker 4: So the way the house was set up, if you
Speaker 4: went to the right, that was my sister's bedroom, and
Speaker 4: then you opened a door, and then it was my bedroom,
Speaker 4: and then you opened the door again, and there was
Speaker 4: a built on room and that we kind of used
Speaker 4: it as a just to catch all extra room and
Speaker 4: we kind of made it like a little TV room. Well,
Speaker 4: needless to say, one day I left and went into
Speaker 4: my sister's room to go out because everybody was out
Speaker 4: of the pool. We had up pull in the backyard,
Speaker 4: and I went to go out and I tripped over
Speaker 4: a toy don't remember exactly where, a stuffed animore or something.
Speaker 4: I picked it up, I put in a toy box.
Speaker 4: I went out there and I talked to the people.
Speaker 4: You know, my family was in the pool. I was
Speaker 4: there talking about something. I come back in, went right
Speaker 4: back to my room, and that toy was right back
Speaker 4: in the same room.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 3: No, from that point in time.
Speaker 4: I shut the door and I put a console TV
Speaker 4: that I had in front of that door, and that
Speaker 4: door until I moved out, which was like six years later,
Speaker 4: never was opened up again.
Speaker 3: I complete gal was not going to I would go
Speaker 3: back the other way. Now.
Speaker 4: The other thing was And this was the scariest thing.
Speaker 4: And I got two sisters that were vouch for this.
Speaker 4: We were in that little TV room one night. It's
Speaker 4: kind of kind of funny, but kind of wouldn't. So
Speaker 4: we've got the TV room and you get the laundry
Speaker 4: room and there's no door separating it's just a big
Speaker 4: open space, so you know, you could but there was
Speaker 4: carpet in that little extra room, the TV room, and
Speaker 4: in the other the dining room was like linoleum, and
Speaker 4: we had a couple of those strow rugs.
Speaker 3: You know those things can be slippering.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah. And we were sitting there watching TV one
Speaker 4: night and all of a sudden, the shadow comes up
Speaker 4: on the wall and we all noticed it at the
Speaker 4: same time. And there's no light except for the TV
Speaker 4: which is facing us, so there's nothing that could be
Speaker 4: putting the shadow on the wall.
Speaker 3: And it looked like the image of a devil with
Speaker 3: horns get out of here with that. So we all
Speaker 3: just kind of looked at each other and we're like,
Speaker 3: are you seeing this? And they're like yeah, And then.
Speaker 4: All of a sudden, it's like the shadow turned sideways,
Speaker 4: like instantly turned sideways. As we're just sitting there with
Speaker 4: nothing to make the shadow. My sisters both jumped up
Speaker 4: and went to run out of the room, and of course,
Speaker 4: as soon as they did, one of them hit the
Speaker 4: the throw carpet and probably and slipped and fell going
Speaker 4: around the refrigerator. The refrigerator used to be right there
Speaker 4: where the pantry is, and it was like, oh my god.
Speaker 4: It was just like but I mean, that was one
Speaker 4: of the scariest things that had happened. I mean, it
Speaker 4: was something that three of us all saw at the
Speaker 4: same time.
Speaker 3: You have night tonight. No, I'm so used to it.
Speaker 3: It got to the point, in all honesty, because.
Speaker 4: We're going to wrap this show up a little bit
Speaker 4: earlier to night, but it got to the point to
Speaker 4: where it's the noises started happening, like the whispers and stuff.
Speaker 4: I would just say, hey, I need you to keep
Speaker 4: it down because I'm trying to sleep or this, and
Speaker 4: that and it literally would stop.
Speaker 3: And I felt like that. I felt like that.
Speaker 4: I really felt like for the most part, there was
Speaker 4: nothing bad in the house, but you know, push comes
Speaker 4: to shove. Considering some of the other stuff, there might
Speaker 4: have been two or three other things going on. But
Speaker 4: there was some theories as to what happened in the house.
Speaker 4: We had some psychics come in from U of L
Speaker 4: and actually do some stuff. And oh, we used to
Speaker 4: hear a baby cry all the time. We would kind
Speaker 4: of hear it, like right there in the between where
Speaker 4: I said there's a split for the three different rooms.
Speaker 3: You would kind of hear a baby cry right there.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 4: And the other thing is over on the right side
Speaker 4: of the house. The land always seemed a little bit
Speaker 4: lower there, and we really couldn't get a whole lot
Speaker 4: to grow over there. So these cycists come in. We
Speaker 4: don't really tell them much of anything. Yeah, we just said, hey,
Speaker 4: what do you see. They told us that back in
Speaker 4: the pioneer days, a dad basically had his daughter, was
Speaker 4: pregnant by a guy and had a baby at a wedlock.
Speaker 4: He killed all of them and buried them on They
Speaker 4: said they buried them on the side of the house.
Speaker 3: Oh crap, and then or he.
Speaker 4: Said that he said that he buried the baby and
Speaker 4: the wife on the side of the house and then
Speaker 4: he died, or he buried the boyfriend. They got her
Speaker 4: pregnant in the back where that TV room was, So
Speaker 4: that's kind of what they said a deal. So without
Speaker 4: us telling them anything, they said something about a baby,
Speaker 4: they said something about people dying, and that might have
Speaker 4: answered why the nothing was over on the side of
Speaker 4: the house where they were supposedly buried, where everything was
Speaker 4: a little bit lower.
Speaker 5: So could you guys, like, could you guys look that
Speaker 5: up somehow?
Speaker 3: Probably? I mean you're talking thirty years ago, thirty five
Speaker 3: years ago. It really wouldn't any Internet or anything out
Speaker 3: of that is.
Speaker 5: The craziest thing I've ever heard. Now I'm gonna I'm
Speaker 5: gonna have nightmares.
Speaker 4: Probably, So we're gonna wrap this show up. We do
Speaker 4: want to say that next week's show is going to
Speaker 4: be awesome. We're putting a lot of effort into this one.
Speaker 4: It's gonna be on the Amityville horror. But we're not
Speaker 4: going to talk about the same old Amnityville horror that
Speaker 4: everybody talks about. We're not gonna do with the movies
Speaker 4: based on and the Lutzes and everybody, everybody knows that story.
Speaker 3: What we're going to talk about is Ronald Defael.
Speaker 4: He's the guy that actually killed his whole family right
Speaker 4: before the Lutz has moved in, killed six people. And man,
Speaker 4: there's some freaky stuff that went on with that guy.
Speaker 4: There's even some conspiracy stuff that maybe he didn't do
Speaker 4: it by hisself, even though he's the one that took
Speaker 4: the rap for all of it. But we're gonna get
Speaker 4: into all that, and uh, I think you're gonna really
Speaker 4: find that show interesting.
Speaker 5: I just want to say that I really thank you
Speaker 5: guys for all. We appreciate y'all so much listening to
Speaker 5: this podcast. I mean, I mean, we get so excited
Speaker 5: just to look to see how many listens we've got
Speaker 5: and just you know, the really nice comments that we
Speaker 5: have and everything. It really really does mean a lot
Speaker 5: to us, guys, So we hope you all continue to listen.
Speaker 5: And you know, I know this is a kind of
Speaker 5: a creepy podcast, but it's really interesting. But we all
Speaker 5: are full of love here. We're not, you know, I
Speaker 5: don't know, it's just something that really interesting to talk about.
Speaker 5: But you know, I just want to let you guys
Speaker 5: know we really do appreciate y'all so much.
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Speaker 4: that's something I'm just now learning more about. So if
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Speaker 5: That would be awesome. Yes, it would be honey.
Speaker 3: Thank you guys so much, and we'll see you next week.
Speaker 3: All right, bye, guys. They would like to thank you
Speaker 3: folks for kind of dropping in.
Speaker 1: We're all invited back next week for.
Speaker 3: This locality to have a heapen helping of their hospitality.
Speaker 3: Kild it that is.
Speaker 1: I'll come back now here