Speaker 1: Hello, Hello, Christina. Here, this is a bonus episode of
as Boogy Tails. I had the pleasure of having Michelle,
a fellow Scary FM podcaster, on the podcast. We talk
about her podcast, tell Me a Ghost Story, which again
I already said, but it's another scary EFM podcast. It's
a lot of fun. We'll talk a little more about
it in the actual episode, but it's basically just a
podcast with very short ghost stories. It's a quick listen.
I'm sure all of you would love it, so please
check it out. And in this episode, she brings an
exclusive story that she would normally plan her podcast, but
we get to hear it here on this bonus episode.
So when you're listening, go subscribe and follow tell Me
a Ghost Story. I almost forgot to say, but you
can hear my ghost story on tell Me a Ghost Story,
So make sure you do that. The link is in
the show notes, or just type tome a ghost Story
on whatever app you're listening to right now. All right,
enjoy this bonus episode.
Speaker 2: Hi, it's good to be here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're just randomly starting. There's no script today, nothing,
you know.
Speaker 2: I love it. Yeah for it.
Speaker 1: This is this is Spooky Tells I'm Christina no Carmen today,
but I do have an awesome Scary FM homie here
with me today. Do you want to say hi to everyone?
Speaker 3: Hi?
Speaker 2: I'm Michelle Newman and I host tell Me a Ghost
Story over on Scary FM.
Speaker 1: Yes, and it's very creepy and you have an exclusive
ghost story for us.
Speaker 2: I do have an exclusive ghost story for us on
the show today because I like it because the guy
calls in twice. Let me just play it. Hold on,
why am I even describing it?
Speaker 1: You don't get it up right into it?
Speaker 2: Okay, So let me just describe what true tell Me
a Ghost Story is is people call in from all
over the world, all over the country with their true
scary ghost stories, and it's like a late night call
in radio show.
Speaker 1: It's so fun. Last time you and Edwin were here,
we talked a little bit about it because I remember
we said the sexy, sexy yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: The sexy way yeah, and that is definitely Edwin. And
also when the show first started, people hated it. That
was my number one comment. Now that's trickled down.
Speaker 1: I was shocked me too.
Speaker 2: I didn't know immediately.
Speaker 1: I was like, wow, this is gonna put me in
the mood and also I'm gonna get scared.
Speaker 2: Like yeah, I mean that's the point, like do you
want well? And I did it on purpose to just
you know, you go into the scary world and then
all of a sudden, the saxophone comes on.
Speaker 1: And then you're sensually brought out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's perfect. I think the two things go hand
in hand in a terrifying way.
Speaker 1: And I agree.
Speaker 2: Anyway, So today I brought on one of my This
man Phil from two Attanouga has called in a couple
of times and left some great stories. So I wanted
to play one of his great stories that I haven't
played on my own show on this show, and he's great,
So anyway, I'm just going to play that. So people
call in and just leave messages and then I play them.
So this is his true ghost story.
Speaker 3: I'm Phil from Chattanooga. I'm a property manager. I manage empty,
vacant and foreclosed properties. And this story happened in Noble, Georgia.
I was given a work order to go to a
town called Lafayette, Georgia, and Noble was on the way,
so I called a young man after It helps me
from time to time and he was home from the
Marine Corps. So I picked him up and he began
to tell me a story about what happened to him
the night before the accident. Before he was going to
take a short cut from his house to his grandmother's house,
and he had to go through the woods. And he
was going through the woods and he said he got
to a certain point and he stopped, and he felt
like he was being watched, and then he turned around
and there were these shadow figures in back of him.
And as he turned around, as he turned back forward,
there was some shadow figures there again. And he began
to tell me that he he did a three sixty
and they were all the way around him. And I
asked him, I said, what part of the woods were
you in and he told me he said, you remember
the old Tristate Crematory of I said yeah, he said, well,
that's that's in my backyard. He said, I was taking
a shortcut and I was going through the old crematorium.
And I said, why in the shell would you do that?
Because everybody around here knows that the guy who owned
that place was not cremating bodies. He was piling them
up in a barn. He had over three hundred bodies
that had not been cremated in his barn. And then
when the FBI found out about it because of a
neighbor's dog digging up a skull, the FBI, the GBI,
state local, all of that police just blew up that
little town of Noble and they tore everything down, They
drained the pond, they took all the bodies that they
could to Atlanta to try and identify him. But the
county and the state that nothing can be built on
that property. So everything on there was torn down, like
I said, And by now everything's grown up and it's
dense freeze and scrub and privet. And he was taking
a shortcut through there to get to his grandmother's house,
and that's what he encountered on his way.
Speaker 2: Hold on there's like a little subject. There's like he
does a little caveat which one. Okay, this month must
be it.
Speaker 3: My name is Phil, I'm from Chattanooga, Tennessee. Continuing the
story about the crematorium. You can fact check. Uh the crematorium.
It was called Prostate Crematorium, Noble, Georgia.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: The man who owned it name was Brent marsh Pull
It up and just take a look at the chaos
that was going on there. Just imagine the family secret
is there's three hundred rotting, decaying bodies out in the barn.
Take a look at it.
Speaker 1: Did I hear that right?
Speaker 2: Prost? No?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: I think it's broad state broad definitely broad stay. I
think as opposed to prostate crematorium, which, you know, look,
maybe maybe that exists. I don't know. Maybe let's see
brun chat anuga.
Speaker 1: There we go. All right, let's see.
Speaker 2: Wait, it was a Noble Georgia. It took place in oh.
Speaker 1: Noble Noble. Let me go back Noble. Okay, Noble Georgia.
Let's see.
Speaker 2: Is it real?
Speaker 1: Yeah? The tri state crematory scandal was a scandal of
at a crematorium in the noble community in two thousand
and two.
Speaker 2: Did he say it happened in to dozet two? I
don't think he said the date, but he did. I mean,
that's crazy.
Speaker 1: It was discovered that nearly three hundred and forty bodies
that had been co signed to the crematory for proper
disposition had not been cremated. Instead, they had been done
that several locations in and around the crematorium site. This
must be it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that has to be it. Oh, that's definitely what
he was talking about.
Speaker 1: Insane. Oh my okay. Yeah. It was founded by Tommy
Marsh in the mid nineteen seventies, located in the Noble Community. Yeah,
this is what he said. Oh my god, that's crazy.
So during this a total of three hundred and thirty
nine bodies went uncremated.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine, I like, can you imagine it just
sitting like like like you said, just a bunch of
bodies sitting in a barn like that, Like can you
imagine the smell, the smell, the energy, Like, come on,
like that's it's how how would you even stand it? Like,
like why not dig a pit? Like as a financial
plan or like as just a better plan. Why wouldn't
you just dig a pit and throw people in the pit,
Like I mean, it worked in the Middle Ages.
Speaker 1: Or why wouldn't you just do your job.
Speaker 2: Equipment? That's obviously the most easy answer, but like, also,
my pit idea worked for the Middle Age.
Speaker 1: It's not bad. Yeah, thank you, it's pretty good. Yeah, yeah,
I would approve that plan too. One hundred and thirteen
of the three hundred thirty nine bodies remain the unidentified God.
Speaker 2: That's crazy, and that's where you get your ghosts that
are like wandering around surrounding that guy who's just trying
to get to his grandma's house.
Speaker 1: Poor guy, I just wanted to take a shortcut to
his ground house. Oh my god, that's crazy.
Speaker 2: Isn't that nuts. That's the type of call that I get. Like,
that's the type of call that I love because it's like,
I have the phone line so people that aren't on
the Internet and don't really know the internet that well
can just call in because it's right on my art
and it's just love it. Yeah, it's freaking great. I
love that. But yeah, that's he called in with a
couple Like the last I think three episodes I've done,
I've had a call from Phil from Chattanooga. But he's like, Wow,
Phil from Chatta brought he brought the goods. Man, he
brought the goods. That is it is excellent. I mean,
people in the South know how to tell story, so you.
Speaker 1: Know that's true. I will say always say this because
it's either whenever I hear a story in Spanish or
from the South, I know it's gonna be good. Oh,
there's no way, it's not like oh yeah, even if
it's short and it's just it's gonna be good. And
it was Phil from Chat Chat good, if not disappoint
he's excellent.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I hope he has more ghost stories because he
always talks about like in the other stories, he's like, oh, yeah,
I take care of abandoned properties, and I'm like, oh, this.
Speaker 1: Is oh he has Yeah, he has stories.
Speaker 2: This guy's got endless stories.
Speaker 1: And I honestly wouldn't picture Phil from Chattanhood doing anything
else other than taking care of abandoned property.
Speaker 2: Yeah, of course he does. Of course he does. Like
that's and I bet he's the best at it. I
bet it's he's the best at his job. But yeah,
I I don't know how that property could not be haunted.
Like I don't know how that little whatever it is
now just like a lot that has trees that have
grown over it, or if it was already in the
middle of the woods or whatever, Like, there's no way,
there's no way.
Speaker 1: That's insane. Three hundred and thirty nine bodies that were
not cremated, Almost half of those are over I can't
do math. Almost half of those were never identified. Like, yeah,
so the lesson here is don't take short cuts.
Speaker 2: From a bad business plan. It was a bad business plan,
and I'm not quite sure why not just burning the
bodies was better. But maybe their equipment broke. I'm just
trying to like be like, what's the logic thing where
they was, like, you know what's easier. Let's put the.
Speaker 1: Rocks just pile them in the barn.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's just put them in a big rotting pile
in the barn. That's way easier than if we just
cremate them, like our job.
Speaker 1: Is, right, I don't understand.
Speaker 2: I don't either, Like why not if it's really broken,
you can go the old fashioned way and just like
do a big pire and like dump them all on it.
Speaker 1: Right, Like, might be something better. There has to be
something better than the barn and just leaving them in the.
Speaker 2: Barn exactly, which I yeah, I'm I mean breeding ground
for ghosts man breeding ground.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you know that they did this for decades
because that's too many like people for it to be
even just a short amount of time.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I would hate to be the young marine
walking to his grandma's house.
Speaker 2: And I also picture this young marine maybe like wearing
a little red riding hood cape and like having a
basket and going to his grandma's house too.
Speaker 1: And he was skipping and then suddenly suddenly gets.
Speaker 2: Dark and then it's like, oh no, I'm totally surrounded
by by shadow figures. Oh no, no, not again, uh
not again. But yeah, I mean yeah, the show's a
delight when I get like calls like that, man, there's
like some weird stuff that comes up, Like it's it's
interesting because like not a lot of the calls scare
me anymore. I guess I'm kind of like getting a
little immune to a lot of the stories. A lot
of them are interesting, like that one we just did
was interesting, but like the still the one and it's
been a while since it came out, is this one
called The Babysitter, And it like gave me chills when
I heard it.
Speaker 1: Okay, I gotta go back and listen to it.
Speaker 2: It's short, it's very short, so it's like I recommend
it if you like, if you're looking for an access point,
either start with the first episode or The Babysitter, which
is like there's something about it, man, that's just like
it's very well told, and it just gives me the creeps.
And I don't want to give too much away.
Speaker 1: But it's of course because we want people to go listen,
which I will be for sure listening. But like I mean,
if you say babysitter, I assume there are kids involved,
and anytime there's kids involved, I'm already one hundred times
creeped out because and they're creepy.
Speaker 2: Also, this babysitter didn't exist.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's a hyper trans worse. This reminds me. I'm
reading a book right now called Incidents around the House.
Have you read it? Tell me of Okay, so this
is not really a spoiler because immediately it starts out
like this, but like first page one's already there. But
this little girl sees this creature from her closet. Oh no,
that she calls other mommy.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, I'm assuming it's not evil if it's
other mommy, or is it evil mom No.
Speaker 1: It's horrifying. Yeah, it's terrible, Oh my god, it's yeah,
it probably killed someone.
Speaker 3: I think.
Speaker 1: Gee, like it's bad, but not so. A babysitter that
doesn't exist just makes me think of other Mommy. I'm
horvide already I can't wait to listen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's it's solid, and it's short. I mean
all my episodes are very short because they're like, you know,
three minute call in calls, which I think is at first,
Like when I started the show, I was like, oh, no,
like ghost stories need is too short? Yeah? Is it
too short? People need like this build up, people need reactions.
But it's interesting because I don't know if all people do.
I think people are kind of using it like a confessional,
like people telling them telling those stories that they're like,
no one's ever believed me, so I'm just gonna call
in and talk about hearing noise in the ceiling or whatever,
you know, like that kind of thing. So, which is great.
I'm all about that.
Speaker 1: I don't know. And short scary stories have their place. I
mean there's why what is it called two sentence horror stories?
That's why.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's always enjoyable.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so very I mean it's good. It's you know,
it doesn't have to be like this is drawn out
long story because sometimes it's like, oh, the door open
when we were there and we still don't know what
it was. Yeah, and it's like who what wasn't.
Speaker 2: Well and then someone's built that story up the last
like ten minutes. But it's like the reveal is, oh
the door opened. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Sometimes short and sweet is just perfect and it's good
for like a quick I don't know, I'm gonna run
to the corner and.
Speaker 2: Yeah, quick scare my dog or something.
Speaker 1: Yeah? U yeah, short and scary, Yeah a quick square square,
I got a quick's scared. That's what I was trying
to say.
Speaker 2: Quick scare in the middle of your scary playlist is
what it's for.
Speaker 1: Yeah? Perfect, ye, but uh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, your book sounds good. But what was it called again?
Speaker 1: Incidents around the House by Josh Something?
Speaker 2: I remember promo.
Speaker 1: Right, nothing would be worse. One time I was talking
about such an important history topic con TikTok and I'm like,
the book was my Mark something, And I'm like, oh
my god, why did I pause to just look at
what the book was? And I put the screen cap
like of you know, the book but that I was
talking about in that video. But there was so many
comments about like, wow, why couldn't you just remember the book?
Oh my god, I'm sorry I couldn't remember, And to
this day, I still I can't tell you mark something,
and it's the same thing where I'm like, Josh something.
Speaker 2: Something, Josh something. You can look it up. It's people
can look it up, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, incidents around the house, like you know, that's
important part the title. And it's creepy. It's creepy and
it's not very long. But that's what that made me
think of. When you said the babysitter wasn't there, I'm like, well,
this is like a creature that was in the closet
that was there, but like only the girl could see it,
and it pretends to be her babysitter at some point.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 1: Oh, it sounds like a moment.
Speaker 2: Oh ooh, I hate that. I see like that type
of stuff where you're like, this person's really credible and
something is up. You're like what this isn't this you know,
it isn't a hallucination. It's not like, uh, you know,
something's just up, that's all you know. And you're like, uh,
something's not right, something's not right. Yeah, it's it's pretty interesting. Uh.
It's an interesting gig. And I love just being able
to hear people's stories and like validate their experiences because
everybody's experience is valid. Uh, you know, so it is interesting.
But when when a call comes in that like I
can't even like rationalize, that's like.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 1: That's extra creepy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, big time.
Speaker 1: Before we go, do you want to talk more about
to me a ghost.
Speaker 2: Story, I'll tell you about tell me tell me a
ghost story some more. Oh perfect, but yeah, yeah yeah.
I released a new episode every Tuesday night most of
the time, but most of the you know, I could
get a little wiggle roomy, but most of the time
Tuesday nights, I want to just do the phone number
because why not. Yeah, yeah, you know, if you have
a ghost story, call one seven oh one four eight
four two six six six. That's right, tell me a
ghost story at one seven oh one four eight four
two six six six, or go to tell me a
ghost story dot com and leave your message, leave your
message casual, or go to tell me a ghostory dot
com and leave your message on the website, which is
also very easy in theory, very easy. It's very easy.
It should be very easy doing it.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I mean, if Phil from Chattanooga can do it,
you can do it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he called into the phone line, so you know,
that's you know, that's the easiest if you're even a
little bit Internet challenged, that is that's the way to
do it.
Speaker 1: The best way to do it. And there's something about Colleen
a number.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and knowing that you can see my dad. My
dad is literally doing yard work right now. He just
came into the to the shot.
Speaker 1: Oh my I was like, oh my god, a shutout Preston.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, in a Fodora hat carrying a little dog.
What's happening? Oh no, But anyway, thank you so much
for having me on your show.
Speaker 1: No, thank you, thank you. And uh spookies, Yeah, go
check out tell me a ghost Story. It's a lot
of fun and again short and scary. It's like sometimes
you don't want an hour long episode where you're scared
every five seconds because there's a new thing like this
is just short and sweet and scary and sometimes that's
what you need.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just put it on your playlist.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I just added on there, added in between like
spookytoes on Friday and then like you know, Monday comes around.
Actually don't remember when any of the true scary story
or horror story episodes come up, like you know, like
fill you with like yes, and then I'm like, I
can't remember when anything comes off.
Speaker 2: I think maybe Wednesday, Wednesday, Thursday, maybe, but I don't
know remember when the show it comes out Wednesday Thursday, right,
I don't remember which shows?
Speaker 1: Well, oh my gosh, so yeah, you could do Tuesday,
tell me go story, Wednesday or Thursday, since we're.
Speaker 2: Not since we're not up to date on our network's
actual schedule. We're pretty sure. I'm pretty sure Wednesday.
Speaker 1: Pretty sure that you can fill your feed Tuesday through
Friday with scary fact. We just don't know.
Speaker 2: But if you just click that follow button, it will
help you out, because, you know, because we clearly had
to do that, because we just need it directly.
Speaker 1: You know, they just show up when they show and
then I literally work on two of these shows, and
I'm still like, oh, there it is on my feet,
let me add it.
Speaker 2: Oops. But you know, we get there. And the point
is is that we listen and you should listen to exactly.
Speaker 1: That is the point. All right, stay a spooky, We'll
catch everyone next time. Bye bye,