Modern Day,
Deep within the unforgiving Gobi Desert lurks a creature shrouded in myth and terror—the Mongolian Death Worm. According to local legends whispered among the nomadic tribes, this enigmatic beast possesses the ability to kill with a single touch, leaving its victims…
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1966,
Arthur Leigh Allen was a man shrouded in mystery and suspicion. He was a prime suspect in one of the most infamous unsolved cases in American history - the Zodiac Killer. Despite being investigated for years, there was never enough concrete evidence to definitively link him to the murders.
However, there were many eerie coincidences that led investigators to believe that Allen was the killer. He owned a Zodiac brand watch, had a history of violence and mental illness, and even on his driver’s license had…
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1966,
Tales of murder, passion, mystery, and intrigue are what we here at MMM are all about, and thankfully, so are our listeners. This week we bring to you a special listener suggestion from a 1966 LIFE magazine article.
The article covers a conversation with a man on the run from the law…
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Modern Day,
Imagine hearing a low-frequency noise that nobody else seems to be able to hear. It's a sound that can't be measured with traditional decibel meters, yet it's so persistent that it drives some people to the brink of madness. For years, people from all around the world have reported hearing this strange noise, leading some to speculate about its origins and potential causes. Join us as we delve into the mysterious phenomenon of…
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1940’s,
The SS Ourang Medan was a mysterious ghost ship that sent out a chilling distress signal in 1947. When rescuers boarded the ship, they were met with a terrifying sight and a deadly force that left them reeling. But what caused the crew to meet such a gruesome fate?…
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Modern Day,
La Lechuza’s origin story varies from tale to tale but what we do know is that La Lechuza is a woman who was transformed into a horrific half-owl half-human monster. At night, La Lechuza takes flight and looks for unsuspecting victims (of darkness in the valley), more specifically…
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I could talk about Crybaby bridges here, but instead ChatGPT wrote a script for a movie about our Slavic Rabbit friend we mentioned in this episode:
FADE IN:
EXT. EASTERN EUROPEAN FOREST - DAY
The camera pans over a lush forest in Eastern Europe, with birds chirping and trees rustling in the gentle breeze. We hear the sound of bells ringing in the distance. Suddenly, a figure emerges from behind a bush - it's a bunny! But not just any bunny - it's the Eastern European Easter Bunny, named PETR.
PETR hops along through the forest, collecting flowers and other goodies along the way. He stops at a clearing, where a group of children are waiting for him with baskets in hand. They all cheer as he approaches.
PETR: (in Eastern European accent) Hello, children! Are you ready for Easter?
CHILDREN: Yes, Petr! We can't wait for the Easter eggs and candy!
PETR: (smiling) Well, you're in luck, my friends. I have been working hard all year to make sure this Easter is the best one yet.
The children cheer again as Petr begins to distribute the eggs and candy from his basket. But suddenly, the sound of rustling bushes interrupts the festivities.
PETR: (alarmed) What's that?
Suddenly, a group of evil rabbits emerge from the bushes, led by the menacing General Zoltar.
GENERAL ZOLTAR: (sneering) Well, well, well. Look what we have here. The Easter Bunny and his little friends.
PETR: (determined) What do you want, Zoltar?
GENERAL ZOLTAR: (chuckling) What do I want? I want what every villain wants - power! And I know that with the Easter Bunny on my side, I can rule the world.
PETR: (shocked) I will never join you, Zoltar!
GENERAL ZOLTAR: (smirking) We'll see about that.
The evil rabbits lunge forward, and a fierce battle ensues. Petr and the children fight bravely, using their baskets as shields and their Easter eggs as weapons. It's a fierce battle, but eventually, Petr and his friends emerge victorious.
PETR: (panting) That was close.
CHILDREN: (cheering) Yay, Petr! You saved Easter!
PETR: (smiling) No, my friends - we saved Easter. Together.
The camera pans over the happy children, clutching their baskets of Easter eggs and candy. Petr looks on with a sense of satisfaction, knowing that he has done his job as the Eastern European Easter Bunny.
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Present Day,
In the late 1800s, a teenager’s hand began to shake uncontrollably as if possessed or mind-controlled. The child rushed to find some paper and under this strange spell wrote out a tome. The writing spoke of an ancient race of people who live within California’s Mount Shasta….
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