We are in full-on spooky season mode now. We've left the awful horror movies behind us, and we are here with two extra creepy paranormal tales. O'Dell kicks things off with a very famous haunting that plagued a young Nova Scotia woman in the late 1800s. After an attempted assault, Esther Cox began to experience unexplained phenomena late at night. It started as knocking on the walls, and soon escalated into things being thrown around the room, writing on the ceiling and spontaneous fires. The strange thing about this is the haunting wasn't relegated to Esther's home, and cropped up in different ways in different locations. Erin follows up with the true story of Anneliese Michel whose story inspired the film, "The Exorcism of Emily Rose". Anneliese believed she was possessed, and would receive as many as 60 exorcisms in two months. Was it simply a neurological disorder, or was she really possessed by several demons? We close things out with a WTF story about a man buried alive at a festival, a few "Have you ever" questions to cleanse the palette and some spooky season inspired shower thoughts.
Chapters:

• 00:00 - Intro
• 00:51 - Festivals and Shout-outs
• 03:51 - O'Dell's Case: The Great Amherst Mystery
• 25:04 - Erin's Case: The Possession of Anneliese Michel
• 41:06 - WTF of the Week: Festival No No
• 49:40 - Palette Cleanser: Have You Ever?
• 54:56 - Shower Thoughts

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