We're back with another episode of Avery After Dark, and as always, I'm your host, Avery Ross.

How are we doing? Are you ready for a spooky

story? I know you are. You all have requested podcasts on more hauntings, and I have a feeling that

today's episode is going to be right up your alley. We're talking Dudleytown, Connecticut.

I posted a little video on TikTok last month on Dudley Town,

and I got like 2 million views in 24 hours, and I get why.

It is a very strange place, and unlike any town I have ever heard of.

Someone recommended Deadly Town to me a while back and said,

if you like weird, you got to check out Deadly Town. And I had never heard of it. So I wrote it down

my list of stories to do. And one day I started researching. And the more I read, the stranger it got.

The story of the town, the legends behind it, the supposed Dudley Curse, and the fact that it's referred to as the Village of the Damned,

makes you wonder, what in the world happened here? Let's investigate and let's get into it.

Dudley Town, Connecticut is an abandoned ghost town in Cornwall, Connecticut that is reportedly cursed, haunted, and thought to be some

kind of a portal. To cover our bases here, Deadly Town itself was never an actual town. The name was

given to a portion of Cornwall, Connecticut,

way back in the day, that included several members of the Dudley family that we will get into.

Dudley Town is located in a valley known as the Dark Entry Forest. Just off the bat. Get a creepier name.

Am I right? Dark Entry Forest? It was named due to the shadows caused by the mountains surrounding the village, and it's been privately owned by the Dark Entry

Forest Association since 1924. The abandoned town barely has any buildings of the original village left, just some stacks of

ruins, and it's closed to the public due to the quote, vandalism and trespassing.

When the 1999 film The Blair Witch Project came out about a haunted forest, people began traveling

from all over to visit Deadly Town because of the

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