24: Typhoid Mary

Hillbilly Horror Stories Paranormal Podcast

Jerry Paulley

Religion & Spirituality, Science, Natural Sciences, History

4.7 • 3.7K Ratings

🗓️ 6 May 2026

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Jerry & Amanda discuss a case from the early 1900's that involves an Irish immigrant who became a typhoid super spreader.

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0:00.0	The
0:07.0	The United States Hey guys, welcome to episode 24 of a Wickedly with jerry and Amanda i am engelbart
0:39.4	humperdink and i am um who am i abraham lincoln you don't even know who engelbart
0:48.5	humperdink is do you no but it sounds like a cartoon character so he's a he's a he was a singer
0:53.8	that was that was big uh back in the like, the, I guess the 60s, 70s. He was one of these guys like, I'm trying to think who you would know. I mean, you know who Tom Jones is? Yes. He was big at the same time that Tom Jones was. He was that type of a singer.
1:12.6	So, Amanda?
1:14.6	Yeah.
1:15.6	How'd your week go?
1:17.6	It was just very low-key.
1:19.6	We didn't do anything crazy.
1:20.6	I did some painting with my kid and my mom.
1:23.6	Laid loam.
1:24.6	Everyone was kind of getting over being sick in the house, so.
1:28.3	Yeah.
1:29.3	So when you say you did some painting with the kids, like slave labor where you made them paint the house or?
1:35.3	No, I went to like a paint bar. I went to a paint bar with my daughter and my mom and we painted lions.
1:42.3	Yep. And that was a fun experience.
1:45.5	We did that.
1:46.3	What else did we do?
1:47.5	I mean, that was really it.
1:48.7	Like, Friday, I went out to dinner, and I have to actually bring this point up, which is still really, really, really making me upset.
1:57.0	So, we went out.
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