278: The German Vampires

Hillbilly Horror Stories Paranormal Podcast

Jerry Paulley

Natural Sciences, Science, Religion & Spirituality, History

4.7 • 3.7K Ratings

🗓️ 15 November 2021

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Jerry & Tracy discuss the events of 2001 in Germany involving the Satanic ritual killing of Frank Hackert by self described vampires Daniel & Manuela Ruda. Mandy Loftis from Through the Abyss podcast stops by to tell us about some of her experiences as a paranormal investigator. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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0:30.0	History that comes to life
0:32.0	You've been with a Max4
0:34.0	Have me day to go on set night
0:36.0	Hope I think if you buy yourself these two
0:38.0	I have you turned on the lights
0:40.0	Fixin' in a little comedy to make sure it all fits in
0:42.0	Just right, eh
0:44.0	Welcome to the Youbilly Horror Store
0:46.0	Now here's your host
0:48.0	Gary is freaks
0:50.0	Huh
0:52.0	Hey guys, we are excited to once again be at crypticcon
1:08.0	Which is November 20th and 21st Saturday and Sunday
1:11.0	In Lexington, Kentucky at the Claryon Hotel
1:14.0	Tracy, are you excited to be there?
1:16.0	Yes, I am so excited
1:18.0	I get so excited to see all the other people that are there
1:21.0	And of course the people that come to see everybody they are so sweet
1:25.0	And we just look forward to it every time
1:27.0	Last time we were there we were right next to the table to a mountain monsters
1:31.0	Yes we were
1:32.0	And my goodness
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