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Welcome back to the Darkness prevails podcast. This week I've got some very unsettling stories

for you, featuring the things that lurk in caves, demons that enjoy tormenting people,

and wilderness survival, turned nightmare fuel. Enjoy these stories and be sure to send us

your scary stories at darkstories.org. We'd love to narrate some stories about monsters

seen in Colorado. Be sure to check out eeriecast.com too. The home of my new horror themed network.

You can find this show there, as well as Freaky Folklore, a new podcast about monsters

both mythical and modern, and soon Dreadwood, an SCP or X-Files type of world featuring

my own monsters. To support the show, follow us on your favorite podcasting app and leave

us an honest review on iTunes. Thank you. Now, let's begin.

I had a demon attachment from Pink Pepper 78. I believed the house I grew up in is either

a portal or a hub of spiritual activity, and growing up there was hell, but I'd never

experienced anything quite like this. I was a complicated pregnancy, and I nearly died

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