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Hey, it's Tony Bruceke. When you're not listening to this podcast, be sure to check out one

of our others, like this one, the Grave Talks. Every week, I talk with individuals who've

been affected quite intimately and personally by the supernatural. We hear their stories

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Today on the Grave Talks, living in another time, a conversation with Dave Trisler.

Since he was a teenager, Dave Trisler has been interested in studying the supernatural.

They've been grew up in a house where he encountered the goats of a young girl who had perished

in a fire on the property. Even as an adult, he persisted on his trip in the process

of his wife, the story in in story in Indiana, as well as the Talbot in in Barge Town, Kentucky,

and a number of other residences. Today's episode of the Grave Talks. We hear his account

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