621 - Five Ghostly Indians

Old Time Radio Mystery, Suspense, & Horror

Dakoda Black

Society & Culture

4.4 • 730 Ratings

🗓️ 6 April 2022

⏱️ 47 minutes

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CBS Radio - While walking along the Atlantic shoreline, a professor and an inn keeper from Maine come across an unusual Indian arrowhead. Soon after, a dream of five Indians begins to plague them.

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0:00.0	Another journey into the realm of the strange and terrifying.
0:07.2	I hope you will enjoy the trip that it will thrill you a little and chill you a little.
0:14.7	So settle back.
0:16.9	Get a good grip on your nerves.
0:20.2	Where are we going?
0:22.3	You'll find out when we get there.
0:29.4	Well, greetings, everybody.
0:31.3	Welcome back to the podcast.
0:33.9	Hope that everyone is doing well out there.
0:37.0	Well, I've got another good one for you today from the CBS Radio Mystery Theater.
0:44.5	And the title of this one is Five Ghostly Indians.
0:51.0	And this was episode number 358 of CBS Radio, and it first aired October 6th of
1:01.1	1975. Sit back and enjoy Five Ghostly Indians.
1:12.4	The CBS Radio Mystery Theater presents. Come in. Welcome.
1:37.5	I'm Eiji Marshall.
1:41.1	From ancient days to the present, mankind has believed in ghosts.
1:46.2	Some claim to have seen them, heard them, and even touched them.
1:52.1	There never was any question about the terror of such an experience, real or imaginary.
1:58.5	Even today, we read in our newspapers about apparitions and spirit messages
2:03.6	which have no reasonable explanation. It was such an experience at a lonely inn in Maine
2:09.6	that terrified a man of exact science named Professor George Weymouths.
2:15.6	You saw what there?
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