Hello, my dark darlings. I'm Marquia, and this is the Something Scary podcast. To our listeners,

sheltering in place at home, welcome. Thank you for exiling yourself for the good of the realm.

These are scary times right now, so we do appreciate, I do appreciate you stopping by for this because

horror is life. Horror is also an escape. And in this way you get to choose your fate. You get to

choose what scares you. I'm grateful to have you here with us for this little escape right now.

I hope you're staying safe and staying quarantined.

So come closer and listen to strange happenings beyond your wildest imaginations in this feast of fools.

First, a dark water legend rises to the surface. Next, we investigate the hot buzz at a college

campus. After that, there's a knock at the window in a classic creepy pasta and finally a twisted retelling of the monkey's paw

i receive hundreds of creepy story submissions every single week as always the first story you hear is one

that we've chosen to animate and post over at youtube.com slash snarled. Then I read a few more

stories for the podcast. If you have a tale you're dying to share, send me an email at something

scary at snarlop.com. And if you'd like to support the show and receive bonus content,

consider joining our Patreon. Our patrons play a huge role in keeping the show running every single week.

For more information on how you can help the show and also be a part of it, visit patreon.com slash snarl.

So, want to hear something scary?

The Lady of White Rock Lake.

In the waters of the South, there are urban legends that abound, of ghostly women and bodies that are never found, like in this poem inspired by Christiana.

It was a hot Dallas night when two lovers snuck out to set sail out of sight. See, their parents

didn't approve so they had to escape. This is the tale of the Lady of White Rock Lake. Racing against

the dawning sun, they both prayed for luck against fate and pushed a boat into the water

past the muck of White Rock Lake. See, they knew the danger, but it was the only way out.

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