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Sources can be found in the show notes. Hello and welcome back to cult leader.

I'm your cult leader, Spencer Henry, and today, Colpabes, we're getting

supernatural, or shall I say, Sobrenatural. By the way, did I mention I started watching the show

Supernatural? I'll talk about it more on a little leader, but I have been deep on my supernatural

kick. I am, I think, on episode six now. I've just been, I mean, I know, but that for me, that's binging. Okay, do you know how long it takes me to sit down and watch something and actually pay attention to it? And I'm trying to devour all of the information that I can in every episode. It's fucking good though. And I don't know why it took me so long to start it. I think I thought it would be

super cheesy, which aspects of it absolutely are. It's got that early 2000s feel, but I just know

they have such a dedicated fan base, the Supernatural family. And so I've been posting about my

watch journey on TikTok. So if you like Supernatural, you can follow along on TikTok. It's at Colt Leader,

and that's where I'm talking about Supernatural. That's the place. That's the current home for it,

but I will talk about it more on a little leader, I'm sure. But anyway, hop on board the

Colt Leader Express Babes and grab your rosary beads in your holy water on the way to your

seat because

you're going to need it. We are taking a girl's trip to Espania to investigate the mysterious

death of a Catholic schoolgirl from Valleca's, a case that many call Spain's own

Amdeville horror. And if you've seen the British horror movie Veronica, yeah, this is the story it's based on.

But the thing that makes the real case so creepy, so terrifying is the receipts and an official

sale, that's an official seal, from the Spanish National Police. This is very well documented.

So come with me, babes. Let's rewind to the early

90s, or what Gen Z might call the late 1900s, kill me. Anyway, Vyacos back then, from what I've read,

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