Hey there. Welcome to another episode of the Corona Chronicles, the wholly owned subsidiary of the shocking details.

I'm Joe's. Joined as always by.

Caldoni.

And we're going to bring you another fascinating story.

Actually, this is kind of your idea, Vincent.

So why don't you give our listeners a little intro here?

Well, so when we started the Corona Chronicles, the whole idea was to just put in something extra.

And one of the things I thought

could be fun would be to put out the call to listeners of the shocking details and say,

what crazy things have you been through in your life that you think could make for a good

episode of the Corona Chronicles? Yeah, things that you can talk about, by the way, without putting

yourself in legal jeopardy.

Of course, things like that.

But then also just, you know, what would maybe interest other listeners?

And clearly we all share some of the same interests.

And at this time with what's going on in the world, it would be good sometimes to hear from someone, hear someone else's voice and what they've been through. And one of the very first ones to come back was from a woman named Bonnie Hutchinson. She lives in Connecticut.

Hey, Bonnie. Thank you. Yeah, thanks, Bonnie. So she sent this really interesting story about where she did

an internship when she was just coming out of college. So let's play that. And then I think we have some thoughts that we'd

like to share right after it. Yeah, maybe. Hi there. I'm coming to you from Connecticut, and I have

some stories and a little dark history about a local funeral home in crematory. I'll tell you right

off the bat that this story does not involve any ghosts, paranormal activity,

or encounters with the undead. But there is plenty of criminal activity and questionable business

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