No.

This is creepy.

A podcast dedicated to sharing the most famous chilling and disturbing creepy pastas and urban legends in the world.

Whether these stories truly happened or are simply fabrications is for you to decide.

These stories may contain graphic depictions of violence and explicit language.

Listener discretion is advised.

Hey everyone.

Happy harvest day or happy overeating day

or happy tiptoeing around certain conversations with your family day.

Or happy, yes, gravy is keto as long as you don't

use flour to thicken it day. Or maybe it's just another day depending on where and when you're

listening to this. Regardless, I hope that you and yours are doing your best and taking a moment to

enjoy what you have. On our side, we'll try to do our part to provide a little joyful horror to

your day. First up, from writer Philip Tice and narrated by Cole Burkart, Creepy Presents,

Death's Head Drive.

The roads and highways of New Jersey are our lifeblood, a maze of interlacing asphalt veins,

decipherable only by those who know our homeland like the back of their hands.

For as iconic as they are, every kid in Jersey is brought up with a healthy fear of our roads and what might lurk in the shadows of their shoulders.

We've all heard the stories about Shades of Death Row in Warren County, where spectral thawd rises from the spots where unsolved murders were committed, or Clinton Road in West Milford,

where you risk a run-in with phantom prom queens and pockets of lost time, or the gates of hell

that lurk in the tunnels beneath the Clifton Street train bridge. But what they don't tell you,

what you have to learn for yourself, is that the

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