Does This Popular Ghost Have a True Crime Past? | the Gurdon Light

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🗓️ 20 June 2022

⏱️ 64 minutes

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In the small town of Gurdon, Arkansas, a strange ghostly light has been witnessed over an old railroad by citizens and tourists alike. Despite scientific investigations on the light, no explanation for its existence has been found. Today, we recount the true crime history of the Gurdon Light. Sponsored by Audible ( http://audible.com/redweb or text redweb to 500-500) and Better Help (http://betterhelp.com/redweb) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	This is a Ruestur-Tieth production.
0:07.0	In the quiet town of Gurdon, Arkansas resides an eerie phenomenon.
0:19.5	A small light has been seen lingering above the railroad since the early 1900s, and
0:24.1	simple as it may seem, this supernatural activity has drawn people from all over the country
0:28.5	who want to study it.
0:29.5	Today, we're going to explore the true crime history behind the Gurdon Light.
0:34.2	This is Red Web.
0:43.4	Happy Monday morning listeners, task force everywhere.
0:46.8	Welcome back to Red Web, the show where we discuss all sorts of things unsolved, whether
0:50.8	we be mysteries.
0:52.3	True crime.
0:53.3	Cryptids?
0:54.3	Yes.
0:55.3	Conspiracies, of course.
0:56.3	Today, it's about the supernatural.
0:58.6	I'm your host Trevor Collins, and with me, bringing his gut instinct and lots of questions
1:02.9	reacting for the first time, Alfredo Diaz.
1:05.6	I got a question.
1:06.6	Go ahead.
1:07.6	How could you?
1:08.6	And?
1:09.6	No.
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