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And when I turn around to go to the printer, he's like, I don't want to be rude or anything, but you have a nice butt.

And he would leave Polaroids of himself tucked in the clothing that you would find when you

were straightening up near the end of the night.

We'd be in the woods drinking and all of a sudden you'd see him over there with his bike helmet

on and just kind of eyeing you up, you know, and you're just like, man, what is that like doing

over that?

You were listening to Canadian Gothic.

Before we begin, quick warning that cruelty to animals discussed during this episode.

It's not overly graphic, but it's graphic enough that I felt a warning was appropriate.

Listener discretion is advised, and let's get to your encounters with creeps.

Ms. Mnoy's. discretion is advised. And let's get to your encounters with creeps. Miss Madeline Klein, this is the first Canadian Gothic of 2006. So I thought we should make it a

special one. Anyone who listens to Canadian Gothic knows what we're doing here, but for those

of you new to the show, many moons ago, I asked

listeners of the Canadian Gothic to share with me their experiences with creeps out in the wild.

So odd dates, weird coworkers, random freaks on the sidewalk or at the bus station, I expected

to get a handful of stories, but I've been continuously receiving these stories to the

point that we're now on volume 31 of your encounters with creeps. And we start every episode with

what we call like the topical creep, which is just a creep in the news. Usually the creep in the

news is a bit more, if not a lot more extreme than the stories we hear from the listeners. And we have a crazy

story to revisit tonight. On Encounters with Creeps of Volume 30, we heard about two creeps

in the news and both have had updates. Let's start with the story of Lindsay Hurtwriters. We

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