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We go into great detail with every case that we cover and do our best to bring viewers even deeper into the stories by utilizing disturbing audio and sound effects.

Trigger warnings from the stories we cover may include violence, rape,

murder, and offenses against children.

This podcast is not for everyone.

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Deep in the woods in Georgia, there's an abandoned house, a house far off the beaten path that few dare to venture out to.

This house is surrounded by barren sparsely populated trees.

Trees that almost look like they're dead, but they're not. This house was the

scene of a grisly double murder and in the years after the crime has fallen into deep disrepair.

The structures now set in the dark, waiting, calling out to curious adventurers, begging them to step inside, to hear the voices of the dead.

This story involves armed robbery, the Church of Satan, sex parties, drugs, and above all, murder.

This is the story of Corpsewood Manor,

and you're listening to Murder in America. Oh, Oh, Corpswood Manor.

Manor.

What an eerie name.

Well you'd think that this name was given to the crumbling ruins of the once elegant

mansion in the woods by adventurous teenagers who thought the place was

creepy.

It actually wasn't.

In fact, Corpsewood Manor was the name given to the home by the people who originally

built it, lived in it, and also died in it. And I don't think that they ever could

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