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Hello and welcome to my Victorian nightmare.

I'm your host, Genevieve Mannion, and I'm here to talk about mysterious deaths, morbid fascinations,

disturbing stories, and otherwise spooky events from the Victorian era.

Because to me, there's just something especially intriguing, creepy, and oddly comforting about horror and mayhem from the 19th century.

So, listener discretion is advised.

Hello, friends, and welcome to this my 80-second episode. I hope that you all had a cozy,

moisturized week. Not me. I am a stegosaurus right now. There's nothing that I can do about it.

No amount of moisturizer can keep me from presenting as prehistoric in New York City winters.

The horrors persist in endless facets. Like the news, everything will not stop getting more expensive, and now I am Jurassic.

The horrors may persist, but so do I.

For you today, dear listener, I will be discussing Madam Vesta la Viesta, the Galactic

Mystic and Clairvoyant, mediums and spirit cabinets, and the horrifying Meeks family murder of 1894.

But first, thank you to Lottie, Becky, Ellie, and Felix for subscribing to the Patreon

this week. You and everyone who has joined are the reason why my show can continue. If you two

would like to support the show, listen, ad-free, receive weekly, witchy content, and murdery, true

crime extras. Just go to my victoria nightmare.com to find out how. Wouldn't it be lovely if

edibles just made you feel good instead of too stoned?

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