Hello, Chillingworth listeners. Thanks for bearing with us over the past week. We were unable to put out our show as scheduled because of Hurricane Dorian. The storm was a minor convenience for most of us here in Palm Beach County. But as you know, our friends in the Bahamas are suffering as a result of Hurricane Dorian, especially those in the Abakos and on Grand Bahama Island.

Please keep our friends in the Bahamas in mind and donate to one of the many organizations

that are supplying aid.

The Bahamas are going to recover, but it's going to take a long time, and they need her help.

So give whatever you can.

Once again, thanks for hanging out with us through the first 11 episodes. If you're enjoying Chillingworth, please give us a five-star rating and review. We'd really appreciate it.

Just a quick programming note, we've decided to split our final episode into two parts.

Part one is entitled The Creech Cell, and part two is entitled Electroshock Therapy, which will

come out in a few days.

And now, without further ado, here's the Creech Cell.

Previously on Chillingworth.

Well, if you did, well, I'll tell you this, aren't you,

I'll swear this by my son, I don't know where the Chillingworth are, and neither is Joe Peel.

So Floyd believed that his two friends were just hanging out,

waiting for the moment when Joe returned to Melbourne,

after Jensar informed him that Floyd was a dead man.

Within a day or two, Joe Peel would walk into room 127 at the Holiday Inn, expecting Floyd to be in

the grave or at the bottom of a canal somewhere.

When he's going to get him out, he'd like to get him out in the farmhouse, nailing his

testicles to the floor, setting it on fire and give him a rusty knife.

They did not want to arrest

Floyd until he had

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