Oh my lord, here's a just reward. Bring me my devil. Just behind the door she said and flies down the road like a dude.

I'm a train from the 11 calls from somebody named Alex Reagan. It's Richard Smith.

Okay, goodbye.

Now we're recording. Cool. And I'm gonna do the intro part as well. My emphasis I think was just a little bit too much like, dun dun dun.

I don't know. Let me just do it again. I'm doing it again.

She said she saw some outstanding chorus band. Is it true that it disappeared for five days?

I know. I know it. It's like adding another layer of crazy on top of a gravy.

Goodbye.

From Pacific Northwest stories and minobetes whale, it's season two of the Black Tapes podcast.

This season we continue our exploration of the Strand Institute's enigmatic president and founder Dr. Richard Strand.

We're telling the story of the Black Tapes in order every two weeks.

So if you haven't listened to the first few episodes, go back and start there.

We'll be hearing you get back.

There's a lot to parse from our last episode.

The mysterious Sammie's worried message, the familiar symbol in Corolley's ring, and the brothers of the mount.

But first, last episode, Simon Reese mentioned Thomas Warren's name in association with something he referred to as the machine.

John was the pseudonym used by the man who assisted in the exorcism of Jessica Weldon, and whose own exorcism was called the

Men in Dark Suits, and a large machine by his head.

Nick and I were at our office trying to fit the pieces together.

So I spoke with John, and I was able to gather a few names connected to that experiment.

Experiment? That's a kind descriptor for what happened in that room.

Well, it turns out that one of the men involved in booking the facility where the exorcism took place was consulting for a company called Luceternica Resources.

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