His reputation was larger than life, bolstered by Hollywood movies in a hometown that held tight to his story long after his death.

But the truth of what happened on a dark road in 1967 would finally come to light six decades later,

thanks to the work of independent researchers and investigators interested more in truth than legend.

This week's episode is The Murder of Pauline Pustler and

The Truth About Beaufort, part two.

A bump in the night, your heart fills with dread, probably a murder of who wants you dead.

It could be a ghost a demon or worse

Perhaps you're the victim of a witch's curse

It's hopeless you're doomed you'd call a priest if you could

You'd rather just listen to who

Sinisterhood I'm going to kill you.

Well, shout out to our listener from Adamsville who said they say pusser like puss from a wound instead of pusser like pussy.

And I don't know which is worse.

So everything I listen to says pusser. And I was like, and I don't know which is worse. So everything I listen to says puscer.

And I was like, did I say pusser or pusser?

So, you know, I'm going to say pusser today.

And I remembered it because I'm like, oh, like puss.

Like a festering.

Which is one of my most hated words to say.

So let's say it a hundred times today.

I hate thinking about what it means and I don't like saying it.

So I don't even like saying puss and boots.

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