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Hello, campers.

Grab your marshmallows and gather around the true crime campfire.

We're your camp counselors.

I'm Katie and I'm Whitney.

And we're here to tell you a true story that is way stranger than fiction.

We're roasting murderers and marshmallows around the true crime campfire.

Criccion.

Greet. Greed can come in many forms. It's not always about money. Some of us get

greedy for attention or drama or sweets or sex. In fact, there are probably as many faces of greed as there are people.

But because we tend to think of greed as an insatiable hunger for money,

it can be easy for the other kinds to fly right under our radar and that can make us vulnerable.

In the story we're about to tell you we have two kinds of greed. There's that

traditional wolfish desire for cash especially somebody else, but then there's a subtle insidious greed,

a single-minded self-centered obsession with enlightenment, a quest for spiritual growth that would end up

destroying scores of lives and toppling a beloved folk hero.

This is False Prophet of Folk Heroes fall from grace. Oh, So, Camper's were in Vermont, late 1990s. Mac Parker was a local celebrity, a farmer and storyteller who performed for huge crowds.

One reporter described him as Vermont's Garrison Keeler, though I'd do him one better than that,

because in none of the recordings I've seen of him does he make the kind of homicide and do so? than that

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