HHS Presents Macabre Misfortunes Ep 104 A Different Kind of Black Death

Hillbilly Horror Stories Paranormal Podcast

Jerry Paulley

Natural Sciences, Science, Religion & Spirituality, History

4.7 • 3.7K Ratings

🗓️ 21 April 2024

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Summary

Jerry & Tracy discuss a death from a mistake that any of us could have made.

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0:00.0	Have you ever felt like escaping to your own desert island?
0:03.8	Jane Gaskin did exactly that,
0:06.2	trading in the family home to begin a new life in the tropics.
0:09.9	But she soon discovers that Paradise has its secrets.
0:13.4	I'm Alice Levine, and this is the price of Paradise,
0:17.8	the island dream that ends in kidnap, corruption, and murder.
0:23.0	Wish you were here.
0:24.0	Follow the price of Paradise Now, wherever you listen to podcasts. Become Miss Fork
0:35.0	Forepass.
0:38.0	Foreport. I'm watching you.
0:44.0	I'm watching you.
0:45.0	I'm watching you. I'm behind you.
1:07.0	Hey guys, welcome on episode 104 of Macabre Misfortunes two years today.
1:19.5	Yeah two years worth of episodes.
1:21.1	All right good day for it too. 420. Yeah, yeah.
1:27.0	Tracy I have a crazy story for you today. I like crazy. I know you do. This one this was during the
1:36.6	COVID time. Let's go back to September 23rd, 2020 in Massachusetts.
1:44.0	Let's go.
1:45.0	Now, we do not have a name for the victim here and I looked everywhere.
1:50.0	I found the story in 20 different places and not once did they mention who it was.
1:54.3	I don't guess it's important that we know who it was.
1:56.6	Because like we would have really knew it is anyway, but that is kind of weird.
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