Hello and welcome to the London State Shaker Street, a little over 1-877-2603428.

I visit us at the London State Dr. Gras.

Hello my lovely Spooks are you enjoying this extremely warm weather I am here in Ontario, Canada?

And guess what? They have a big warning out that we are super, super dry in the

sense of a forest fire type situation on my front lawn might happen.

Canada Day is a weekend. Oh wow words today or no this is not a good start.

Canada Day weekend is a weekend and that means fireworks. So I will let you know if my house burns down.

Anyways I just want to say hello to you guys. I love you guys. You know what I love about you guys?

You guys have been sharing me and that's what I need. The number one way for our podcast to get out there is to share with your friends.

But the best way to help us is to go on your iTunes, hit review, give us you know whatever stars you want.

Any kind of review you want. You know I'm pretty, I'm pretty open.

More reviews get us higher up in the ranking so people can see us. So if you love the haunted estate and you want it to continue,

it would mean a lot if you would do that for us. Tonight we have lots of fun stuff.

We hear more from Sammy. She has done some more research for us along with lots of other paranormal stuff.

So you know it. Your stories, my stories and everything paranormal in between tonight on the haunted estate.

Call and tell us your ghost story, toll of three, of 1877 to a six year out, 34, two eight, and this guest at haunted estate.com.

And now a word from our Sammy. After years of torture, abuse and death, a large, rusting factory stands dilapidated against the blue skies of Alabama.

Tonight my spooks, we are talking about the horrors of sloths, furnaces.

I must say that this story really strikes a chord with me. Just like Birmingham, Arizona, my town was founded on a steel mill with a shady pass and conditions unfit for people to labor in.

While the one in my town may not be haunted, I have grown up listening to workers talk about the inhumane heat and the fear of working the boiling ore melted steel and machines that could crush.

I have met with retired workers who lost limbs and their own sanity working in modern conditions.

I warn you now dear listener, you are in for a real treat.

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