IN THIS EPISODE: Luther Kross brings us the story of a son who rushes to his mother's deathbed to say goodbye, but the hardest conversation still awaits him when he returns home to face his father. It’s “The Day Maw Died”. *** Janine Franks sent in the tale, “The Basement Door” in which a woman inherits her childhood home and finally discovers why her parents forbade her from ever opening the mysterious boarded-up door in the basement. *** A seasoned monster hunter tracks a terrifying creature through the Irish countryside, but nothing could prepare him for the nightmarish battle that awaits in an old barn. It’s “The Bogbody Boogyman” by H.J. Taylor *** In “Home Wreckers” by Reitman Rhyasen, a widow trapped in her sinking home relives the night of her husband's brutal murder over and over, convinced the homebuilder is trying to force her out. *** We end with “Stone Hollow” by Jerrod Smelker, where a newcomer to a quiet subdivision dismisses his neighbors' warnings about staying inside on Halloween night, convinced their urban legend is nothing more than a silly tradition. *** But first up… a teenager's relief at making a new friend in an unfamiliar town slowly turns to dread as his companion's behavior becomes increasingly erratic and dangerous. It’s a story called, “My Friend Jeremy” by Randy Hogan.

CHAPTERS & TIME STAMPS (All Times Approximate)…
00:00:00.000 = Show Open
00:02:14.373 = My Friend Jeremy
00:09:26.591 = The Day Maw Died
00:15:14.518 = The Basement Door
00:18:54.842 = ***The Bogbody Boogeyman
00:31:05.824 = Home Wreckers
00:39:41.048 = Stone Hollow
00:58:19.916 = Show Close
*** = Begins immediately after inserted ad break
SOURCES and RESOURCES:
“My Friend Jeremy” by Randy Hogan
“The Day Maw Died” by Luther Kross
“The Basement Door” by Janine Franks
“The Bogbody Boogeyman” by H.J. Taylor
“Home Wreckers” by Reitman Rhyasen”
“Stone Hollow” by Jerrod S Smelker from the book “Wicked Harvest: Michigan Monsters and Macabre: Series One”: https://amzn.to/3Rpi4S8
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