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Welcome to Haunted Road, a production of I-Heart

radio and Grim and Mild from Aaron Mankey.

Listener discretion is advised. One time I practically begged to take a wooden leg home from a haunted location I was investigating.

I'm not proud of this moment, but truly that leg became one of my favorite stories of all time and I just really wanted to take it home

Even though I had absolutely no business having it. You see when I arrived at this place

No one had given much thought to the old wooden prosthetic hanging on the wall, but I was of course instantly drawn to it.

When I asked about it, they said they'd found it in the attic. I live in a 300-year-old house and let me just tell you

if I found a wooden leg in my attic, it would be like Christmas. Don't judge me. I look for ghosts for a living. What did you expect?

Also you're listening to this, so welcome to the party. Anyway, in the room where the leg was,

they had some mischievous activity going on, including something that scared a bunch of kids trying to have a sleepover.

I don't know why, but I knew that leg was responsible.

So I started doing research. What did I find? That a hundred years before a

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