The infinite space people went to and broke the earth about a little as there's

serene in the assurance of their dominion over this small thinning fragment of solar

driftwood which by chance or design man has inherited out of the dark mystery of time and space.

When it comes to great interview based podcasts of true encounters with the paranormal there is

absolutely one you should have in rotation. Jim Harold's campfire. It has been downloaded nearly

60 million times and Jim himself has been called the podfather and the OG of paranormal podcasting

and it's no wonder really because for 90 minutes every week Jim features first hand encounters

with hauntings cryptids UFOs and just plain old random weirdness. So do me a favor listen and follow

Jim Harold's campfire on Apple podcasts Spotify or wherever you listen to into the fray.

On this episode of Into the fray I welcome back author Patrick Meakin and incredibly Patrick you

were first on with me for Into the fray episode 12. I looked that up this morning and I'm like

holy smokes that was back in December of 2015 and we're finally doing this part two and of course

for anybody that doesn't know into the fray episode 12 is titled Nightmare in Holmes County

and Patrick is also one of our authors at Beyond the Fray Publishing. We published second editions

of both Nightmare in Holmes County and what we will be covering today and that is 2.25th street

and Patrick I don't know how you're feeling about this but either I can just tell people hey go

listen episode 12 it's about a very haunted house and then a subsequent move to another haunted house

or do you feel like it's important to set folks up a little bit with a background about what went

on in Holmes County for you. I can give a little bit of a background just in a nutshell in Nightmare

in Holmes County I do encourage listeners to go back and listen to that broadcast but basically

that situation was my first of two consecutive yet unrelated haunted houses that I lived in.

Nightmare in Holmes County shared all the details of a situation I experienced at Holmes County

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