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Hey, it's Alan Cross, and the episode you were about to hear is a sample of the brand-new podcast,

Dead Man's Curse, Slu-Mox Gold.

This historical true-crime podcast is hosted by crew Williams from history television's

hit original series Dead Man's Curse, The Legend of the Lost Gold. It investigates the

curse and legends surrounding the lost gold mine of Pitt Lake. On their quest, they're joined

by members of the Stolo and Catesy First Nations, historians and cultural experts of diverse backgrounds as they sort fact from fiction and give Slumach a voice from the other side of the veil.

In this episode, you'll hear about how an indigenous prospector, accused of murder, set a curse on anyone who searched for his hidden gold just before he was hanged.

Over a century later, a prospector, a mountaineer, a truth seeker, and a way-shower,

banded together to walk the same paths of those who went looking for slumach's curse gold

and never returned. They find how a single bullet was the catalyst for a 150-year-old mystery.

The podcast you're about to hear tells the story of a katesy man named Slumuck.

Members of the Katsy First Nation have been instrumental in us telling this story properly.

We acknowledge that the story of slumuk originates from the ancestral lands of the Katsy people. What you're about to

hear, you may find graphic and violent in nature. Listener discretion is advised. This is over a hundred

year old mystery. People have died. People disappear. People don't come back, I'm back, I'm back, I'm back.

On a cold January evening in 1891,

a condemned man was led slowly back to his cell

for the very last time the night before his execution.

As he slept, two men, a priest and and a catechist prayed over him.

The doomed man woke up, ate a good meal, savoring every bite, and minutes before 7 a.m.,

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