Hey, strangers. Today, we'd like to introduce you to a show that we think listeners to one strange

thing will really appreciate. We're talking about the conspirators podcast. In each episode,

your host, Nate Hale, an entirely fictional identity, as he likes to explain, brings you the

strangest stories from history that your teachers never told you.

You'll hear about serial killers, mysterious disappearances, cryptids, UFOs, unexplained mysteries, tragic events, survival stories, and much, much more.

Your host, Nate, breaks down the historical facts behind each story and

lets you, the listener, decide for yourselves the truth behind each tale, because truth really is

stranger than fiction. You'll hear the story behind the serial killer who terrorize Paris during

World War II, find out the real story

behind the Bermuda Triangle, or hear about the 19th century religious cult from Kansas,

who believed that drinking blood could bring them immortality.

We're about to share with you a clip from a recent episode in which Nate weaves a terrifying tale about the

most haunted castle in Europe. Be sure to follow the conspirators wherever you get your

podcasts. New episodes are released every other Monday. And now, here's a bit of episode

199, The Ubliette.

Tokad is a province in Turkey along the Black Sea coast region,

and it's a playset as a lengthy and sometimes dark history.

At the end of the 12th century, it was conquered by the Seljuk Turks, and from there was

incorporated into the Ottoman Empire in 192.

Among the most famous landmarks of Dauquat that still remain today is the ruined castle that was built

atop a series of steep hills overlooking the province back in 2009 restoration efforts began on the

citadel it was during this work when archaeologists broke through the walls of the lower level

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