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Monday on the $5 tier I release an episode of tiny tales. Sometimes it's a collection of spooky stories.

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For today's preview you will be hearing a snippet of an episode of tiny tales where I explored some great

spooky stories that I discovered in a very famous book from your childhood. Mysteries of the unexplained.

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And today's ghost stories come from the very famous book mysteries of the unexplained. So if you know the podcast mysteries of the unexplained,

formerly known as what the fuck is in this book with the lovely will and Annie, they talked about the book mysteries of the unexplained so much.

Obviously it became the whole subject of their podcast because it was a book they both had when they were kids and a frightened the life out of them.

And I hunted it down and found myself a second hand copy and I decided to take a couple of stories from the spectral incursions section of the book.

Now the book is like honestly it feels like being a kid again when you used to get like you know when you used to get the Guinness World records when you were a kid and I would just sit and pour over it.

And I'd have my favorite bits of the Guinness World records that I'd read over and over again which would obviously be like the oddities section.

And the contents of this book are incredible you've got like prophecies anomalies, coincidences, spontaneous human combustion, inexplicable crimes.

I mean who doesn't want who doesn't want this in their life. So I've picked out a couple of stories.

So let's get straight into the story number one.

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