Japanese Suicide Forest /Richard McLean Smith

Hillbilly Horror Stories Paranormal Podcast

Jerry Paulley

Religion & Spirituality, Science, Natural Sciences, History

4.7 • 3.7K Ratings

🗓️ 26 February 2017

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

Tracy and Jerry talk about the suiide forest in Japan and talk to Richard McLean Smith -host of the Unexplained.

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0:00.0	This is Mission Control.
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0:14.0	While dodging meteors.
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0:18.0	Are you up for the challenge?
0:20.0	Introducing Orion at Kings Island, one of only seven gigacosters in the world.
0:25.4	Right now, everyone pays kids' price.
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0:42.3	Welcome to H Heavenly Hunastery! Now welcome to the host, Kenny Pawnee and his lovely wife, Tracy.
0:48.3	I hear she's a lovely girl.
0:50.3	He he ha ha ha ha ha ha. Because everybody hurts. Take comfort in your breath Everybody hurts
1:19.6	Don't throw your hands your hand oh
1:28.3	now
1:32.3	I feel like you know Welcome, no, no, no, not alone.
1:58.6	Welcome everybody to episode 29 of Hillbilly Horror Stories.
2:02.8	And of course, I'm your host, Jerry.
2:05.1	I've got Tracy here beside me.
2:06.3	Hey, guys.
2:07.1	And we're going to get serious on you for just a second.
2:09.3	We're still going to have fun with the episode, and it would be the same old Jerry and Tracy you're used to.
2:14.7	But I can honestly say, I think every one of us have been touched by suicide.
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