Hey everyone, Cody here.

Just want to give you a heads up that what you're about to listen to is a special bonus

episode recorded from our live show at the Dead of Winter Festival on February 10th.

We will be back again with our next St. Louis episode on March 6th. So just a

reminder this is a live unedited cut of the podcast so listener discretion is advised.

The mysterious mineral springs on February 10th 2018. What you were about to hear,

mistakes at all, is the sole responsibility of the podcast hosts who take full blame

for the disaster which may or may not happen.

Mary Lambert was a beautiful young girl, a perky and vivacious senior at Deerfield High School.

Her light brown wavy hair was cut

fashionably short and her minister called her the most lively girl at the

Lake Forest Presbyterian Church. She had had a happy life and spent most days with

a smile on her face.

She was the treasured only child of Frank Lambert, the head gardener on a nearby estate owned

by Chicago clothing millionaire Jonas Kupendmeyer, or Joseph Kupenheimer, which is really his name, sorry.

Oh no, that's wrong too.

Okay, we're going to try that line again.

She was the treasured only child of Frank Lambert,

the head gardener on a nearby estate owned by Chicago clothing millionaire

Jonas Coopenhimer.

The Lambert's had a nice home in the estate and lived a good life.

Coopenhimer, like many of the other clothing manufacturers of the era, were doing very well

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