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This podcast covers mature, intense, morbid, and sometimes just scary stuff. Listener discretion

is advised. Irish women and children were held captive,

tortured, and abused at the hands of the Catholic Church for over 200 years. We're uncovering

how Ireland laundries were able to turn young women into slaves for their own profit in this

episode of 30 Morbid Minutes.

This is the podcast where we explore topics of a morbid, macab, dark, and downright grisly nature,

and sometimes just have a bit of a depression fest like today, right, Jeff?

Depression Fest ready, I'm ready. I'm ready too. I'm Elise Willems. And I'm Jessica Vasami. In 1993, 133 bodies were exhumed from an unmarked grave on the property of the Mary Magdalene

laundry in Dublin.

Now, the laundry was what it sounded like. It's a laundry where clothes and linens were washed.

The laundry facility. It served the surrounding community for over a century and had only

closed two years earlier in 1991. It was operated by an order of nuns called the Sister of Our Lady Charity of Refuge.

You know there's a problem when nuns are involved, Jess.

Absolutely.

I don't know if you can trust them, yep.

The sisters, ever since Sound of Music, I've just been on a tear.

The sisters had made a bad shareholding investment and needed to pay back a large

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