Hi, crime junkies. I'm your host, Ashley Flowers, and it's one more week with just me,

but don't worry. If you've been missing Brit, she's going to be back in a big way next week.

So just stay tuned. But until then, I actually have two stories for you today.

Two women who were murdered. Two women who were laid to rest. But one, who even after death

is being tormented by the man who went to trial for her murder.

Our first story is set in New York State, 1999. There's a man who recently sold his house,

and he has to go clear it out. I mean, I've moved a couple of times and you know how there's

things that build up and you start to sort through all of your own stuff, and then you're

reminded of all the weird things that were there before you even moved in, things you didn't

bother moving, but in this man's case, it was something he couldn't move when he moved in.

Now, when he moved into the house under the crawl space of his home, where he had moved nine

years before, there was a large metal drum, like very large. He had tried to move it when he first

got in the house, but it was so large and so heavy, 345 pounds we later learned, so he couldn't

do it on his own. Life quickly got in the way, so he just let it sit, remaining under him and

his family as they went about their lives year after year. But after he sold the house and the

new tenant found it, they insisted it be removed before they took possession of the home.

So the seller calls up his realtor buddy to help him get it removed. It's definitely a job for two,

and they try and get it taken away with the trash, but the trash guys are like, oh heck no, we have

no idea what's in there. It could be toxic, like you had to get someone to check this out first.

But apparently, these guys were like toxic, schmacksick. Let's see what we can find. So they find

screwdrivers and start to pry open the lid, little by little, it starts giving away until it opens,

revealing another corroded barrel, which only heightens the mystery for these guys. So they go

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