Warning. This is a podcast of horror fiction. It is intended for a mature adult audience.

The stories presented here are intended to disturb. They are likely to contain death,

graphic violence, explicit sex, including imagery of sexual violence, hate crimes, blasphemy,

or other themes and images that disturb. We assume by your listening that you wish to

be disturbed for your entertainment. If there are themes that you cannot deal with in fiction

that are too strongly personal to you, please do not listen. If you feel that any particular

episode is moving in a direction you are not comfortable with, please do yourself a

favor and turn it off. In other words, brace yourself for the no-sleep podcast.

As the sunlight fades to darkness, the frame fray taints, creeping to your mind.

It's time to give into your fear. Because tonight there will be no sleep.

No, I don't think it's an emergency, but I passed her and she's going about 25 miles per hour

and a 65 mile per hour zone. She just has this blank look on her face. She needs to get off the

road because she keeps crossing a little line. She looks really out of it.

He was out like a light from the ether and they were just getting ready to start when the kids

suddenly breaks his arm restraints and sinks his teeth into the lead surgeon's throat just like a goddamn wolf.

It's episode 25, the final episode of season 4. Welcome to the finale. I'm your host David Cummings.

We have, let me count, one, two. We have two tales for you this week, but what a pair of stories they are.

They both feature people recounting events of the past through their own storytelling.

And as you'll surely guess, the tales they have to tell are deeply disturbing.

I must say this has certainly been an exciting season for the podcast. One that will be remembered

for some major turning points in the show. It was during this season that I took a big risk and made

this podcast my full time job. And then I and all the shows collaborators took another risk by trying

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