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Get ready for a night filled with conspiracies, strange places, the paranormal, UFOs, legends,

and myths from around the world with your hosts Ktown on mysterious radio.

Hi there and thank you for joining me tonight for another edition of Mysterious Radio.

I am your host Ktown and tonight we're going to be discussing something a little different

and I wanted this guest to come on the show because I am very interested in those that are

wrist takers and so I invited author Andy Hall to the show to discuss his book is called The

Nally's Hell, the deadliest climbing disaster on America's Wildest Peak. Now in the summer of

1967 12 young men ascended Alaska's Mount McKinley known to locals as the Nally,

engulfed by once in a lifetime blizzard only five made it back down. Andy Hall,

a journalist and son of the park superintendent at the time was living in the park when the tragedy

occurred and he spent years tracking down rescuers, survivors, lost documents, and recordings

of the radio communications in Denally's Hell. Hall reveals the full story of the expedition

in a powerful retelling that will mesmerize anyone interested in megastorms and man sometimes

deadly drive to challenge the forces of nature so I want you to pull up a chair and sit down

right beside me as I interview my special guest Andy Hall here to talk about his book called The

Nally's Hell.

All right Andy welcome to the show. Thanks for having me. Your book chronicles a disaster

that happened to you. I think it was 12 young men on Mount McKinley. Before we get into it I want

you to take a moment to tell my listeners about yourself and the motivation behind writing the book.

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