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Thank you. The I'm not a lot of Good evening and welcome to Monsters Among Us.

I'm your guide, Derek Hayes.

Welcome back to another episode filled with creepy creatures and goolish ghosts.

I have several great stories to share with you this evening, but before we get started,

I wanted to thank a couple of donators that arrived late to the party.

After last week's episode, I received a few generous donations from the following folks.

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and every dollar helps all right enough begging let's hear some spooky encounters History is a funny thing.

History is a funny thing.

Have you ever found yourself in a location with history and actually imagined what it was like 50, 100, even 200 years ago? Countless times I've done just that. I'll

be sitting on a streetside patio enjoying lunch when the thought hits me.

What history does this very spot hold?

Were there events held here?

Wars, parades, maybe even hangings.

The truth is, history is an ever-changing force, and just like the erosion of wind and water, time has a way of

smoothing out rough areas. This happens to be the situation with our first caller of the evening.

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