Hi Ottings. This is the Something Scary podcast. I'm your Ate Sapphire.

We have a natural instinct to protect babies because they're vulnerable, and sometimes that instinct can be used against us.

In this episode, I'll be sharing stories about newborns. Trigger warning, there is some violence against babies, but nothing is described in graphic

detail.

First, we'll follow a couple on their journey of becoming parents.

Then, we'll hear the tragic origin story of Yeda May's ghost.

After that, we'll encounter a Filipino Chinok.

And finally, we'll haunt a dead woman's

great-granddaughter. I receive hundreds of amazing story submissions every single week. As always,

the first story you hear is one that I've chosen to animate and post over at YouTube.com

slash snarled. Then I read a few more stories for the podcast.

If you have a tale you're dying to share, send me an email at something scary at snarled.com.

And if you'd like to support the show and receive bonus content, consider joining our Patreon.

Our patrons play a huge role in keeping the show running every single week.

For more information on how you could help the show and also be a part of it, visit patreon.com

slash snarled. Before we get into this week's episode, I'd like to read some listener mail.

This is from Eva, who is responding to the story of The Woman by the River from the

Mysteries from Mexico Part 2 episode. Hello, I am Eva, and I wanted to share my own knowledge

of who my dad calls Mujer de Rio from your latest podcast, Mysteries of Mexico Part 2, of the

beautiful woman who followed the men.

Mujer de Rio isn't the most popular Mexican urban legend, which is why I was excited to hear

someone else's experience with her. For some background, my father was born in Viala Lodid, Mexico,

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