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🗓️ 24 July 2023
⏱️ 9 minutes
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A special sample of one of our favorite recent premium episodes, which concerns a cursed painting blamed for a spate of house fires. Could a Crying Boy have sought some kind of revenge on innocent homeowners?
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0:00.0 | Hey, strangers. Today, we want to share with you a little treat, a teaser for one of our favorite |
0:06.4 | premium episodes. It's called The Crying Boy, and it's about a very sweet painting that's |
0:12.5 | purported to harbor a very concerning curse. If you like what you hear, you can check out all 34 |
0:20.2 | of our current premium episodes on your |
0:22.9 | platform of choice. You can join us on Patreon, Apple Premium, or on Supercast. |
0:28.7 | Patreon is $5 a month with lots of perks and ad-free early release regular episodes. |
0:34.9 | Or you can get the premium releases for $2.99 on Apple or Supercast. |
0:39.7 | And don't forget, there are two full-length bonus episodes released every month. |
0:45.2 | And not to worry, you'll have your regular episode in your feed on Tuesday. |
0:49.8 | We hope you enjoy The Crying Boy, more than the paintings owners did. |
0:58.9 | I'm Laura Norton, and this is one strange thing, the show where we search the nation's |
1:04.4 | news archives for stories that can't quite be explained. |
1:23.5 | Strangers, we've shared stories about cursed objects on this show before, and the setup is almost always the same. |
1:25.7 | There's a strange thing for sale. |
1:27.9 | The current owner gives a vague warning to prospective buyers. |
1:32.0 | A prospective buyer ignores the warning, takes the object home, and is subjected to misfortune, |
1:39.3 | ranging from minor accidents to death. |
1:43.0 | Unlike us, it seems that not everyone has a horror movie audience in their |
1:47.0 | head at all times, yelling things like, no, don't buy the obviously evil doll. Of the objects |
1:54.0 | that we've covered before, the internet usually plays a role in how quickly the story of an object |
2:00.0 | spreads, and how quickly the story takes |
2:02.6 | on a life of its own. And in this context, by the internet, we often mean eBay, because |
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