Hello, I'm Blair Bathory, and this is the Something Scary podcast.

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Exacting your revenge on someone might feel good in the moment, like winning a game.

But while it can make you happy at the time, it can also make you feel sick to your stomach later,

like a lingering ghost that constantly nags you, reminding you of the horrors you inflicted.

In the end, you might turn into the evil person you so hated, begging the question,

who will then seek revenge on you?

First, clean, pure torture.

Then, revenge is a dish best served in soup.

Finally, in our last story, a pass full of secrets. Before we get to our stories, I wanted to

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Sweet revenge. Some say that the feelings of guilt and regret can hide. Sweet Revenge.

Some say that the feelings of guilt and regret can haunt you,

but if you're a sociopath who feels no emotions,

guilt and regret may have to manifest in a different form,

like in this story by Natasha Lefebvre.

Lewis Webster was an ordinary man of about 55.

Each day, he would go to the park and sit on his favorite bench to feed the birds.

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