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Welcome to Tales to Terrify. Good evening, Children of the Night.

I'm your host, Stephen Kilpatrick, and we are about to visit Savannah, Georgia.

Last week we heard of the George Guidestones, my second favorite stop, on a trip after the

Brown Mountain Lights, which I find fascinating.

In West Virginia, we stopped at the home of the missing solder children. The ladies over at

Stuff You Missed in History Class have done an episode on this very story and goes into far more

detail than I did, and covers a story that is more expansive than I even knew about. Link to that will

be in the show notes, and I would highly encourage you to give that episode a listen.

A few weeks ago, I had asked for anyone who happened to have a mystery, ghost, cult activity,

monsters, or anything of the like to send in a link, a story, or better still, a several-minute

recording of that local mystery.

To date, we have received zero.

So, we'll spend a bit more time in Savannah. Then we will have a brief break from these stories in front of our fiction. Then I'll be

bringing back something else, maybe entirely. Near the end of high school, or perhaps it was

early college, my family took a trip to Hilton Head, South Carolina, home of

Loggerhead Turtle nesting grounds. One day, we took a drive south to Savannah. After an aimless

walk down the River Street and a longer meander south looking for the Forrest Gump bench at

Chippewa Square, we found ourselves outside a graveyard near the Savannah College of Art and

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