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Thank you. Welcome to Tales to Terrify. To Terrify. Good evening, Children of the night.

I am Stephen Kilpatrick, your host for the night.

Come on in, find a comfy place to settle in for the evening, find something cool to drink.

Tonight will be the first of two episodes featuring narrations by our late host, Laurence

Centaro. I'll declare these episodes

are a celebration for Mr. Santaro and his work. I do have to admit, though, as I get older,

I attend more and more celebrations, and I still have a hard time feeling celebratory. But I'll try to keep my head up if you try to

keep yours. In the show notes, there is a link to an obituary of sorts by Sally Durros writing

for Gaper's Block, a Chicago-based web publication. It details many, many accomplishes of Mr. Santaro.

I highly recommend you give that link a click and give it a read.

I'll also indicate at the very bottom,

encourages people to donate to the American Cancer Society,

noting the donation should be used for Duodino Cancer Research.

Please do so.

So, as I said before, tonight will be the first episode of two featuring Larry's narrations.

Our first story, The Case of the Tibetan Rugg by William Meekle, a Scottish genre writer

now living in Newfoundland.

He has 20 novels and several hundred short stories and genre presses,

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