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Thank you. Welcome to Tales to Terrify. Welcome to Tales to Terrify. Good evening, children of the night. We're still on the road, and I hope that your Halloween

treated you well. Thank you for indulging me as we left Chicago proper so I could swing past

Joliet Correctional. I'm a Blues Brothers fan, you see, and I wanted to take a peek. Good thing the

DOC closed that place down back in 2002.

It definitely seemed better days.

We're headed east now along Interstate 80 under a full moon,

and we've made a stop in Gary, Indiana, home of the Jackson 5.

I noticed the Indy Star had a recent article in relation to a home on Carolina Street.

I'll read you an excerpt. Later that evening,

Washington and registered nurse Willie Lee Walker brought the two boys into a small exam room for an interview. Campbell joined them. The seven-year-old stared into his brother's eyes and

began to growl again. It's time to die, the boy said

in a deep, unnatural voice, I will kill you. While the youngest boy spoke, the older brother started

headbutting Campbell in the stomach. Campbell grabbed her grandson's hands and started praying.

What happened next would rattle the witnesses, and to some it would

offer not only evidence but proof of paranormal activity. The rest of the article you can find

in the show notes. So, the story you came here for, William O'Neill's She Dreams of Murder.

This one weighs in at right about an hour, so you'll be with us just a bit longer than usual.

Mr. O'Neill appropriately found his first breath of air in Indiana, specifically in Anderson,

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