The Night Outal Podcast, Episode 3 The Tavern Part 2

Welcome to the Night Out Podcast. I'm your host Stephen Blue and this is a place for all you

restless spirits out there to tune in and hear true tales of the paranormal. I hunt these stories. the

us paranormal I hunt these stories down capture them from the mouths of those who

experience them and share them with you right here.

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In this episode, we continue where we left off on episode two, where employees and patrons of the

iconic tavern here in Austin, Texas, are experiencing things they can't explain.

If you haven't listened to episode 2, pause this and do it now.

If you're already caught up, then just buckle up because this is going to be one hell of a ride listeners.

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When I concluded my initial interviews with the staff and patrons of the tavern from the previous episode,

I reached out to my friend Sarah to see if she could visit this place with me and either validate some of the claims or possibly shed some light on what was actually going on there.

Meanwhile, I began research at the Austin History Center and online archives of the

Austin American statesmen that date back to the late 1800s.

I thought there was bound to be something in the records about a young girl's death around that time tied to that location, or at least something that perhaps mentioned the building being a secret brothel or speak easy during the prohibition era.

I spent the day at the Austin History Center, then another two days researching online, and you know what I turned up? Nothing. Not a thing. That brought up a red flag for me.

Another red flag that came up for me was that I found dozens of iterations of this ghost story about the tavern written in articles online and in print.

They all had some similarities, but it was all very inconsistent.

Some of the stories say that Emily was a prostitute working

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