Hey, crawlspace listeners, it's Tim and Lance. Hey, you may have noticed some changes around here recently.

That's right. Crawlspace is evolving and we're beginning to publish more than just our show.

We're collaborating with several new creators and the goal is to bring you more of what you like about

crawlspace. This is because we've always wanted to support independent creators and by providing them

with a platform that has a built-in audience, they now have a jump on that part of launching a new show, which we know

is extremely difficult, probably the most difficult part of this. So the following audio

likely does not feature me or Lance, but it's crawlspace approved, and we think you'll really

enjoy it. Thanks a lot for listening, everyone.

We really appreciate it.

Good evening and welcome to the other side of midnight, where true crime meets the fringes of

reality and imagination. I'm your host, John F. Mears, author, actor, adventurer,

and probably imbiving a little too much this holiday season.

In tonight's episode, we'll look at the unsolved murder of Carolyn Williams,

a single mother of two from Columbia, Missouri, who threw a party on December 30th,

1988 and never lived to see the new year. Was she involved in the drug trade or was this something

more personal? And why is this case still unsolved after nearly 40 years?

Then we'll discuss the Bennington Triangle, a swath of land straddling three states

where missing persons, cryptids, and other bizarre phenomenon have been happening for hundreds of years.

And a caller to the show recounts his own experiences

traveling through this decidedly supernatural section

of Vermont, New York, and Massachusetts.

All of this tonight on the other side of midnight.

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