The Sludge Entity Part 1

Astonishing Legends

Scott Philbrook

History, Society & Culture

4.6 • 9.8K Ratings

🗓️ 4 July 2016

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

When your loved one is seriously ill, you take them to the doctor. But what do you do when you've taken them to every doctor, specialist and holistic healer you could see, ran every recommended test and all the professionals can tell you is something is definitely quite wrong, but no one can tell you why or what to do about it? This was the case with our guests John and Deborah, whose son Jack was so sick and getting worse that they sought answers where most wouldn't consider looking.

Tonight's Quote:

“In this generation, like so many others, people have been led to believe that the devil is a myth, a figure, an idea, the idea of evil. But the devil exists and we must fight against him.”

— Pope Francis

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John's Favorite book from their recommended reading, The Four Agreements: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom (A Toltec Wisdom Book). http://bit.do/JohnReco Help! I'm Haunted!: Dealing with Ghosts: Ghost Hunter Edition by James Sangster http://bit.ly/29e3isC Other recommended reading and viewing by Houston Ghost Research, the team that worked to help Jack. http://bit.do/HGR_RecoReading

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Credits:

Episode 039 - "The Sludge Entity, Part 1" Produced by Scott Philbrook & Forrest Burgess; Edited by Sarah Vorhees, Ryan McCullough Sound Design; Original artwork by Chad Lewis; Research Assistance by Tess Pfeifle and the astonishing League of Astonishing Researchers, a,k.a. The Astonishing Research Corps, or "A.R.C." for short. Copyright Scott Philbrook & Forrest Burgess 2016. All Rights Reserved.

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0:00.0	Please remember supporting our sponsors supports us and allows us to continue doing the show.
0:04.6	There's a couple of things we need to get you up to speed on.
0:07.5	Our favorite season is the fall and more specifically Halloween.
0:11.6	That's why this year we've made a plan to get Spookier and Spookier as we draw close to that time of year.
0:17.2	We're also going to be making an effort to post shows more frequently.
0:21.1	No promises yet, but we are hard at work on it.
0:24.0	This means our existing shows are going to be a little bit shorter so we can get them out the door on time.
0:29.0	But the amount of content overall will be the same.
0:31.8	You'll just be able to access it a little more frequently.
0:35.0	So since it's already July and fall is just around the corner,
0:38.8	why don't we go ahead and take a visit to the thin place where the barrier between light and dark
0:45.2	is so fragile you sometimes can't tell which side of it you're on.
0:59.1	Welcome back to Estonishing Legends.
1:02.6	I'm Scott Philbrook and this is Forest Burgess.
1:05.8	In this generation like so many others,
1:08.0	people have been led to believe that the devil is a myth,
1:11.2	a figure, an idea, the idea of evil.
1:15.2	But the devil exists and we must fight against him, both Francis.
1:19.6	Join us tonight for part one of a story that you won't soon forget.
1:23.6	Good evening.
1:25.6	This series will be slightly different from our usual format
1:28.7	and that we won't be getting too deep into presenting various theories and possible explanations
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