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Well, welcome back to Coast to Coast A.m. and open lines, and we're going to kick things off.

East of the Rocky. Steve is in Waco, Texas. Steve, welcome aboard. Good morning.

Good morning. Hey, there's a place in Waco, Texas, called Cameron Park. It's a big tourist area right on the Brazos River. It's got huge cliffs that you can look, go up into the park and look down over the river. So when I went to work there, I was told the story about a building at the back of Cameron Park

where people used to go and practice wishes, basically.

That's what was practiced there and that there was a building.

So I ended up finding it.

And sure enough that, you know, this has probably been 18, 19, 20 years ago but I end up finding the building it's abandoned

uh, treatment's grown up around it

but um

around the building and inside the building

there is all kinds of

um demonic symbols, and supposedly there was a tree where the people that were practicing the witchhood would hang people from the tree, and the tree is there,

and you can actually see the rope marks in one of the larger limbs that is closer to the ground.

Wow. So was there, or is there still like a

coven of witches in Waco that you're aware of? No. No, this, not that I'm aware of and have

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