In 2002, investigators found more than 300 bodies on a property in Noble, Georgia.

Get to this property, there's a mysterious man, there's bodies everywhere in every state of decay.

It might have looked like something out of a horror movie, but the truth was more complicated.

I'm Kathleen Goldthar, and this week on Crime Story, I sit down with the host of one of the most critically acclaimed podcasts of the year. Noble. Find Crime Story wherever you get your podcasts.

This is a CBC original podcast.

I went through a period of mourning.

Morning our relationship, because it had forever changed, but also mourning, boundless hope for his future.

From CBC original podcasts, This is Love Me, a show about the messiness of human connection.

I'm Lou.

Today's episode, The Way We Were.

A few years ago, I was in Iceland, and I went to a sweat lodge run by two Icelandic hippies.

My friend took me there. She said the last time she was there, she saw Bjork.

So when you arrive at this place, one of these beautiful Icelandic hippies would bring you down to a roaring, like an enormous bonfire.

And then the other Icelandic hippie would come up to you and he would say,

you're orange or you're blue. And then he would give you a pair of these Elton John sunglasses

with lenses in the color that you were assigned. And I had on magenta sunglasses when I looked into the fire,

it was like a bright, bright, bright, bright pink. And the idea was just to get out of your

head and see the world differently and just let everything go. But it felt kind of ridiculous. There were these bunnies hopping around

everywhere, the Elton John glasses. It was odd. Anyway, so finally, we crawl into the sweat lodge.

It's pitch black. There's like a dozen people lying in a circle around these rocks.

They shut the doorway, and it's, like, very hot.

The drumbeat starts, like a boom.

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