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Welcome to True Crime to Go. What can I get for you?

Really interested in spiritual stuff lately. Do you have anything like, I don't know, where you cast out demons something like that pull up to the second

window and we'll see you next crime.

Welcome to true Crime to Go. I am John here with Jamie. Dude we are on kind of a

spiritual kick right now because we are listening to some crazy podcasts.

Yeah, I don't even know how we started, but there's some pod...

Actually, we don't usually endorse podcasts.

It's called The Exorcist Files, and it's a priest telling about his experience with

exorcisms and for some reason I can't stop. It's my newest addiction and it's

awesome and I think I we were at church last night and I was like dude we need to like bring in an exorcism

to the criminal show like true crime to go or true crime cast and there has to be opportunities.

And I sat here with my computer and I'm looking at a script.

And I mean, there are so many things that I'm excited to talk about.

Yeah, I mean, I gravitated toward this story when I saw it,

and we're going to try to get into it in 10 minutes or less,

so get us rolling.

Today we have a case that's as strange as it is disturbing and it comes out of Hazard,

Kentucky. Hazard is just, I mean it's in our backyard, it's probably 45 minutes to an hour away. You don't have to go through hazard on your way home though, right?

I don't, but it is like very much embedded in the mountains of the southeastern Kentucky.

This one involves a front desk clerk. in the mountains of the southeastern Kentucky.

This one involves a front desk clerk at a Hampton Inn

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