Book your ticket to happiness with Sun Express Airlines. Today on the Grave Talks we continue our conversation about urban legends, ghost stories, and folklore,

a new book by Micah Campbell.

We've all heard those stories that seem to be passed down. Maybe it's a vanishing hitchhiker,

a ghost everyone knows that haunts a cemetery nearby.

Maybe it's something more nefarious like a monster that people have reportedly seen in a nearby forest or swamp.

We've all shared those stories, but do we really know the truth?

Do we really know what goes bump in the night? Do we really want to? What is the truth

behind those spooky legends? I'm Carol Hughes and on this episode of The Grave Talks

we'll continue our conversation about urban legends, ghost stories, and

folklore a new book from author Micah Campbell. Now Micah what is one of the stories that you

particularly felt drawn to or one that really moved you as you were researching

the book? You know there's one I think it's the second to last chapter Hell's

Gates Bridge that one brought me to tears by the end of it that that one is so

tragic and it takes to so many twists and turns.

So the story is on Hell's Gate Bridge that if you drive directly to the middle,

it doesn't matter which way you're driving, but if you drive directly to the middle. It doesn't matter which way you're driving, but if you drive directly to the middle and look out your back window, you'll see a shimmer or a, uh, sometimes a fiery landscape, but then it's gone. You know, you keep driving and it's gone.

But if you go right to the center of that on either side, you'll see that.

And this one took a lot of investigating, but there were two deaths that happened right around the same time.

First a little child was killed by a woman who was poisoning her son and husband,

but she practiced on neighborhood kids

to get the poison right.

And one of the girls actually died,

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