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Hey everyone. Before we get into today's very weird, very real story, we've got something new to share. So if you've been listening to Crime Salad for a while, you know that we usually focus on true crime cases, murders, disappearances, all that dark stuff.

But lately, we've been craving something a little different, not crime exactly.

Not always tragic, but still dark and strange and sometimes downright unbelievable.

So we're starting this new series under the crime salad umbrella, and we're calling it weird history, because why not keep it creepy and crunchy?

Yeah, exactly.

We're testing this thing out every week, along with our normal episodes.

This is just kind of like a bonus episode on your feed, and we'll be diving into some of the

strangest moments in history, stories that might have been forgotten, misunderstood, or just flat out sound fake.

But they are 100% real.

It's still us just with more weirdness, more side-eye, and maybe a few medieval curses thrown in for good measure.

Yeah, and we want to know what you think.

So if you're into this, shoot us a message, leave us a review, or tag us on social media.

We're testing this thing out, so your feedback means everything.

And just a warning, things might get weird.

Yes, so let's do it.

So this is going to sound fake, but I promise it's very real.

In the summer of 1518, in the city of Strasbourg, a woman stepped into the street and started dancing.

No music, no band, no party, just one woman dancing.

And then more people joined her and more until dozens of people were dancing through the streets nonstop. Some danced until they collapsed. Some danced until they died.

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