Whether thou art a ghost that hath come from the earth, or a phantom of night that

has no hollow, or one that lieth dead in the desert, or a ghost unburied, or a demon, or a

ghoul, whatever thou be until thou art removed, thou shalt find here no water to drink,

thou shalt not stretch forth thy hand to our own into our house enter thou not through our fence breakthrough thou not we are protected though we may be frightened our life you may not steal though we may be scared to death.

Welcome to Scare to Death, Creves Peepers, Roberts and Annabels. I'm Dan.

Hello, Dan. I'm Sniffles McGee.

Sniffles McGee.

Hi, guys. I have a little bit of a cold this week.

A little bit of a cold. And also, we are back in the normal studio. It sounds like normal.

Yeah.

Hopefully it wasn't too different in the last two. Yeah. Yeah, I feel like Lindsay did some good extra soundproofing. I feel like we kind of figured things out a little bit. We're tweaking things, and yeah, hopefully it's good. Yeah. Yeah. What paranormal listener claims do you have sniffles from those sent into my story at scared to death podcast.com?

I have three sniffle tales this week. Yeah. What paranormal listener claims do you have sniffles from those sent in to my story at scared of death podcast.com?

I have three sniffletails this week.

What if all my tales were about being sick and having a cold?

Just nonstop sniffle tales?

Just nonstop sniffleless.

Okay.

My first tale is what I think might be a new folklore.

I can't remember it from anything. The Fetch, which is like a sort of Irish doppelganger type thing. Yeah, I don't think we've done one of those. For a second there, I had the Rake pop up in my head. Oh, sure. Very different kind of a cryptid entity or whatever it is. But yeah, not the, what do you call it again?

The fetch?

The fetch. That sounds familiar. Maybe I came across it online, but I don't think we've had a

fetch story. Okay, great. Well, I didn't think so either, so that's exciting.

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