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Episode 53 is a banger and probably one of Bee's favorites so far. Buckle up as Taylor tells us all about the 1967 high school experient that was conducted by history teacher Ron Jones-- The Third Wave.
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This story makes our heads spin. In episode 55 Taylor tells Bee and (very special guest) Cindy about the disapperance of Joan Risch. On October 24th, 1961, Joan dropped her child off at the neighbor's house without saying a word. Then she vanishes, leaving a bloody mess in her kitchen. Decades late…
Episode 54 is coming in hot with a big TW we want to put right up front: animal deaths. The Zanesville Massacre is the tragic story of a man named Terry Thomspon releasing dozens of wild animals into the town of Zanesville from his private property in Ohio in 2011.Give us a follow to see photos fro…
In episode 51 Taylor tells Bee the horrible tragedy of The Victoria Hall Disaster.Give us a follow to see photos from the episode:https://www.instagram.com/hexmarksthespotpod/
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