<description>&lt;p&gt;In this episode I explore the world of telepathy and clairvoyance. I take a look at the telepathic connection between twins, and look at two unwilling clairvoyants who foresaw terrible tragedies in both England and the United States&lt;/p&gt;
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In this episode I explore the world of telepathy and clairvoyance. I take a look at the telepathic connection between twins, and look at two unwilling clairvoyants who foresaw terrible tragedies in both England and the United States

Episode 19: Those Things We Do With Our Minds

<description>&lt;p&gt;Listen to the unexpected conclusion of Robert Bloch's short Story, "Yours Truly - Jack the Ripper."&lt;/p&gt;
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Listen to the unexpected conclusion of Robert Bloch's short Story, "Yours Truly - Jack the Ripper."

Episode 18: Yours Truly - Jack the Ripper, Part Two

<description>&lt;p&gt;Since this is October, I thought it might be fun to read some creepy short stories. This episode features the short story, "Yours Truly - Jack the Ripper," by Robert Bloch. Bloch was a prolific writer in the mid twentieth century who became famous due to his novel, &lt;em&gt;Psycho. &lt;/em&gt;In this story, he offers an interesting twist to the Jack the Ripper murders. I have split the story into three parts. Part two will be coming shortly.&lt;/p&gt;
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Since this is October, I thought it might be fun to read some creepy short stories. This episode features the short story, "Yours Truly - Jack the Ripper," by Robert Bloch. Bloch was a prolific writer in the mid twentieth century who became famous due to his novel, Psycho. In this story, he offers an interesting twist to the Jack the Ripper murders. I have split the story into three parts. Part two will be coming shortly.

Episode 17: Yours Truly - Jack the Ripper, Part One

<description>&lt;p&gt;On June 13, 1797, Nelly Butler and her child died during childbirth. Her husband, George Butler, buried them on their property. On January 2, 1800, Nelly Butler appeared in the cellar of the Blaisdell home in the next town, almost three years after her death. What transpired over the next several years was not only the first documented case of a haunting in America, but one of the most well documented hauntings in history. Several hundred people would see and document in their journals and letters their experiences with the apparition.&lt;/p&gt;
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On June 13, 1797, Nelly Butler and her child died during childbirth. Her husband, George Butler, buried them on their property. On January 2, 1800, Nelly Butler appeared in the cellar of the Blaisdell home in the next town, almost three years after her death. What transpired over the next several years was not only the first documented case of a haunting in America, but one of the most well documented hauntings in history. Several hundred people would see and document in their journals and letters their experiences with the apparition.

Episode 16: Those Things that Live in the Cellar

<description>&lt;p&gt;In 1997, Jeff Boiler was a deputy sheriff in the Cascade Mountains in Oregon. It was the perfect job for him because it gave him plenty of time to do his favorite thing - hike and camp in the woods. Whenever possible, Jeff was in the woods. On a particularly nice day, his boss let him leave work early, and Jeff decided to go for a hike. He drove to a remote area and went on a hike. What happened that day forever changed Jeff's life.&lt;/p&gt;
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In 1997, Jeff Boiler was a deputy sheriff in the Cascade Mountains in Oregon. It was the perfect job for him because it gave him plenty of time to do his favorite thing - hike and camp in the woods. Whenever possible, Jeff was in the woods. On a particularly nice day, his boss let him leave work early, and Jeff decided to go for a hike. He drove to a remote area and went on a hike. What happened that day forever changed Jeff's life.

Episode 15: Those Things that Break Trees

Many of us, at heart, are extremely skeptical when it comes to anything that exceeds the boundaries of our everyday existence. We listen with interest to those who claim to have had some kind of "experience," but at best we just find it entertaining. However, every now and then, we hear of a story that really can't be explained away by logic and reason. Those Things is a podcast that explores real-life experiences individuals have had that can't be so easily explained away, and the stories and the people involved make us question our own beliefs.

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