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Medusa Rises from the Dead

By: Drac Von Stoller
Narrated by: Michael A. Adashefski
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Karen had this idea that she would invite some of her friends over, and spend the night at the old forgotten desecrated cemetery in the woods a mile down the country road from her house. The cemetery dates back to the seventeen hundreds with many of the tombstones broken, and a sacrificial altar with blood stains on it where many unwilling participants took their last breath. Karen had no idea something evil was left behind at the cemetery that has been lying in dormant for centuries. Karen phoned her friends Pam and Cathy to invite them over for a fun night at the cemetery for telling some ghost stories around a fire with lots of drinking. The girls thought it was a cool idea Karen came up with, especially the drinking part. Karen picked out the night, so the forecast would be just right to set the mood for a spooky night at the graveyard.

©2013 Drac Von Stoller (P)2013 Drac Von Stoller
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