• 77: Terrifying True Urban Legends: Summertime Edition // Dark Summer Series

  • Aug 15 2024
  • Length: 35 mins
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77: Terrifying True Urban Legends: Summertime Edition // Dark Summer Series

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  • Lights of a ghost plane that illuminate a New Jersey forrest, the legend of a hermit who lives in the woods in Maine, and a woman found at the bottom of a lake in New York. These are three urban legends with some terrifying truths behind them

    TW: Suicide

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