• Episode 7: "I think my old bedtime story has a more sinister meaning" & The Russian Sleep Experioment"

  • Apr 17 2022
  • Length: 24 mins
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Episode 7: "I think my old bedtime story has a more sinister meaning" & The Russian Sleep Experioment"

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  • This episode features a story called “I think my old bedtime story has a more sinister meaning” that’s written by the reddit user Pudenator “Room-Sitting”. 

    If you enjoy his work follow the link below to find more of his work:

    https://www.reddit.com/user/Pudenator/


    The second story “The Russian Sleep Experiment” was originally posted to Creepy Pasta Wiki by the user Orange.Soda  in 2010, but the original author is still unknown.

     

    Do you want one of your creepy stories featured in a future episode or do you have a favorite story you would like me to read? 

    Email me at: mysinistertale@gmail.com

     

    Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sinistertalespodcast/

     

    Intro music is a remix including samples from:

    Hammond horror by Kescho

    https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Keshco/Beware_Vision_Vol_8_Keshco_Hard_Levitation_231113/Hammond_Horror

    Mary-San by Filmy Ghost (Sábila Orbe)

    https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Filmy_Ghost/Japanese_Horror_Tales/10_-_Mary-San

    Outro music:

    The Fixed Stars, the Frontier to the Beyond by William Zeitler

    http://www.williamzeitler.com/store/MusicOfTheSpheres/index.php



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