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The Coal Hole

By: Joshua Jared Scott on Podiobooks.com
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  • Summary

  • Following more than twenty years of conflict, a pair of brothers come to terms, putting aside the troubles of their past, and both families jump at the chance to spend the summer together in the mountains of Pennsylvania. At first glance all seems pleasant and benign, but there are secrets lurking about the small town, talk of foul cults and human sacrifice. The locals largely consider this nonsense, even with a handful of disappearances over the years and several unexplained deaths. Yet, there are those who believe, individuals who are prepared to do whatever it takes to rid their home of this darkness, an evil that is more ancient and powerful than they imagine.
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Episodes
  • Episode 18

    Episode 18
    Oct 1 2013

    Entering the mine, Donald and Justin reach a natural cavern long ago breached by the miners. Here they encounter a terror.

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    41 mins
  • Episode 17

    Episode 17
    Oct 1 2013

    Donald and Justin check the entrance to the closed coal mine, it being a popular hangout for teenagers. Michael, at the urging of Jennifer, gets Julie who lives nearby so they can search the forest trails and clearings.
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    28 mins
  • Episode 16

    Episode 16
    Oct 1 2013

    Michelle wakes screaming, the dreams and visions having taken their toll, breaking her spirit. She demands they cut the vacation short and leave immediately, only no one can find Brooke. The family separate to search for her.
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    28 mins
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