Show Notes
Edgar Allan Poe spent his life writing about death, madness, and the darkest corners of the human mind. But perhaps the greatest mystery he ever left behind was his own.
In October 1849, Poe died under circumstances that remain unexplained more than 175 years later. What happened during his final days? And how did a man who made a living creating mysteries become the subject of one himself?
A strange disappearance, unanswered questions, and theories that blur the line between fact and folklore.
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