
#WeirdDarkNEWS | Alive In Morgue, A Beheading, A “Possessed” Mother, And More
Weird Darkness: Paranormal & True Crime StoriesShow Notes
Eleven stories, starting with an 18-month-old found breathing in a Gilbert, Arizona, hospital morgue hours after he was pronounced dead, and running through a beheading in West Bengal, an Oregon man who claimed his mother was possessed, an Amish woman's weed whacker, and a 1962 double murder near Battle Ground, Washington.
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