Show Notes
A night-shift operator at a dump in northern Maine describes how “werewolf” jokes among the crew gradually turned serious after multiple strange sightings and an alleged attack on a worker near the food-waste pits. Weeks later, the witness himself comes face to face with the werewolf, barely escaping with his life.
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