Show Notes
“Death is the great equalizer, the common denominator of all lives.” - Carlos Ruiz Zafón, The Shadow of the Wind
From the Grim Reaper cloaked in black, to shadowy figures that linger in hospital rooms, the image of Death has haunted human imagination for centuries. Cultures around the world have personified death—as angels, riders, omens, and even animals—all trying to make sense of what lies beyond the veil.In this episode, listen in as M reads chilling, true stories from people who believe they’ve come face-to-face with Death itself.
Story 1: Lincoln's Doppleganger Story 2: I think I saw Death Story 3: The Angel Story 4: The Man in the Hat and Patient One Story 5: I Saw Death in the Hospital Story 6: I Saw Death and the Man it Took Story 7: Death on the Highway Story 8: Woman's Best Friend
Credits: The Legends of Lincoln's Ghost Lincoln’s Doppleganger- http://wesclark.com/jw/doppleganger_lincoln.htmlThe Grim Reaper- 🔗 https://www.britannica.com/topic/Grim-Reaper Sound Effect by Sound Effect by Universfield from Pixabay Sound Effect by AlesiaDavina from Pixabay Sound Effect by Charlie Raven from Pixabay Sound Effect by HorrorScapes from Pixabay Sound Effect by Jurij from Pixabay
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