Nick and Jess unravel two chilling tales in this episode. Jess shares the eerie story of a man whose car accident exposes the dark truth behind a local myth—but things aren’t quite what they seem. Meanwhile, Nick recounts the harrowing tale of a man who ignored the unspoken rules of buying a haunted house, only to suffer the horrifying consequences of his mistake.

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The That Sounds Terrifying Podcast:
That Sounds Terrifying is a podcast for people interested in the paranormal. Whether it’s hearing scary stories, sharing odd happenings, or even hearing different ideologies on such things. 
Join Jess and Nick to talk about how the world is much stranger than it seems and explore the unknown which can be, well… terrifying. 

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This podcast includes the original works and interviews by Nick and Jess and is considered the property of That Sounds Terrific Productions, LLC. Reposts and use of this content in whole or part must be credited to the hosts and That Sounds Terrifying Podcast.

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