05. The Woman on the Bench/ You Weren't Supposed to Stop

Tonight on Midnight Radio...The Woman on the Bench: A long haul trucker pulls into a rest stop in the middle of the night and encounters something he can't explain, and can't forget.You Weren't Supposed to Stop: Driving home alone on a dark rural highway, a college student begins to suspect the car behind him isn't just heading the same way.If something scary has ever happened to you and you'd like to share it, we'd love to hear from you at [email protected] Sinclair voiced by Daisy James.Cover Art by Cat Fratila @catfratila.jpgJoin The Midnight Mystery PATREON for early access ad free episodes!Visit the website at themidnightmystery.comInstagramBusiness enquiries: [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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