12: Killer Poltergeist

from Frightful Hosted by Peter Laws

When a family in Brazil experience bizarre, paranormal activity in their home, it leads to one of the most destructive poltergeists on record. The haunting centres on an 11 year old girl, Maria Jose Ferreira. The case lasts two years, and by the end of it, Marie will be dead. I'm Peter Laws, and tonight on Frightful we explore the tragic events that led to Maria's death, and ask...could she really have been the victim of a...Killer Poltergeist? -Visit us at redcircle.com/shows/frightful5851 -Find us on all podcasting platforms: https://link.chtbl.com/frightful -Check out our other podcasts: itsarclightmedia.com

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Frightful Frequencies Cat Maida and Griffin Harris Frightful Frequencies is a WMNJ Radio program and podcast hosted by Cat Maida and Griffin Harris. In our show, we discuss horror stories found on the internet. This is a satirical and laid-back show filled with goofs and laughs. The show is known for its improvised commentary on the horrific tales we've uncovered online. Discover more WMNJ and DUPA content at wmnjradio.com and duparchive.org or wherever you get podcasts. Into The Fog with Peter Laws Peter Laws Scary true storytelling told with immersive audio. Catch the Video Version on YouTube (links in show notes for each episode) or listen on the go with this audio edition. Note: Peter Laws was the previous host of 'Frightful', but going forward his 'Frighful' style content will be found on Into The Fog.

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