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EPISODE · Feb 23, 2022 · 1H 26M

Based on a Fictional Story (Goosebumps Inspired True Tales)

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Time for some fun fiends! This week we telling you true tales that we were inspired to find by Goosebumps novels! These are not the stories RL Stein based his work on but they are similar and the exercise took us on quite the wild ride. Leslie takes on "Piano Lessons Can Be Murder" with the mysterious and multilayered case of the murder of Darlene Sitler. Holly was inspired by "Say Cheese and Die" to share with us a true ghost story from the Myrtles Plantation in St. Francis Louisiana. Holly can never choose just one story so she was also inspired but "Night of the Living Dummy" to tell us about a famously haunted ventriloquist's dummy named Mr. Fritz.  And, it wouldn't be an episode about WWBD without s few little extras along the way, so look for a fun little bio on RL Stein, A random exploration of the Whiskey rebellion and a game! Cheers to nostalgia!   Click to learn more Click here to purchase Night of the Living Dummy   Click here to purchase Say Cheese and Die   Click here to purchase Piano Lessons Can Be Murder       WWBD Merch Buy your WWBD swag here!  Join the Conversation       

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