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BCL Rachelle Rozzo Hill View Manor

Hey Gang, Rachelle Rozzo of Hill View Manor stopped by to talk about the haunted location!!!

An episode of the Black Cat Lounge's Podcast podcast, hosted by Rev. Tim Shaw, titled "BCL Rachelle Rozzo Hill View Manor" was published on September 28, 2015 and runs 57 minutes.

September 28, 2015 ·57m · Black Cat Lounge's Podcast

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Hey Gang, Rachelle Rozzo of Hill View Manor stopped by to talk about the haunted location!!!

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Hey Gang, Rachelle Rozzo of Hill View Manor stopped by to talk about the haunted location!!!

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