Episode 18 - The Mandela Effect

Episode 18 of the Wickedness True Crime and the Unknown podcast, hosted by Wickedness True Crime and the Unknown, titled "Episode 18 - The Mandela Effect" was published on December 8, 2020 and runs 44 minutes.

December 8, 2020 ·44m · Wickedness True Crime and the Unknown

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Have you ever been absolutely sure something happened that you told your family and friends about, they remembered the same thing and then suddenly you find out that wasn't true?  That's the Mandela Effect, tune in to learn more about this mysterious phenomenon...

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Have you ever been absolutely sure something happened that you told your family and friends about, they remembered the same thing and then suddenly you find out that wasn't true? That's the Mandela Effect, tune in to learn more about this mysterious phenomenon...

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