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EPISODE · Oct 19, 2014 · 56 MIN

Is That Your Kid? : 30 Days of Halloween (3 of 5)

from Is That Your Kid? · host Todd & Jake

Todd and Jake take the podcast mobile as they travel to one of Western Pennsylvania's Spookiest Places : Green Man's Tunnel. In local folklore Raymond Robinson was electrocuted when he was a young man, horribly disfiguring his face. He was not suppose to survive the incident but indeed "The Green Man" lived on. As a man, he was very reclusive. Because of his appearance, he rarely ventured out during the day. However, at night, he went for long walks. He guided himself around with a walking stick and many would come across him in the middle of the night. He was hit by cars several times and often was treated poorly because of his appearance. Green Man passed away in the 80s but some say you can still see ole' "Charlie No-Face" walking through the tunnel at night. In addition to Green Man there has been reports in recent years of Axe Murders and Car Crashes happening at the tunnel. (Some even call the Tunnel, Corvette Tunnel as it was the site of a horrible Corvette car accident) Could this be a coincidence or is the tunnel really a site of evil? ITYK? is on the case as 30 Days of Halloween rolls on. Musical Guest : Sleep Experiments (Dream Pop from Pittsburgh, PA)

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