MDR - 03 - MISSING MONSTERS: THE CACKLING EMBER

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How much of history is forgotten? How much is remembered only in pieces? Missing Monsters seeks out the "truth" of historical events by finding the lost cryptids, monsters, and spirits that influenced events. Brought to you by Nicholas Jameson and his tireless research team. This episode deals with the stolen territory of the Qayqayt First Nation known on maps as New Westminster. Research by - Tyler James Nicol Sound editing and design by - Brett Ashleigh The sounds of Missing Dial Radio provided by - Sxip Shirey

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