T1 | Ep5 - RELATOS DE UMA ESTAÇÃO DE TRANSMISSÃO SOLITÁRIA - HISTÓRIA DE TERROR | CREEPYPASTA

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► Story By: Kel Byron Compre o livro de Kel Byron aqui: A Lonely Broadcast: Book One https://www.amazon.com/Lonely-Broadcast-Book-One-ebook/dp/B0C76FL4V9/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1NI6DF24T4T5O&keywords=a+lonely+broadcast+book+1&qid=1686076146&sprefix=a+lonely+broadcast+book+1%2Caps%2C128&sr=8-1 "Se você estiver dirigindo por uma estrada sinuosa nas montanhas, perto de uma faixa interminável de pinheiros, tente sintonizar a 104,6 FM: a estação de rádio que não deveria existir. O vilarejo de Pinehaven tem um segredo de proporções monstruosas. Evelyn McKinnon, uma apresentadora de rádio que está passando por momentos difíceis, se vê totalmente despreparada quando descobre que a estação de rádio não serve apenas para entretenimento. É uma torre de vigia." Apoie esse podcast: ► https://apoia.se/darkjack ► Já viu o meu canal no youtube? Dá uma conferida https://www.youtube.com/c/DarkJack ► Credits ▼ ► Music by: ⇏ Myuu - https://www.youtube.com/c/myuuji ⇏ Kevin MacLeod - https://incompetech.com/ ► SFX : from Pixabay Apresentado por: Dark Jack Tags: História de terror, conto, lenda, creepypasta, medo, horror, podcast de terror, horror podcast, Dark Jack, História para dormir, Narração de terror, Série de história de terror, parte 5

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