Terror Tales Episode 3: The Ghost Of Daisie de Melcker

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Host Keshav Dass is joined by paranormal expert Mark Rose-Christie who returns to Terror Tales for a chilling dive into the twisted tale of Daisy de Melcker, South Africa’s most infamous poison murderess. From hospitals and courtrooms to prison cells, her restless spirit is said to haunt every place tied to her dark past. We unravel the grim story of her crimes and her dramatic trial, along with the ghostly disturbances she’s left behind.

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