The Man Who Fixed the Bell at Saint Anne's

In the autumn of 1999, I drove through a stretch of western Kansas that the maps had forgotten to update. The town was called Prophet — a name I later learned the residents had tried twice to have changed. I went there because of a voicemail left on my machine by a man named Harlan Cross, who said he had something to show me in the bell tower of Saint Anne's Catholic Church. What I found was a man who had spent forty years tuning a single bell to a frequency that could not exist. He showed me the recordings. He showed me the hairline fractures in the stone. And he told me why the bell had to ring at exactly 3:17 each morning — a time that appears nowhere in the liturgical calendar. This is the story of what I heard in that tower, and the three seconds of silence that followed the final toll. #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #LunaReads #SideB #ProphetKansas #SaintAnnesBell #HarlanCross #BellTower #AcousticHorror #1999 #Autumn #Kansas #CatholicChurch #ImpossibleSound #Frequency #TheBellOfSaintAnne #317AM #Unsilence #BsideHorror #VinylHorror Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo