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EPISODE · Dec 26, 2024 · 16 MIN

The Phantom of Christmas Past

from Southern Fried Frights · host Southern Fried Frights

S2: E4: Many cultures and religions share the common belief that, upon death, a person's spirit departs from their physical form to embark on a journey into an ethereal, transcendent realm of existence that lies beyond the physical world. Conventional wisdom about what happens to spirits after death leads many to wonder if some spirits might remain on Earth, possibly bound to a specific place, raising a compelling and thought-provoking question. It is quite possible, and perhaps even probable, that Fire Station No. 4, situated in the city of Lexington within the state of Kentucky, truly and completely embodies the very spirit we are looking for. Sources: December 26, 1945 – The Lexington Leader - “Veteran City Fireman Dies at Fire Station” page 7 Unknown October 31, 1995 – Lexington Herald-Leader – “The Phantom of the Firehouse” - page 1 Chris Poore October 31, 2003 – Lexington Herald-Leader – “Haunting at Station No. 4” – page 17 Laura Yeun October 18, 2004 – Lexington Herald-Leader–“ Easy Spirits” page 1 Barbara Issacs

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