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Bloody Mary: Origins of the Urban Legend (Patreon)

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Ever whispered 'Bloody Mary' into a mirror? Discover the haunting origins of this spine-chilling legend. 🕯️🔍 From an innocent herbalist named Mary Worth in 1600s New England to the blood-curdling curse that promises vengeful terror, plunge into the dark heart of this enduring myth. Is it just an urban legend? Or is there more lurking behind your reflection? Dare to watch, but don't say we didn't warn you!

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Bloody Mary: Origins of the Urban Legend - Extra Mythology

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Phil Collins

"One of the things I'll miss about being alive" sent me. Great episode, guys!

Elizabeth Sanford

It’s also neat to hear all the different regional variations of Mary’s story. In my hometown she was a daughter of the pioneers who was blessed by a Native American medicine man when she gave him water on a hot day. She got the monicker of Bloody Mary in the 40’s when hoodlums tried to rob her house, and found out just how good she was with a Winchester. Her old homestead is long since demolished, but if you drive to the far north end of 48th street and turn just after the archery range you can still roam the woods that were around her house.

Jacob White

"Bloody" Mary Tudor, one of the most frightening women in history, alongside Elizabeth Bathory, and bad asses like Anne Bonny and Mary Reid.

Chris Snider

I love the visual gag of the Bloody Mary on the desk around the 7 minute mark. Always a fan of the visual puns.

Jacob White
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Personally I think Women get forgotten in history, such as Emilia Earhart, America's most well known lady pilot, the bloody Elizabeth Bathory who liked to bathe in the blood of virgin girls because their blood made her skin youthful and kept her vibrant. Or the Virgin Queen who basically told the kings of Europe "Up yours" when her navy defeated the mighty Spanish Navy led by famous/infamous pirate, Sir Francis Drake "El Drago" (The Dragon). Then there is "Bloody Mary" Tudor, Queen Mary the first of England who is known for her violent purges and prosecution of the English Protestants. Or even perhaps Elenor Roosevelt who did SO much for the Allies as first lady during America's war time. There are so many more but I don't have the time of day to sing all their praises.

Martin Verran

When we were told this story at School, it was very similar at first ~ chanting "Bloody Mary" three times to summon the spirit, dark room, etc. ~ however, the spirit in the mirror isn't a woman burned at the stake by Puritans in the English version: instead, it's the restless ghost of England's last Catholic Queen, Mary Tudor, a.k.a "Bloody Mary," who appears to the chanter.

Bone-Head

This makes me want to see a series on Queen Mary Tudor of England.