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"Ricky held his pistol at the ready, fully prepared to act as the  angel of mercy, but then the thing stepped fully into the moonlight, and  all thoughts of heaven fled Ricky Lee Gibson." The Gibson family meets their fate.

Written by Steve Shell
Sound design by Steve Shell
Narrated by Steve Shell
Intro music: "The Land Unknown," written and performed by Landon Blood
Outro music: "I Cannot Escape the Darkness," written and performed by Those Poor Bastards

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Anonymous

“Pork rind.” ☠️😆

Anonymous

Wow. The Dead Queen don't play.

Anonymous

I think we need a dramatis personae. I have to go back to remember who some of the characters are.

Erik C. Jones

Excellent! I'll tell you, burning through season 1 on a roadtrip makes the wait for each episode of season 2 a killer.

Anonymous

Awesome episode! Is there a reason we only got the 'in the pines' song in the prologue episode? I miss it!

Tonya Downing

Eeeeeeerrk so creepy!! And Pork Rind!!

Grif 07

So is the update schedule about every 2 weeks? I caught season 1 around the time the Wolf Sisters story dropped. This is my first time following along in real time.

Anonymous

As a Mommy of a 10 year old, this is really hitting hard. I love it but I may be inconsolable if something happens to Caleb

Sarah Rennie

After breaking to listen to BMOC I was confused with the new episodes and had to come back and re-listen to these. Honestly I thought there was something wrong with me because I couldn't understand what these story lines had to do with one another. So if the following episodes are a three part story where do these first two fit in? Will there be any resolution to this? Are we coming back to Caleb's story?

Christine J. Long

"Caleb is not you, he dun't have the same spark of dumbass in 'im." Love it.

Austin Roughton

Do we know anything more about "Old Green Eyes"?