Shadowy Legends: Corpsewood Manor Tragedies and the Enigma of Number 13

Paranormal Howl Hour

What's it like to walk through the shadowy corridors of a haunted manor, or uncover sinister secrets hidden in the Appalachian foothills? This episode of Paranormal Howl Podcast serves up a spine-tingling journey, starting on a lighter note with our newfound affection for Sonic drive-in drinks and a delightful trip to see the new Beetlejuice movie. From there, we share our hair-raising escapades down Connecticut’s most haunted roads, climaxing with a chilling visit to Dracula's Drive. We'll also spill some beans on our personal lives, including a cozy mini staycation and future plans for spooky treats.
Ever wondered how a respected professor from Loyola University ended up building a macabre homestead in rural Georgia? We unravel the tale of Joseph Odom and Charles Scudder, who found solace away from city life in their uniquely eerie home, Corpsewood Manor. Featuring demonic stained glass windows and a mysteriously pink gargoyle, their sanctuary became a focal point during the Satanic Panic of the 1980s. Discover how cultural fears and prejudices turned this serene retreat into a site of gruesome tragedy, culminating in the brutal murders of Scudder and Odom by Avery Brock and Tony West.
What’s so unlucky about the number 13? We wrap up with a riveting discussion on the notorious digit, exploring its historical roots and cultural interpretations. From the tragic downfall of the Knights Templar on Friday the 13th to its revered status in Wiccan traditions, we dissect the myths and facts that surround this enigmatic number. Prepare to be both spooked and enlightened as we uncover why 13 remains one of the most superstitiously charged numbers even today.

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