Can you survive the vacuum of space by simply holding your breath?

How can I speed up evolution to see what comes after birds?

Answer to these questions and more on this episode of this paranormal life!

Yo! Welcome back to the podcast. You're listening to this paranormal life,

the weekly show where every Tuesday we investigate a different paranormal tale,

case, claim beast or whatever and get to the bottom of whether it's paranormal or not.

And guys, this is a very exciting week to be found at the podcast because I got a feeling this

is going to be our best episode yet. Really? I just, there's something in the air,

there's a bit of electricity. Wow! The paranormal is rearing its head around the corner

and we're about to sucker punch this bitch right in the nose. This is going to be, this is going to

be a great episode. I was just finishing up the notes there a minute ago looking outside,

there was like a weird harvest moon situation going on. Yeah. All the stars are aligning

ladies in general and I'm ready. As always you're joined by myself,

Kit Greer, Mulvina, this guy crossed me Roy Powers. Hello! And today like every other day we got a

beautiful fresh case to die right into so let's not delete that. Our story takes us back to 1924

in Oregon, United States of America. Okay, almost a hundred years ago now, after the first

world war and deep in the roaring 20s. But in some ways the Pacific Northwest was still the wild

frontier of the 1800s, the era of the gold rush, the civil war. Not least for Fred Beck,

Gabe Leffever, John Peterson, Marion Smith and Marion Sun Roy Smith. These men,

one summer had built a cabin deep in the woods under the shadow of Mount St. Helens around eight

miles from Spirit Lake. All right, these sound like humanity earth, manly men, you know snap a tree

in half with your arms and build a cabin. These men, you know, real men, burly men, we're talking

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