And welcome back to Hilby Horror Stories.

This week, I'm going to give you something a little fresh.

On today, which is currently Sunday, February 1st, and on Wednesday, you're going to hear from a good friend of Hivley Horror Stories.

Zevlin, from Kind of Murdery.

I have had the honor to be an interview by Zevin in the past, and we had a blast.

I really think you like Kind of Murdery if you're into true crime, and even if you're not into true crime, you may still enjoy it.

If I may put in a personal plug, season three and episode four of solo, a zombie

apocalypse, will be released today as well. I invite you to go listen. It is a fully scripted audio

drama with voice actors and full sound effects. So if you're in a brand of zombies and humor, check us out.

But enough for that, let's go enjoy Kind of Murdery.

Warning, Kind of Murdery contains adult themes, explicit language, and descriptions of violence.

It is not suitable for anyone,

and we recommend you stop listening now.

True crime with a dash of the paranormal,

the garish, the strange in the darkly comic,

a podcast that's about more than just murder. It's my very own pocket dimension, home to a curated collection of bizarre and

compelling stories, the unsolved, the unsettling, and the unbelievable. I cover it all, just so long

as it's Kind of Murdery.

Hey everybody, welcome to Kind of Murdery. I'm your host, Zeven Odleberg. Thank you for deciding to be here.

Today we bring you a story discovered in the Mendocino Beacon on Saturday, April 18th, 1936.

But the origins of this mysterious tale date back many years earlier to a haunted logging town near the border of Humboldt and Mendocino counties, and its ill-fated sawmill frozen

in time.

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