What happens when Cub Scouts take a camping trip inside a former asylum for children?
On today’s show we hear the horrible ghost story that one former Cub Scout lived to tell, and then re-experienced with his own son as a scout leader.
On today’s show we hear the horrible ghost story that one former Cub Scout lived to tell, and then re-experienced with his own son as a scout leader.
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1 Comment
fishmermaidman · July 22, 2014 at 6:43 am
No kind of brain surgery designed to treat mental illness (psychosurgery) was even attempted for decades after that place served as a mental asylum, lobotomies weren’t invented until the 1930s, and “ice pick” lobotomies– the kind that go through the eye– didn’t exist before the 1940s. Just sayin’.