Least Haunted 2: Electric Loup-Garou
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It’s sequel time, as we present “Least Haunted 2: Electric Loup-Garou”. It’s another glimpse into all things weird and spooky with three judgemental pricks. We have a strange tale from a listener (big thanks Joe!); to shoehorn in our incredible episode title, Adam recounts his childhood fascination and dread of the Southend Werewolf; and Lee explains why he could believe Richard Herring is breaking into his house to steal wineglasses. We enjoy these chats so much we’ll probably do some more, so please send in your own real-life unusual occurrences [either DM on Instagram or send to [email protected]]. WE’RE READY TO DISBELIEVE YOU. No prep needed on this, just tune in and join us.
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Lee Good evening and welcome to Horror. I'm Lee.
Chris I'm Chris.
Adam I'm Adam.
Lee And we are here again, there will be no spoilers this week because we aren't covering a film.
Lee There will be swearing and I would like to start state from the beginning of the episode that I believe this is the best title for an episode we've ever had.
Lee and I can take
Chris We've had some pretty good titles.
Chris Yeah. Adam Adam comes out with some very good.
Lee So this evening, this is Lee's Haunted 2: Electric Loup-Garou.
Lee Yes, get in.
Adam You champion.
Lee so we did an episode a couple of months back where we discussed our quote unquote true ghost stories.
Lee and we got a lot of good feedback from people and we thought, oh, lots of people are interested and saying that they've got stories of their own.
Lee And and so we were like, yeah, chuck it out there, and people can tell us send us their true ghost stories and we can discuss them.
Lee But it would appear that all of our listeners like us don't fucking believe in them.
Lee Because we had one email from a good friend of ours, who did say this isn't supernatural, but it's just really weird.
Lee And it is a great story so we will be reading Joe's story in a little bit.
Lee but in the meantime, in the absence of any supernatural stories, we are going to discuss and also, so we can sho horn that name in.
Lee we are going to discuss the South End Werewolf.
Lee Adam, I believe you know more about this than the rest of us.
Adam Well, this this was just a thing that I kind of felt was something something real that kind of doesn't have an explanation.
Adam And ever since I was a kid, scared the shit out of me.
Adam Because
Chris Oh.
Adam It made the front page of The Sun on Friday, July 24th, 1987.
Adam Before my wife was born.
Adam So she was not there to protect me.
Adam So she was not there to protect me from such things.
Adam But yeah, front page of The Sun, and I'm I'm going to call my dad out here, only cunts by the sun.
Adam But yeah, along with the.
Lee We out is, is that what's going on here.
Adam Yeah, no, it was the, it was the page three Banchy.
Adam That's what The Sun just went crypted mad on a Friday back in the eighties, people don't remember that.
Adam They Nessie had her own like agony aunt column.
Adam and yeah, it was top notch stuff.
Adam But yeah, front page, Werewolf seized in South End.
Adam So, I'm nine and I'm thinking, South End, that's fucking near.
Adam And they've got werewolf.
Adam Shit.
Adam And I had a read of the story, didn't didn't disabused me of any fear apart from the fact that the guy's not actually technically a werewolf.
Adam In so much as he doesn't turn into a wolf.
