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Descend Into The Bridgewater Triangle on Friday the 13th

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Rob, Jesse and Dave from Hometown Ghost Stories return with tales from the mysterious Bridgewater Triangle, a 200-square mile area in southeastern Massachusetts, very close to where the threesome grew up and still live! Chris also knows the area well, and the four share their personal paranormal experiences, and discuss some of the more well-known cases associated with the area like the red-bearded hitchhiker, a ghost that shows up along route 44, gets into people’s cars and then vanishes. They talk about the Free Town State Forest which is home to the first UFO sighting back in 1760, the Fall River Cult, and other satanic activity, and the infamous Ledge and the paranormal activity surrounding its sheer drop. The guys delve into the findings from the Oliver House, the scariest investigation they’ve done to date, and reveal exclusive stories from the haunted house they recently uncovered in the area.


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Descend Into The Bridgewater Triangle on Friday the 13th

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