Bizarre Things and a Killer Hangover See Ya Later!

To end Season 1 / 4 years of this amazing Hangover we thought Bizarre stories would be fun! From Ed and Lorraine Warren to sea cucumbers, to a flower that smells like a rotting corpse, Beth and Bettina cover it all!

Cheers to you, cheers to us, cheers to all the fun we had on the show! Thank you!

Ed and Lorraine Warren, were the pioneers of paranormal investigations. Beth covers this couple who, starting in the 1950’s, worked together on clearing homes, joining Catholic priests in exorcisms and educating people on demonic possessions and hauntings. The Warrens claim to have consulted on over 10,000 cases! Beth goes on to tell us of two very interesting cases involving the Warrens. To close her part of the episode she leaves the Warrens and shares with us the creepy Elsa doll, say what? This is truly what nightmares are made of.

Bettina totally changes course and challenges Beth with trivia of weird and crazy facts. As you listen, see how many questions you can answer. Giant geoglyphs 250 miles south of Lima, Peru and information on the endangered Corpse Flower (Amorphophallus titanum) end her segment of the episode.

Both Beth and Bettina express their love for the podcast and their audience. We want to remind you that this was just season one, season two will come in its time. Meanwhile, you can relisten to any of our 150 episodes and/or introduce our podcast to people you know. Thank you for joining us on this incredible journey! Cheers!

COCKTAILS: Bettina drank champagne, Aimery 1531 Cremant De Limoux Rose Brut Beth drank red wine, Menage a Trois Midnight Dark Red Blend 2021

Ed and Lorraine Warren consulted on over 10,000 cases. Photo Source

It’s just a doll……until you know the story behind this Elsa doll. Photo Source

Just a small glimpse of the Nazca Lines of Peru. Amazing, but they raise so many questions. Photo Source

Beth was right and Bettina wrong. We did see a Corpse Flower in the botanical gardens outside of Chicago, and Beth took this picture to prove it. It takes 7-10 years for these flowers to bloom and then they bloom for only 24 to 36 hours. So interesting!

SOURCES:

https://www.esquire.com/news-politics/news/a39179/five-real-life-horror-stories/