This week we talk about someone who decided selling human remains on the internet was an advisable activity! Kyle has been wanting to talk about online witch covens for some time and he finally found a subject worthy of an hour long discussion. It's unfortunately worse than we had imagined. Ender Darling began posting about their use of bones in their magical practices and thus began a life of desecrating the corporeal remains of poor New Orleanians, black market bone selling, and an FBI stakeout. We assume our perpetrator, Ender Darling, fled to Florida in the hopes they would find bones in alligator dung. Alas, they were just some normal looking hippie, not a demon wearing a top hat, who was shocked the cops wanted to arrest them.
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Ep.83 – WeChat & Tencent

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