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Broken Escalator
Podiobooks.com
13 episodes
1 week ago
On October 5th of last year, the escalators at West Edmonton Mall shut down simultaneously due to what was believed to be a series of mechanical failures, stranding thousands on the second floor. By the time a rescue operation could be organized and mounted, nearly everyone on the mall's upper level had been killed, and to this day few people, if any, understand what really happened during the period when that area of the mall was cut off from the rest of the world. My name is Christopher Munroe, and this is the story of what happened to me. This isn't the whole story of what happened at West Edmonton Mall that horrible day, but it is my story. This is the story of the people I met, the things I had to endure, and the lengths I went to, to survive... a broken escalator.
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On October 5th of last year, the escalators at West Edmonton Mall shut down simultaneously due to what was believed to be a series of mechanical failures, stranding thousands on the second floor. By the time a rescue operation could be organized and mounted, nearly everyone on the mall's upper level had been killed, and to this day few people, if any, understand what really happened during the period when that area of the mall was cut off from the rest of the world. My name is Christopher Munroe, and this is the story of what happened to me. This isn't the whole story of what happened at West Edmonton Mall that horrible day, but it is my story. This is the story of the people I met, the things I had to endure, and the lengths I went to, to survive... a broken escalator.
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Episodes (13/13)
Broken Escalator
Chapter 13: All Things Move Toward Their End
13 years ago
34 minutes 1 second

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Chapter 12: Revalations
13 years ago
32 minutes 33 seconds

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Chapter 11: Lonely Endings to Sad Stories
13 years ago
33 minutes 39 seconds

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Chapter 10: Rescued
13 years ago
19 minutes 7 seconds

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Chapter 9: Back to Life
13 years ago
30 minutes 28 seconds

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Chapter 8: Andrew's Story, Part 2
13 years ago
37 minutes 50 seconds

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Chapter 7: Andrew's Story
13 years ago
32 minutes 52 seconds

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Chapter 6: Everything Goes to Hell
13 years ago
39 minutes 7 seconds

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Chapter 5: Going Downstairs
13 years ago
21 minutes 51 seconds

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Chapter 4: Exodus
13 years ago
30 minutes 27 seconds

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Chapter 3: Mall Maintenance
13 years ago
29 minutes 48 seconds

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Chapter 2: Sorry For Your Inconvenience...
13 years ago
28 minutes 22 seconds

Broken Escalator
Chapter 1: How I Got Here
13 years ago
30 minutes 49 seconds

Broken Escalator
On October 5th of last year, the escalators at West Edmonton Mall shut down simultaneously due to what was believed to be a series of mechanical failures, stranding thousands on the second floor. By the time a rescue operation could be organized and mounted, nearly everyone on the mall's upper level had been killed, and to this day few people, if any, understand what really happened during the period when that area of the mall was cut off from the rest of the world. My name is Christopher Munroe, and this is the story of what happened to me. This isn't the whole story of what happened at West Edmonton Mall that horrible day, but it is my story. This is the story of the people I met, the things I had to endure, and the lengths I went to, to survive... a broken escalator.