WARNING: THIS EPISODE REFERENCES VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN. LISTENER DISCRETION IS ADVISED.  A young girl named Ruby disappeared from the Bronwood Beech estate. The unwanted daughter of an illicit liaison, all she ever wanted was to have playmates. Three students, including the sone of a US Congressman, decided to travel to Freetown and the estate to write an article about the history of the town. All three students disappeared. Were they met with foul play? Or did they meet the restless spirit of a little girl who just wants to play?

Music: Come Play with Me by Kevin MacLeod; Sweet Sun by Loyalty Freak Music

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In February of 2014, 5 documentary filmmakers arrived at the Bronwood Beech estate to film a documentary about the estate's history. Less than two hours after they arrived, one of them was dead. With the exception of the body of the crew member and a camera, no sign was ever found of the rest of film crew. Audio ripped from the film convinced town residents that the crew met their demise at the hands of a local entity nicknamed Camille. But could the mystery of their disappearance be much simpler than that?

*WARNING* this episode contains disturbing audio. 

In post Civil War America, sometimes the most dangerous place to be was in your own home.  There were a myriad of household items that could cause illness, injury, or even death. Many wealthy homeowners knew the chances they were taking when using dangerous items or chemicals, but no one could foresee the consequences of an average household item being moved onto the Bronwood Beech estate by the greediest member of the household.  What happens when this innocuous item is moved into this house, on this land, is a story for the ages.

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In November of 1971, 2 skeletons were found under the stairs of the Bronwood Beech estate. Residents of Freetown have wondered who the unknown remains belonged to. The answer may lay in events that took place hundreds of miles, and years, away from Georgia. Let's explore the skeletons of Freetown, and their improbable connection to the Salem Witch Trials. 

Musical number Rest You Sleeping Giant / Funeral March was created by Laura Palmer

On November 4th, 1971, nine workmen arrived on the Bronwood-Beech estate to begin renovations. They found a Victorian era doll waiting for them on the stairs. Although she seemed innocuous, something about the doll made them uneasy.  This episode dives into the history of dolls, and one in particular named Ava, who is tied to an odd young girl -- and a grisly murder.

Please take a moment to listen to the trailer of the new horror Podcast, Freetown.