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Welcome to another episode of the Readit Reads podcast. Today we bring you the most intriguing and entertaining stories from Reddit. In this episode, we will dive into a thread from r/scarystories. Enjoy :)

The author expresses frustration about having a twin, Terra, who seems to constantly invade their personal space. Terra's behavior, such as crying over certain situations, interferes with the author's desire for independence. An incident at prom and the disappearance of pets are mentioned, highlighting the tension between the siblings. The post takes a dark turn when the author reveals they harmed Terra with a knife, seeking to rid themselves of the constant presence. The post ends with the author contemplating the consequences and the possibility of getting medical help to separate from Terra.
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Welcome to another episode of the Readit Reads podcast. Today we bring you the most intriguing and entertaining stories from Reddit. In this episode, we will dive into a thread from r/NoSleep. Enjoy :)

A college student in the Netherlands shares a chilling experience involving his eccentric astrophysics professor, Professor Vogel, and a mysterious phenomenon called the Tatzelwurm. The professor's lectures became erratic, mixing advanced physics with German folklore. The student, struggling in the class, communicated with the professor about his concerns. During a stoned Christmas Eve, the student received an ominous email from the professor about the Tatzelwurm. Later, finding the professor dead by suicide in the classroom, the student kept the Tatzelwurm details to himself. The situation escalated when HenkJan, the PhD student, took over the class, discovered something disturbing on the whiteboard, and ended up drowning himself. The student is left with unanswered questions and attempts to contact an organization related to extinction events in space.
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Welcome to another episode of the Readit Reads podcast. Today we bring you the most intriguing and entertaining stories from Reddit. In this episode, we will dive into a thread from r/Unresolved Mysteries. Enjoy :)

Diane Wolf, a 45-year-old woman from Pennsylvania, disappeared 25 years ago. She was married to Merle, had two grown children, and worked the night shift at Hanover Foods. After her last shift on January 28, 1999, she went missing. Her car was later found at her sister's workplace with her cell phone inside, but her purse and wallet were never located. Despite initial thoughts that Diane might have run away, police now suspect foul play, possibly connected to her extramarital affairs. Merle, her husband, was not considered a suspect, and seven years after her disappearance, he had Diane declared legally dead. No one has been charged, and the case remains unsolved.
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Welcome to another episode of the Readit Reads podcast. Today we bring you the most intriguing and entertaining stories from Reddit. In this episode, we will dive into a thread from r/Unresolved Mysteries. Enjoy :)

The post recounts the tragic story of John Bender, an American millionaire who, along with his wife Ann, moved to Costa Rica and built an expansive eco-friendly home in the rainforest. The couple faced legal issues, an armed intruder, and a decline in Ann's health. John's escalating paranoia and attempts to cure Ann led to a shared psychosis. In 2010, during a disturbing incident, Ann unintentionally caused John's death. Ann was arrested, faced legal challenges, and went through multiple trials, leading to two acquittals. Despite no double jeopardy law in Costa Rica, Ann's whereabouts are unknown, and she awaits a fourth trial for John's murder. The post highlights the complexities of the case and the questionable actions of local figures involved.
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Welcome to another episode of the Readit Reads podcast. Today we bring you the most intriguing and entertaining stories from Reddit. In this episode, we will dive into a thread from r/Unresolved Mysteries. Enjoy :)

The post delves into the mysterious life and death of Frank Saletri, a filmmaker known for the blaxploitation horror film "Blackenstein." Saletri had planned another movie, "Black the Ripper," which remains shrouded in mystery. In 2013, a potential listing for the film was discovered on a BitTorrent server, raising questions about its existence. The post explores Saletri's background, his involvement in law, and his murder in 1982. The circumstances of his death, including the removal of the bullet and changed locks, add intrigue to the unsolved case. The post speculates on possible motives, considering Saletri's personal life and connections.
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Welcome to another episode of the Readit Reads podcast. Today we bring you the most intriguing and entertaining stories from Reddit. In this episode, we will dive into a thread from r/Unresolved Mysteries. Enjoy :)

The post recounts the perplexing disappearance of Rhianna Barreau, a 12-year-old girl from Adelaide, Australia, on October 7, 1992. After buying a Christmas card, Rhianna vanished without a trace, leaving only the card at home. The post discusses potential leads, and false information, and speculates on the circumstances surrounding her disappearance. The author suggests a connection to another similar case and explores various theories, including the possibility of someone from her neighborhood being involved. The eerie details, like the dropped record and the mannequin set up in a mall, contribute to the mystery. The post ends with a reflection on the impact of Rhianna's disappearance.
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