Resurrecting the Devil Man
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When is an urban legend not really an urban legend? When it's 100 percent true. That's the case with the so-called Devil Man, a horned figure who, according to legend, terrorized New Orleans in the late 1930s. As it turns out, it's not legend at all. It all really happened, in a bizarre, only-in-New-Orleans occurrence that saw the "devil" land in a local jail.
Many thanks to the following musicians for the use of their songs in this episode:
Aakash Gandhi, "Forest of Fear" and "Dance of the U-boat"
Sextile, "Magenta"
HOVATOFF, "Creek"
Text Me Records / Jordan Blackmon. "Human Heart"
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