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The Legend of Haunted Hills Cemetery
- Narrated by: Luke Smith
- Length: 6 mins
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The Legend of Haunted Hills Cemetery
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Publisher's Summary
Deep in the woods on top of a desolated hilltop stood the most haunted cemetery ever known, called Haunted Hills Cemetery.
Legend has it that in 1855, a man by the name of Jester Flats was the new Sheriff in town. One thing the townspeople had no idea about was when Jester Flats was appointed the new Sheriff in the town of Deadsville. The Sheriff had his own idea of how he wanted to bring law and order in the town of Deadsville. His way would be by way of an axe. He was the most feared Sheriff the town of Deadsville has ever known.
©2012 Drac Von Stoller (P)2012 Drac Von Stoller
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