The Lazaretto Letters
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Iron Monkey
About this listen
Iron Monkey presents: The Lazaretto Letters
A weekly horror podcast.
A found collection of unmailed, handwritten letters from 1922, read aloud for the first time in over a century.
Within their pages lie tales of horror, the supernatural, mystery, and the bizarre. Some letters piece together a larger, hidden truth…an unsettling puzzle that unfolds across the series. Others stand alone, offering eerie glimpses into the strange and terrifying events that plagued the quarantine island.
Performed by:
Paul J Rose
Written, Directed & Produced by:
Paul Osier
Keywords: horror, horror podcast, supernatural, seance, haunted hospital, ghost stories, murder mystery, eerie audio drama, found letters, psychological horror, vintage horror fiction, true crime, historical suspense #horroraddict #creepy #scary #horror #scarystories #horrorpodcast
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Dec 11 202518 minsFailed to add items
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Nov 27 202511 minsFailed to add items
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