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On September 29th 1903, in the quiet town of Van Meter, Iowa, a man by the name of U. G. Griffith would see something very odd to him. A light where a light had never been, on the top floor of the local bank. When Griffith went to confront what he assumed was a robber, the light dashed across the street landing onto the opposite rooftop. This would be just the beginning for the town, as they were now being haunted by the Van Meter Visitor.
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On September 29th 1903, in the quiet town of Van Meter, Iowa, a man by the name of U. G. Griffith would see something very odd to him. A light where a light had never been, on the top floor of the local bank. When Griffith went to confront what he assumed was a robber, the light dashed across the street landing onto the opposite rooftop. This would be just the beginning for the town, as they were now being haunted by the Van Meter Visitor.
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i'[email protected]
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Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio
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