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Speaker 1: Welcome to Unexplained Extra with me Richard McClain smith, where

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Speaker 1: for the weeks in between episodes, we look at stories

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Speaker 1: and ideas that, for one reason or other, didn't make

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Speaker 1: it into the previous show. Last week's episode, Lying in

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Speaker 1: Wait detailed the haunting experience of a group of US

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Speaker 1: Marines who spent sixty days stationed on top of a

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Speaker 1: notorious observation point in Helmand Province in South Afghanistan, known

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Speaker 1: to some as the Rock. It is perhaps unsurprising that

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Speaker 1: stories of ghosts should materialize out of the experiences of war,

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Speaker 1: given the ever present proximity of death and the heightened

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Speaker 1: emotional state of all those caught up in it. Ultimately, however,

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Speaker 1: it is the location of this story that takes center stage.

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Speaker 1: Though the people change, it endures like a strange radio

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Speaker 1: tower made of earth and rock, broadcasting the tales of

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Speaker 1: a land haunted by decades of conflict. Though somewhat of

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Speaker 1: a tangent, it put me a mind of another equally

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Speaker 1: strange location that has become synonymous with wartime tales of

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Speaker 1: the strange and unnerving. It was back in March twenty

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Speaker 1: the National Library of the Czech Republic, came across an

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Speaker 1: unusual collection of books that had not seen the light

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Speaker 1: of day since the nineteen fifties. Comprised of various occult

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Speaker 1: texts as well as histories of witchcraft, freemasonry, and folklore,

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Speaker 1: the collection is believed to have formed part of a

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Speaker 1: that had once been the possession of Heinrich Himler, as

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Speaker 1: the ss. Some, however, believed that many of the books

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Speaker 1: were in fact taken to another, even more mysterious castle,

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Speaker 1: located in the forests of Bohemia in modern day Czech Republic,

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Speaker 1: for reasons that have never been entirely clear. Perhaps we

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Speaker 1: might find a clue in one of my favorite horror

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Speaker 1: films of the nineteen eighties, Michael Mann's flowed nineteen eighty

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Speaker 1: three masterpiece The Keep, based on the book by Paul Wilson,

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Speaker 1: in the Carpathian Mountains in Romania, who are slowly being

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Speaker 1: only to be reawakened by the presence and nefarious energy

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Speaker 1: the keep was based on the stories surrounding house could castle,

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Speaker 1: but there's certainly good reason to think it was. The

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Speaker 1: prisoner leant over the edge and peered down into the

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Speaker 1: unfathomable deep beyond. As far off from out of the

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Speaker 1: depths of the surrounding forest, A wolf howled. As the

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Speaker 1: All about waited expectantly for the sound of the rocks

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Speaker 1: prisoner looked pleadingly toward heineck Burker. He changed his mind.

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Speaker 1: He said he'd rather faced the noose than spend another

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Speaker 1: As the story goes, heinech Burker of Duba, a confidant

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Speaker 1: in vaslav high X Chronica Cheska or Bohemian Chronicles, which

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Speaker 1: was first published in fifteen forty three. In it, Hayak

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Speaker 1: makes reference to a certain castle of Hauska being in

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Speaker 1: in the tenth century, naming it after his son. Heineck

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Speaker 1: Berker is believed to have built a stone castle on

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Speaker 1: later adopted the name Hausker for himself, becoming Heineck Berker

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Speaker 1: Apocryphal or knot, there are numerous facts about the castle

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Speaker 1: In the years after a. Toronto's supposed occupation, the castle

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Speaker 1: In eighteen thirty six, poet Carol Heinick Masher, while in

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Speaker 1: That night, it is claimed that Masha fell into a

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Speaker 1: over a hundred years later, under the orders of Adolf Hitler,

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Speaker 1: a troop of SS guards was stationed at Castle Houska.

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Speaker 1: Just why they were there, however, remains a mystery. Today,

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