Page 56 of Close Your Eyes and Count to 10
A True Crime Podcast with Harley Granger
The Disappearance of Chloe Miranda
Rough audio recording for editing
[A rustling sound.]
Harley Granger:Oh, wow. This place is sick.
[A car door slamming shut. Footsteps.]
Harley:I’m Harley Granger, host of your favorite true crime podcast Stanger Than Fiction. And on this blustery day, I am here at Eaton House in Upstate New York.
[Wind against the mic, more footsteps.]
Harley:The weather is about to turn, so we don’t have much time.
[Another car door slams. A second set of footsteps.]
Harley:I’m here with my producer, Rog, who will not fail to remind you that he took a bullet for me when we were investigating a cold case not far from here.
Roger:Truth. I still have that bullet in me, my friend. Sup, y’all. Man. This place is creepy as fuck.
Harley:Eaton House. Built in 1916, it has been declared one of America’s most haunted places by BumpintheNight.com.
Roger:[laughing]Bump in the what? That’s the stupidest name I’ve ever heard.
Harley:You know I have to edit that out, right? They’re a sponsor.
Roger:Sorry.
Harley:The owners, descendants of the original builders, rent the space out for parties and other events. Apparently, some couples like to spend their honeymoon at Eaton House. And once a year, Eaton House owners host an annual sleepover that attracts paranormal investigators from around the globe.
Roger:Huh. People are weird, right? But that’s not why we’re here.
Harley:No. Eaton House, a six-thousand-square-foot Victorian, is where Extreme Games and Insane Challenges held their Haunted Hide and Seek event on September fifteenth of last year, the day Chloe Miranda disappeared.
[Wood creaking.]
Roger:Maverick Dillan and the folks at Extreme say that no one saw Chloe Miranda again after she hid that night with the rest of the contestants. They have been investigated and cleared as suspects. But people close to Chloe say that she had a long on-again, off-again affair with Maverick. And they believe that he has something to do with her disappearance.
Harley:Eaton House has been thoroughly searched. But we pulled the property survey and discovered something that no one else has mentioned about the house. Even the property owners didn’t know about it. We have obtained permission to check it out.
[The long whine of an opening door, footsteps echoing on hard wood.]
Harley:I’m filming now, and all this footage will be available on the website so that you can watch if you dare. Muwahaha!
Harley:Do you believe in ghosts, Rog?
Roger:I do not.
Harley:I don’t, either. I believe that bad people do fucked-up things and then try to get away with it. That’s what I believe.
[Another creaking door.]
Roger:Oh, look. A dark and creepy basement. What could go wrong?
Harley:After you. Watch out. Those stairs look a little sus, as the kids say.
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