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101: In Too Deep | The Confessionals

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ORIGINAL AIRING: 12/4/2018

On Episode 101: In Too Deep, we are happy to have Joe join The Confessionals! Joe was the producer for the popular paranormal talk radio host and demonologist, Lou Gentile. He shares very eerie experiences he had while working with Lou on the show and how as time went on, Lou seemed to start becoming the demons he was fighting against. He walks us through these experiences, including the opportunity he had to go searching for bigfoot with Lou and Robert Morgan!

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