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We had regular visitor Robert Marro back on the show talking about his ambitions to write a new book on his close friend Malachi Martin. Here is what he had to say: 

"I was a very close friend of Malachi for the last decade of his life until his untimely death on July 27, 1999. Countless people have told me that since I was Malachi's confidante who knew and assisted Malachi Martin daily, I’m obligated to tell the story of this holy priest I was privileged to call my best friend and spiritual advisor.
I'm compelled to set the record straight due to the continuing widespread misinformation about him on the Internet; a vicious mixture of gossip, rumor, lies, and outright slander. The book's working title is "MALACHI MARTIN - A Holy Priest Against the Approaching Scream of the ANCIENT BEAST." Strictly speaking, it will be a non-fiction biographic memoir that won't shy away from addressing the more controversial issues that continue to plague Malachi Martin’s legacy to this day unfairly."

You can donate to the creation of this book HERE.
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Having chatted to Emma on a previous episode we decided to take her up on her invitation to the Rectory and we thought we'd bring you along.

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Built in 1775 as a Church of Ireland rectory, Sharon Rectory was the site of a gruesome double-murder in 1797 when the Rev William Hamilton and his wife Sara Waller were ruthlessly murdered by the United Irishmen on the eve of the 1798 Rebellion. The ancient mansion is said to be haunted by lost souls and a malevolent spirit that gives the house a demonic presence. Sharon Rectory fell into disrepair following years of disuse but was bought by Vincent and Lisa Tully in the 1990s. The couple renovated the dilapidated property and moved in with their two daughters.

Thank you to Lisa, Emma and Victoria for their hospitality.

Interesting Links:
Amazon link to Emma's book:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/HAUNTING-SHARON-RECTORY-Horror-Heartbreak/dp/1527257738

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Having chatted to Emma on a previous episode we decided to take her up on her invitation to the Rectory and we thought we'd bring you along.

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Built in 1775 as a Church of Ireland rectory, Sharon Rectory was the site of a gruesome double-murder in 1797 when the Rev William Hamilton and his wife Sara Waller were ruthlessly murdered by the United Irishmen on the eve of the 1798 Rebellion. The ancient mansion is said to be haunted by lost souls and a malevolent spirit that gives the house a demonic presence. Sharon Rectory fell into disrepair following years of disuse but was bought by Vincent and Lisa Tully in the 1990s. The couple renovated the dilapidated property and moved in with their two daughters.

Thank you to Lisa, Emma and Victoria for their hospitality

Interesting Links:
Amazon link to Emma's book:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/HAUNTING-SHARON-RECTORY-Horror-Heartbreak/dp/1527257738

NEWSREPORTS:
https://www.donegaldaily.com/2021/01/31/horrific-history-probed-at-haunted-house-in-donegal/

SHARON RECTORY INSTAGRAM:
https://www.instagram.com/sharon_rectory_ireland/?hl=en
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Having chatted to Emma on a previous episode we decided to take her up on her invitation to the Rectory and we thought we'd bring you along.

PODCAST HERE

Built in 1775 as a Church of Ireland rectory, Sharon Rectory was the site of a gruesome double-murder in 1797 when the Rev William Hamilton and his wife Sara Waller were ruthlessly murdered by the United Irishmen on the eve of the 1798 Rebellion. The ancient mansion is said to be haunted by lost souls and a malevolent spirit that gives the house a demonic presence. Sharon Rectory fell into disrepair following years of disuse but was bought by Vincent and Lisa Tully in the 1990s. The couple renovated the dilapidated property and moved in with their two daughters.

Thank you to Lisa, Emma and Victoria for their hospitality.

Interesting Links:
Amazon link to Emma's book:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/HAUNTING-SHARON-RECTORY-Horror-Heartbreak/dp/1527257738

NEWSREPORTS:
https://www.donegaldaily.com/2021/01/31/horrific-history-probed-at-haunted-house-in-donegal/

SHARON RECTORY INSTAGRAM:
https://www.instagram.com/sharon_rectory_ireland/?hl=en

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Having chatted to Emma on a previous episode we decided to take her up on her invitation to the Rectory and we thought we'd bring you along.

PODCAST HERE

Built in 1775 as a Church of Ireland rectory, Sharon Rectory was the site of a gruesome double-murder in 1797 when the Rev William Hamilton and his wife Sara Waller were ruthlessly murdered by the United Irishmen on the eve of the 1798 Rebellion. The ancient mansion is said to be haunted by lost souls and a malevolent spirit that gives the house a demonic presence. Sharon Rectory fell into disrepair following years of disuse but was bought by Vincent and Lisa Tully in the 1990s. The couple renovated the dilapidated property and moved in with their two daughters.

Thank you to Lisa, Emma and Victoria for their hospitality

Interesting Links:
Amazon link to Emma's book:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/HAUNTING-SHARON-RECTORY-Horror-Heartbreak/dp/1527257738

NEWSREPORTS:
https://www.donegaldaily.com/2021/01/31/horrific-history-probed-at-haunted-house-in-donegal/

SHARON RECTORY INSTAGRAM:
https://www.instagram.com/sharon_rectory_ireland/?hl=en

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Author Michael Anthony Gagliardi talks about his survival for 12 plus years with a demonically possessed Mother, who terrorized the family, neighbours and authorities in a small northern town in Ontario Canada from the mid-1970s to the mid-1980s.

Useful Links
Devil Take the Hindmost: A True Story of Terror
Devil Take the Hindmost Part 2: The Aftermath



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