Ryan Peacock

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Creepy · Shadows · 7 Sep 2026 podcast

And when she was halfway across the yard there was a blinding flash and a sound like God tearing the world asunder.

Then his poor wife was just so much burned meat.

She was the only one I can recall that was struck directly.

Most of the damage was just barns, outbuildings, and maybe a house or two.

People tend to exaggerate the tales a bit and make it seem as though God was smiting people left and right.

But it was just the way of the storms.

While this happened more in Greeley than it did in neighbouring towns, that can be easily explained by the iron rich nature of the soil.

But the church now that felt personal, as though God was displeased.

I could see the church from my house at the other end of the valley.

Its great wooden edifice stood proudly above the nearby homes, and that night I watched it burn through my dining room window.

Once they were on fire, the buildings, mostly wood, though with stone foundations and cellars, were nearly impossible to extinguish.

No matter how many strong men with buckets were there, once it started burning all we could do try to prevent it from spreading.

The church was never rebuilt.

Stories as to why it was never rebuilt ran roughshod through the rumor mills and

Tales of visions of God's wrath and demons dancing in the fire.

In my opinion, when God sees fit to wipe something off the face of the earth and

It's not for man to second guess him, but

Furthermore, tales involved the Greeley family and

True, the Greeley clan and their kin were somewhat odd, but

A rather pale skinned lot, with weak chins and heavily lidded eyes.

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