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MAG 99 - Dust to Dust
🕑 Added 2018-03-27 23:00:01 +0000 UTC #9522002Case 9522002 - Robert E. Geiger. Incident occurred in Boise City, Oklahoma, April 1935. Victim’s name given as Stefan Brotchen. Statement given 20th February, 1952. Committed to tape 2nd September, 2007. Gertrude Robinson Recording.
Content Warnings for this episode are at the end of the show notes.
Thanks to this week's Patrons: Jeff Goodhind, Liraven, Ryan Byrne, Rachel Brownhill, Chad Wiley, Paul Richardson, Doug Bostic, Cooper Dukes, Jay Honsey, Mark H, DisasterNick
Edited by Elizabeth Moffatt, Brock Winstead & Alexander J Newall.
Gertrude Robinson is played by Sue Sims, The Archivist is played by Jonathan Sims, Michael is played by Luke Booys, Georgie Barker is played by Sasha Sienna, Breekon is played by Martin Corcoran, Hope is played by Steve Violich.
Sound effects for this episode provided by MrAuralization, CGEffex, Diramus (https://www.youtube.com/user/diramus), RICHERlandTV, LOVEBURD & previously credited artists via freesound.org.
Content Warning for:
- Suffocation
- Undead
- Natural Disaster
- Abduction
- Claustrophobia
- Violence
Comments
Pia K R
I work in a plant nursery... should probably have waited till I was done mixing soil before listening to this one.
Rurrie
well, actually. Boise, Idaho is pronounce Boy-see (or Boyzee if you're not local), but Boise City, Oklahoma is actually pronounced Boys, as Gertrude says it.
Zackery Breeland
Georgie is such a wonderful person! The little bit of brightness and stability amidst the dark chaotic storm brewing
Grace 'Gengar' Soria
Classic Barker, lol.
Laura Eberly
Wonderful! (It's pronounced "Boy-see City" :)
Wren Griffin-Harrigan
For the love of all that is holy, Jon, when are you going to remember you are living a horror film and Remember Not To Go Out Alone. Also, shout-out to American History and the Dust-bowl. Bless, guys, bless. Weirdly though, biggest surprise for me was that Gertrude doesn't speak Spanish...
Mark Sutton
While I liked the entire episode, my favorite part was the cliffhanger. My stomach dropped when I heard Breeken and Hope. It'll be interesting to see what happens to the poor archivist next.
Josh Harper-Cole
Maybe Gertrude already stopped The Buried's ritual to change reality to suit it? (the Forever Buried). Nice callback to MAG 57 with Yan Hildebride (sp?). And Michael's origins! What a series of revelations! Gertrude episodes are always my fave, the hint of an American accent was neat too!
Rhydwyn
Well that was very interesting. Does Michel have some lingering fondness for the institute, I wonder? Is he less of a neutral force than he presented himself? Was it a run in with a Turner who put the bones in his hands?
Alexandra Krzoska
O.M.G! So exciting! ♥ And what a mean cliffhanger!
Coco
I'm a simple person. I see 'Michael' listed in the voice credits and I YELL VERY LOUDLY.
