Southern Ghost Stories: New Orleans

By: Allen Sircy

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Dive into the enigmatic depths of the Big Easy's eerie past with "Southern Ghost Stories: New Orleans." Embark on a chilling journey through the shadowy streets and mysterious corners of one of America's most haunted cities. Unveil the haunted history that has woven itself into the very fabric of New Orleans, where whispers of the past echo through time.

In this captivating chronicle, you'll encounter the spirits that still linger in the aftermath of deadly fires, cholera, and yellow fever outbreaks. Explore the haunted history of historic buildings that stand as witnesses to the past, their walls harboring secrets that refuse to be forgotten. Wander through the moss-draped cemeteries that serve as resting places for both the revered and the restless souls.

Venture into the swampy marshes where tales of the Mississippi River Monster and the Honey Island Swamp Monster are always lurking. Encounter the chilling tale of the Carter Brothers, the alleged vampires whose enigmatic existence continues to spark debate. Feel the tug of the supernatural as you delve into legends that have shaped the city's identity for centuries.

Whether you're a believer in the supernatural or a skeptic in search of a good fright, "Southern Ghost Stories: New Orleans" will transport you to a world where the past and the paranormal intertwine.

meh

AI reader with terrible narrative style. no actual ghost stories, just a list of creepy places and tragic events

Virtural Voice has a long way to go...

The narration reads pictures, and can't seem to pronounce words correctly. The stories are okay, but the narration has no soul.

Stories included history.

I just don’t like when it’s read by AI. It would be so much better with a real person. Sometimes the narration didn’t stop in the right place of the sentence.

Good Info, not the usual

good stories. relatively pleasant voice. there were some details I didn't know of before.

good read

thorough stories about New Orleans wasn't a bad thing to listen to while I worked