Dead Oaks: "Leave Me Alone" by Payton Lyon

By Payton Lyon

Narrated by Atticus Jackson

Today’s episode, “Leave Me Alone” was written by Payton Lyon and was narrated by Atticus Jackson. Music in today’s episode was “Creepy” performed and recorded by Nicholas Critney and “Blackout,” courtesy of purple-planet.com. Please check back in two weeks for the next episode in Otto’s Story, “Dr. Nate.” Dead Oaks is brought to you by BronzeCast Productions. For more from Payton, find him on Twitter, @risingscum86 and for more from Atticus, find him on Twitter, @theAtticus. For more information and instructions on submitting your own Dead Oaks story, check out www.deadoakspodcast.com or find us on Twitter @deadoakspodcast.

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