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In this gripping new episode, host Rudy Stankowitz guides us deeper into the unraveling psyche of Nurse Willow Sullivan as a quiet Monday morning turns violent and surreal.

What begins with a pre-dawn sense of dread quickly gives way to chaos in the ER. Willow is jolted awake by the unshakable feeling that someone—or something—is watching her. Shaken but determined, she laces up for a run, unaware that a stranger lingers in the shadows, tracking her every step with a hunger only he understands.

But the real horror comes later. A woman—stabbed and possibly assaulted—is wheeled into the trauma bay. As Willow works to save her life, flashes of a recurring dream rush back. It's not déjà vu. It’s a warning. The scene she’s treating is too close to the vision she lived through in her sleep. Was it a premonition? Or something darker?

Meanwhile, Officer Grady Reynolds watches over the ER, haunted by the old legends of Satan’s Sink—the eerie forested pit where the victim was found. The town of Lewisville carries its secrets like open wounds, and the scars are starting to bleed.

Episode Highlights:

• Willow’s eerie awakening and run-in with unseen eyes
• The unsettling reappearance of the mysterious man from the diner
• A violent attack at Satan’s Sink leads to a high-stakes trauma response
• A folklore legend becomes terrifyingly real for Officer Reynolds
• The line between dream and memory begins to blur

Content Warning: Contains depictions of violence, medical trauma, and psychological distress. Listener discretion is advised.

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Written and narrated by Rudy Stankowitz.
Produced by the Twisted Chapters team.
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Blades of Glass: A Town Stained in Silence is a Twisted Chapters True Crime Original, written and adapted from the novel Blades of Glass by Rudy Stankowitz, available on Amazon. This episode was produced by Joy Riddle, mixed by Cleo Hatshesup, and executive produced by Doodle & Lizzie Borden. For full transcripts and bonus content, click the sow notes