Our first story was submitted by Sunny, where she witnesses a stranger in the apartment. But was anyone actually there?
In our second anonymous submission, we hear about a haunted farmhouse with a dark past.
Finally, we end with Holly's story that takes us to an old New Zealand property with a history of ghostly presences that multiple people have seen.
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Whenever I hear any stories that are about the mountains, a lake,
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the ocean, somewhere where I can't imagine living, like in
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the woods, for example, I get super excited.
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Today, we have one of those. What that means is that we have
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another listener submissions episode.
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You ready? My name's Edwin and this is
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Paranormal Club. All right, so this deserves the
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fire. So let's go in 2021.
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I got this e-mail from Sunny. This is from a story that was
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actually featured in True Scary Story, but it's worth a revisit.
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And this is kind of a behind the scenes like when people send in
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their initial stories and this will really creep me out.
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It's actually the first call that I received from a person
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that, like, I wasn't actively bugging to send me a story.
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So Sunny, I'm always remembering this story seriously.
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But here we go. Here's what it says.
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I was seven years old when this happened to me.
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I'm 37 now. It all started one morning when
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my mom left my older sister who was nine at the time, in charge
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of myself and my younger sister. My dad was a truck driver at the
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time so he would spend days away from home.
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My mom was pregnant with my baby sister at the time as well so
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she had her hands full. The apartment was small.
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It was a two-bedroom 2 bath apartment.
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The two-bedroom had a small hallway you had to walk through,
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but the bathroom was literally less than 5 feet from the
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bedroom. It was in that hallway and I saw
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him. My parents had AC shaped
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sectional, it would have to walk around it to get to the living
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room. This particular morning my mom
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woke us up and made breakfast for us and told my older sister
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what to make us for lunch. My mom would always give us the
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don't open the door and don't answer the phone speech before
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she left for work. As we ate and my mom left for
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work we all decided to watch TV in the living room.
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A couple hours went by and I told my sister that I needed to
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go to the bathroom, so I got up and walked around the couch.
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When I got to the hallway I saw a white man with a white towel
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around his waist. This man came out of our room
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and it seemed as if we locked eyes.
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I was frozen with fear and confusion because I knew no one
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was in the apartment but us. I never heard a door open or
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close. Now I couldn't move.
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The man finally looked forward and walked into the bathroom.
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No lights were turned on or off, he's just disappeared in the
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bathroom. I turned around and walked back
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to the couch and sat down by my sisters and my older sister
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asked what I was looking at and I said there's a man in the
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bathroom that didn't move off the couch for hours until our
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mom got home. I told her what happened and she
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was terrified. Thankfully, my dad was on his
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way home. Once he got home, he looked in
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our room in the bathroom and said no one was in there.
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I was terrified to go back in that room, so my parents
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switched rooms with us. After my mom had my baby sister,
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we moved into a house. Years went by and I was about 14
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or 15. I was at a basketball
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tournament. We stayed overnight at a hotel.
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I told my teammates what I saw when I was 7, and a fellow
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teammate told me that she saw the same man around the same
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time in the same apartment complex.
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She described this man in such detail that we both got creeped
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out about it. We never found out who the guy
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was or if anyone else had seen him or what had happened to him.
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I'm just happy I didn't see him again.
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Can you imagine that seeing somebody in your house,
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especially when you're alone at the house, right?
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You're my parents did the same thing.
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They're like don't open the door, don't answer the phone.
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So I kind of grew up with that kind of, you kind of know not to
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open the door. Like you, I still don't even
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like to open the door. I don't even like to answer the
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phone sometimes, but yeah, that's super, super creepy.
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Sunny, thanks a lot for sharing that story.
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It's still it's still haunting. She actually has the story is
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called the Phantom Carriage if you want to check it out.
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It's one of the early, early stories in in true scary story
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like the podcast. So you can actually find it
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there. This is an additional story that
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she submitted like, well, we're recording this one.
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This next story is from anonymous back three years ago,
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actually. And here's a story about a
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farmhouse. We used to live in an old
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farmhouse, and it was probably a good 40 to 50 years old.
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So it was old, the paint was kind of peeling off the outside
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and it just had that old look to it.
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And I always thought it was creepy but never thought much
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about the feeling. One night while I was asleep, I
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woke up for no reason. By the way, there's this window
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near my bed that the curtain is kind of an older one, kind of.
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It's transparent so you can see through them, but not far, maybe
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a few feet. But that night it was weird and
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my dog, I had a Pitbull, woke up just about the same time and she
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looked directly at my window. Dog started to whine so I
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thought OK maybe she has to go out.
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But when we went out she tucked her tail in between her legs and
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would not move an inch off our steps.
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And that's when I noticed something in the field that was
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not an animal. And this time of the year, the
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cows aren't in this field. So it wasn't a cow, but I
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watched it walk toward the house and then just instantly vanish.
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It gave me a very creepy feeling.
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And that's when I decided to head back inside and I feel my
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dog had sent something or felt something because she did not
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want to leave those steps. A few months later, I was at
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home with my parents watching TV.
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We were just watching a Hallmark movie and there's a commercial
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break and from where my couch is, I can see the dining room
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table. No one was there, but for some
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reason whenever I see movement that I didn't know what's going
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to happen, I just snapped my eyes over the sores.
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And that night I thought I saw some movement in the dining area
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and at first I saw nothing. Then I looked closer and I kind
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of saw a floating head circling around our table and then poof,
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it was gone. Then I asked my parents like,
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did you guys see that? And they say no, we didn't see
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anything, what did you see? And I told them about the head
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and they said that I was just seeing things.
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So I thought nothing of it. But I can't rule out that I
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wasn't seeing things. But I was actually scared to the
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point where I actually don't think I was just imagining it.
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Here's another story that I have.
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It was a Thursday afternoon and it was sunny and I was having
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fun that daycare and my parents showed up to pick me up.
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Then I had Zoe, my dog, and they picked me up and drove home and
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our front door was locked. That was normal.
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But when we came in we had this fire escape door with a hook and
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circle lock on it. So you have to like open it to
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actually mean to open it. And my parents say it wasn't
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open when they left, but it was wide open now.
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And there was a bunch of stuff in the hallway.
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There was this old rocking chair that was there when he moved in,
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and it was rocking back and forth, not a lot like you see in
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the movies. Very slowly.
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A few weeks later, we were talking to the owner of the
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house because we were at the farmhouse.
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And I tell him about what I had been seeing and what's been
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happening. And that's what he says that the
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woman who had lived there before had been into witchcraft and had
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also done devil rituals. These are my 3 experiences we
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have since we moved. And I have also experienced
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things. My new house, I also learned
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that someone had actually died at this new place where I am.
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There's an example of when something's tied into a location
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where you, you know where you're experiencing this because we
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also get stories where the person's actually has an
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attachment that's been following them.
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But in this case, move to a new place and also have more
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experiences and some other thing happened there.
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These are two very strange combinations here.
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So just be careful out there. The next story is comes from
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Holly. This was submitted back in 2022
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and it's about a house in New Zealand.
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So for this one, make sure you have your your, your coffee,
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your tea, a Kovika ready everything because this is a
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this is a long one and it's very immersive.
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So here we go. My great grandfather from
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Denmark moved to New Zealand with his wife, my great
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grandmother, and built this house to lay their roots.
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So it's over 100 years old. It is in Wanganui, New Zealand,
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a small town next to a lake. It was a huge property with a
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small forest to the side of the house and huge Pines along the
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lakefront. It was always old in my
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memories. My great aunt lived there until
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she died and then my auntie lived there into my teens.
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No one ever repaired it or renovated it so it was all
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original except for maybe the toilet and fridge etcetera.
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Being old and rundown it was of course creepy.
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It was so dark even on a sunny day, and being a small house on
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this huge plot of land, it felt like you were alone for miles.
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There was a long gravel driveway to the house and the lake had
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been hidden by these massive Pines, so it was very isolated.
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I hated going there, but we would go every year to visit my
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grand aunt. She lived there her whole life
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and never married. My granddad, the youngest, was
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the only child of seven to get married and have children.
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My great aunt and auntie we're both crazy cat ladies and we're
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used to living alone, so the old house in isolation never scared
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them. Even the paranormal things going
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on, When you enter the front door, immediately the air feels
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heavy and you get this weight of fear over you.
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I don't know how else to explain it.
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There was a strange smell and old furniture and rugs and like
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50 old cats, which was the only way I stayed entertained because
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I love animals. My grand aunt was old and not
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really friendly and I guess had grown so used to the isolation
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that she preferred to be alone. Bathroom.
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I've always been scared of bathrooms but I refused to go in
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there because it was so dark and black with God knows what.
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The worst room was a piano room. My cousin Ben and I would go in
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there while my mom, auntie and uncle chatted with my great
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aunt. He would play on the piano.
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He would show off on the keys. It was I was about 10 and he was
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11. He would always play pranks on
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me and try to scare me. This was different.
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He sat on the piano stool talking and laughing and then we
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heard music coming from the piano.
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We both looked at each other and then at the keys.
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Neither of us were touching the piano.
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Our hands were on our laps. The keys were playing by
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themselves and I screamed. Of course Ben was silent and ran
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out of the room. I ran after him and started
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yelling that Ben was trying to scare me, but he was white as
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death behind his dad and he said the piano was playing by itself.
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The adults shrugged it off and said it was an old piano and
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probably broken, but it happened almost every time he went over
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to visit. Whenever Ben and I were together
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in the house, it played a strange jangly tune.
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Not entirely random strange. My mom says that she thinks she
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remembers it doing that in her youth visiting there too, but
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decided to never touch the piano, ever.
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I would never go in that room alone.
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I remember my mom and I visiting and I was in the room looking at
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the old photographs of my family.
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It was one that stood out to me, especially now.
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There was a black and white photograph from the early 1900s
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of a young girl with dark hair and a white dress.
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I asked my mom about her and she said it was my great aunt
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Josephine. I didn't remember hearing about
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this great aunt as only three of my great grandparents children
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were alive at that time and it wasn't too strange.
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But mom talked about her aunts and uncles so I knew their
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names, not this one. And then my mom told me that she
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died when she was 12 years old of appendicitis.
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The girl in the photo looked around my age too.
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I immediately felt overcome with dread.
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It was like looking at a ghost when I went to leave the room
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after my mum. I nearly wet myself.
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I swear the photo moved. I remember staring back at the
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photo and thinking I was crazy but as I walked away her eyes
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definitely moved with mine watching me leave.
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I was so scared. I get chills just remembering it
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now. It could have been my brain
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playing tricks but I clearly saw those dark eyes in that pale
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face watch me leave the room. Like the photo was alive where
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she was trapped in it, frozen in time, frozen in youth.
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I was 12 so it fell to extra haunting.
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My cousin Ben and I didn't like being in the house and he was
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being naughty so our parents kicked them out and we would
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like to explore the garden. There was an old rectangular pit
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I'm the house that was overgrown with weeds.
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There was once a swimming pool, but to my great horror my uncle
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told us that it was now a cat cemetery for all the cats the
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family has had for the past 100 or so years.
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My great grandfather was very old when he had my granddad so
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we stayed clear of the dead cats in the pool and went down this
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long kind of path lined with tall hedges on either side that
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led to a small forest. I remember looking down the long
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corridor of hedges. The end was so dark it was black
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and always foggy from the rain and trees.
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I swear I saw a figure standing at the end when my cousin and I
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would go play in the forest. I saw a tall dark figure at the
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end and refused to go. When my cousin laughed at me and
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ran down toward it, not seeing it.
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The fog moved and the figure faded away.
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It wasn't like a man walking in and out of you, he literally
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just faded in and out of sight. My family is made-up of very
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tall, slim men, so it could have been any of them, but at the
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time only my great grandfather had died before my mom and her
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siblings were born. It was an Olympic gymnast in
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Denmark. I told my mom about seeing it
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and she freaked out thinking that it was someone coming to
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rob the place or try to hurt us. She didn't want to go down into
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the forest where Ben was because that's where I saw the figure.
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So my uncle called for him and we went down there.
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My mom believed in the creator and spirits but didn't know much
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about any of that and what it meant.
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My uncle came back without Ben. We started calling for him and
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looking everywhere, my mom becoming frantic thinking the
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man took him. My uncle was convinced that he
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was just hiding and pranking us. We went to this old mossy glass
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house behind the pool that was overgrown with foggy glass.
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We looked inside and Ben was in there, crouched on the ground by
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the corner. My uncle tried opening the door
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but it was locked the outside. He asked how on earth he got in
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there. He was such a troublemaker that
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my uncle got mad but Ben was not moving.
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We eventually got it open and he came out and he acted like
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nothing happened. He was fine, you know?
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A few seconds ago he was curled up in the corner amongst old
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pots and plants like he was terrified.
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Claimed to have not seen anything.
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Maybe something locked him in there as punishment for being
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bad When I was a bit older and my auntie was now living in the
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house after it had been empty for years.
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After my great aunt died, we went to visit her.
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It's about 6 hours drive from where we live so it was rare to
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be at this house, but it still had that same familiar presence
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as soon as you drove down the driveway.
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There was this huge tall concrete through at the start of
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the hedge corridor and in it were lots of goldfish.
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It was circular and covered with metal mesh to probably keep the
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birds and cats out. I remember lifting off the mesh
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and looking down at the fish, all colors and sizes.
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I was feeding them when something caught my eye.
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As the fish food mate rippled on the surface, the water went
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dark. The fish disappeared deeper into
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the water, out of sight until I only saw my reflection when the
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water was glassy again. My heart dropped when I realized
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there was something behind my head, a shape of another one
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another head, like there was someone standing right behind
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me. I hadn't heard anyone come up to
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me and it was only my mom, auntie and I at the property.
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So when I turned around and saw no one was there, I went
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straight into the house. That is what I get for being
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somewhere on that property alone.
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My mom told me about her own experiences in the house during
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her life. She was staying the night there
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with her dog in one of the bedrooms before I was born and
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heard someone walking up and down the hallway.
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Her dog was whining and insisting on being under the
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covers in the bed. She was normally a confident and
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vocal dog, so it was unusual. She said the footsteps were all
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different, some heavy like a man and some light like children.
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Mom was too scared to get up and look in the morning.
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Her aunts had no idea what she was talking about, but she
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insists that she was awake. The house creaked, said my great
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aunt. It was probably the floorboards.
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It was as if they kept the memory of the family walking on
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top of them. Long ago, my auntie said that
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she would wake up in the middle of the night to the smell of
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boiling cabbage, a common food cooked back when there were not
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many options for food and it was expensive or had to be grown in
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the yard. She even woke up some nights,
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the house full of smoke, but no stove or oven was on and the
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fireplace hadn't been lit for decades.
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It was as if the house kept the memories of the family alive
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long after they were gone and dead.
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Well, the last of the children died, my granddad, when I was
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17. My mom and her siblings sold the
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property and the house was demolished.
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When I walk along the lake, I can almost feel a sort of
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presence walking next to me or watching me from the Pines, as
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if they had been released from that house and now don't know
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where to go to roam the lake. It makes me feel uneasy that we
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had somehow disturbed something. One night shortly after the
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house was knocked down and taken away.
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My pets in her home were acting strange.
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My mom and I were watching TV and she noticed our dog staring
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at something dead still. She called her name but she
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didn't move or so much as look at us.
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An acknowledgement. I had my cat next to me.
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He was sitting dead straight and staring at the exact same spot
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that my dog was staring at across the lounge, at nothing in
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the dark. My dad was away, so my mom and I
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were terrified. We turned on all the lights to
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see nothing. The animals didn't move, only my
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cat's tail wagging and my dog's nose twitching.
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The room felt heavy. That's the only way to describe
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how it feels heavy and thick. I didn't like it at all.
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We felt something in the room with us, even though we couldn't
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see it. Was it our ancestors saying
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goodbye? Were they now free to move on?
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Not that I really believed in such things.
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Were they there to punish us for destroying their home?
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Is that a good story? Like it was so immersive.
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Like we have a recording of the of the story, like directly from
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from her. It's a terrifying story.
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And just to think of of the consequences of destroying
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something where people lived. I don't know if it was something
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good or bad. I honestly think it was
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something kind of dark in order to be scaring people.
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But you know, sometimes we get scared off of spirits that
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aren't bad at all, aren't considered bad at all.
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So that one got me like that when I when I read it, the first
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the summary, when it came in, I was like, we need to get this
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one like we need to, we need to like record it.
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So I'm glad that we did. But those are the three stories
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that we have for today. I hope you you like them.
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Now we're going to move on to some comments that I received
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from our last episode. And we were talking about
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sleepwalkers. You guys are these are
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sleepwalking stories. I'm telling you.
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They're, they're really strange. Like they're, I kept saying
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bizarre in the last episode because they are pretty strange,
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pretty strange stories like this one, right?
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This one, we have some comments here.
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Actually, some people share their own experiences directly
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on here. Big text says my sister was the
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one who would sleepwalk as a as a kid.
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One night I woke up to her standing next to my bed.
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I wasn't scared, just really creeped out.
00:24:17
I don't sleepwalk, but I sleep talk often, or so I'm told.
00:24:21
Mostly happens when I have dreams about fighting demons.
00:24:23
Apparently I start yelling. Surprised I never woke myself
00:24:26
up. My husband usually has to wake
00:24:29
me up with those. I love the show.
00:24:31
I've been listening for a few years now, starting with Scary
00:24:33
Story podcast. Great work.
00:24:36
Thanks. Big Tex.
00:24:37
Thanks for that. I think I also replied to the to
00:24:39
the comments on here. I appreciate that Ian Fiedler,
00:24:44
91, says I don't sleepwalk myself.
00:24:47
However, I shared a room with my brother from the age 10 to 15.
00:24:51
Some nights I would wake up to him having full conversations
00:24:54
with himself. Really weird some of the things
00:24:56
he would murmur or say. My grandfather also yelled and
00:24:59
screamed in his sleep, which we think was from his military time
00:25:03
and experiences. Sleeping and what our brains do
00:25:06
during it is very weird. I agree.
00:25:11
Great video again, Edwin. Keep it scary.
00:25:13
Yeah, keep it scary. And thanks a lot for the for the
00:25:15
comment. Also reply to this one on
00:25:17
Spotify. Here we go.
00:25:20
Roshan. Roshan Shed, it's here.
00:25:24
Thanks for that episode. And never really thought about
00:25:26
how scary it could be to sleepwalk or to be around
00:25:28
someone who does until you told these two chilling murder
00:25:31
stories, especially the one in Canada.
00:25:33
Now that's scary than the paranormal.
00:25:36
I'm telling you. I'm telling you it is it's
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scary. You're unconscious.
00:25:41
I think of like those hypnotists shows.
00:25:45
I don't I wouldn't want to do that.
00:25:46
I don't Those are that's scary, man, that's really scary.
00:25:50
Who's imagine when you're like, have you ever, I don't know if
00:25:53
you've ever been to like a hypnotism kind of show, but like
00:25:56
if you have, are they controlling you?
00:26:00
And in case you're sleepwalking, who's controlling that?
00:26:03
Like who's controlling while you're sleepwalking if you're
00:26:06
not there there, I don't know, really weird.
00:26:09
But anyway, Nyla Sid says this is Thomas Sid was my dad's name.
00:26:15
OK, so it's a different username says that is very chilling to
00:26:19
think that some people can do that.
00:26:21
One time my brother was asleep walking to my parents bathroom
00:26:24
and almost took a dump in the trash and not the toilet.
00:26:29
My humor is very predictable you guys.
00:26:33
It says. I thought I thought it was funny
00:26:36
since he didn't go in the toilet but that's all I could think of.
00:26:39
Me and my family also sleep talking or asleep.
00:26:41
Like one time my youngest sister said something weird but it had
00:26:44
the word hamburger in it. I love your podcast so much,
00:26:48
keep it up. Thanks a lot and I appreciate
00:26:50
that you guys. Seriously everybody tells me to
00:26:55
like I should probably have a more mature kind of joke here
00:26:58
but I love poop jokes, toilets, peeing, all that.
00:27:01
It just is so awkward and funny to me.
00:27:04
It's embarrassing but we'll just keep going here.
00:27:07
Valerie says. I sleep talk and sleep.
00:27:10
I sleep walk and sleep talk. I've done it since I was like 4
00:27:14
years old. My mom told me that when I was 6
00:27:17
I had the chicken pox and I was sleeping on the living room
00:27:20
couch while my family ate dinner and I got up and walked to the
00:27:24
front door and started to unlock it to walk out when I was
00:27:28
asleep. So my mom asked me what I was
00:27:30
doing and I told her I was going to catch the train and she said
00:27:34
I was too little to go alone and told me to go back to sleep.
00:27:38
So I said I'll just use the restroom.
00:27:41
And it says one of two. So I don't know if you submitted
00:27:43
a different a different comment on your I can't see it.
00:27:46
Please continue. I want to know what happened.
00:27:50
But thanks a lot, Valerie, for that one.
00:27:51
Marissa here says I used to sleepwalk a child as a child.
00:27:55
When I was about six or seven, I would sit up in bed and get up
00:27:59
and start walking out of my bedroom door.
00:28:01
Our house was one story, so luckily I didn't have stairs to
00:28:05
fall down on. Yeah, that's good.
00:28:06
That's yeah it says I would make my way to the closet in my
00:28:10
parents room and then turn around and walk out, walk out
00:28:14
towards the front door. My mom and dad would see me and
00:28:18
try to turn me around because I would try to walk out the front
00:28:21
door. Why it would guide me back to
00:28:25
bed. The funny thing is I don't
00:28:26
remember any any of it. Why do we want to leave in our
00:28:31
sleep? That's creepy.
00:28:35
And I could just imagine them guiding you back like just kind
00:28:37
of turning around like U-turn. Yeah, Anyway, thanks, Marissa
00:28:42
for that one Machine says. I think Watcher is equal
00:28:46
likeness. They both have their own charm
00:28:48
for sure. Oh yeah.
00:28:49
This is because I mentioned like, I don't know which one's
00:28:51
more likeable here, Shane or Ryan from Watcher, from the
00:28:54
YouTube channel. And yeah, I think a lot of
00:28:57
people, I think people hate more on Ryan just because I don't
00:29:02
know. I don't know.
00:29:03
But I think, I think for me, more relatable between the two.
00:29:07
I think Shane, he's just, I don't know why.
00:29:09
I just, I think, what do you call him?
00:29:10
Like a shaniac, Right. I'm a shaniac, I guess.
00:29:14
No, some of I believe in the paranormal.
00:29:15
So I guess I'm not a shaniac. Yeah.
00:29:20
Because I believe in ghosts. So yeah.
00:29:24
Dang it. It's tough.
00:29:25
It's tough. But yeah, I agree with you.
00:29:27
Both have their own charm. Mama Bear says one night my
00:29:30
son's dad was talking about work in his sleep.
00:29:33
He was doing construction at the time.
00:29:35
So I told them, you're not at work, you're at home.
00:29:37
Go back to bed. Thanks for reading my comments
00:29:39
in the last couple episodes. Yeah, Thanks a lot, Mama Bear.
00:29:42
Glad just to see you. You're on here.
00:29:45
That's funny because that just shows like, how much work is
00:29:48
affecting us. And we need a break sometimes,
00:29:50
but I guess we can't even get it while we sleep.
00:29:55
There was this comment here. I don't know if you can see it
00:29:57
on there because it was it was set as like hidden because
00:30:01
supposedly has sensitive comments on here.
00:30:04
It just mentions the sex word. But I mean I'll just read it on
00:30:10
here says I wanted to share this about cutting off family.
00:30:14
I shared a room with my brother who was older and he would bring
00:30:17
his GF to sleep over and would have SEX while I while I was
00:30:23
sleeping and I think that's just disgusting and wrong.
00:30:26
Yeah, that's pretty disgusting. And by the way, this is this is
00:30:30
mostly on the our comments about if our family like harms us, are
00:30:35
we allowed to stop talking to him?
00:30:37
Right. I came up in an earlier episode
00:30:40
then so to continue saying happened multiple times and my
00:30:43
brother would get mad if I confront him.
00:30:45
So I went to my mom and she would say well, if I tell him
00:30:48
he's just going to get even more mad.
00:30:49
So it happened again. And that night I packed and
00:30:52
left. It's been 2 years since I've
00:30:54
talked to my brother. Geez.
00:30:57
Yeah, I responded to this comment again.
00:30:59
I don't know if anybody else can view it, but basically, I think,
00:31:03
I think somebody said here said a bet it's best.
00:31:04
I think it was Mama Bear. It's not our responsibility here
00:31:08
if we're the victim. Like, why are we going to be
00:31:11
defending them? Like what?
00:31:12
Yeah, We have to take care of ourselves too.
00:31:14
So I wouldn't feel guilty if I were you that you did the right
00:31:19
thing here. I mean, I don't know.
00:31:22
It's always best obviously to try to come to terms and and
00:31:26
agree and like try to come to an agreement.
00:31:28
But hey, you know, if you, if you tried it and doesn't work
00:31:33
and it affects you this much and you should take care of yourself
00:31:36
all for it here. I did reply to this comment by
00:31:39
the way, to this thread. Blanca says I did about
00:31:43
sleepwalking, says I did once as a child or so I think maybe I
00:31:48
dreamed it. And that's the thing.
00:31:50
We don't know if we sleepwalk. We have no way of knowing.
00:31:54
You know, I remember back in the day, like when I was little, I
00:31:58
used to share a room with my sister.
00:31:59
And I remember my aunt was always like, nearby.
00:32:02
And I remember we were watching TV and I kind of dozed off.
00:32:05
I was a kid. And I just remember, like,
00:32:08
sitting up and pointing out toward the wall and saying,
00:32:11
like, it's sombrero. It's sombrero.
00:32:13
When I thought about when I just thought, OK, I just thought
00:32:15
about it just now. Sombrero means hat and I just
00:32:21
thought of the hat man and at the time I had no way of knowing
00:32:27
anything about the hat man. I need to look into that.
00:32:34
That was weird because I said at sombrero, sombrero and I
00:32:37
remember they like kind of like my sister kind of laughed and my
00:32:39
aunt laughed and and we left it at that.
00:32:43
I don't even remember why I said I remember that specific because
00:32:46
I remember I was so confused and embarrassed to say that while I
00:32:48
was I was kind of sleep talking, but I was I was waking up.
00:32:52
I was in that stage. So why did I say that?
00:32:57
It's weird. It's really weird, really weird
00:32:59
to think about. But anyway, those are all the
00:33:01
comments. Thanks a lot.
00:33:02
By the way, I read the comments from Spotify on the Spotify
00:33:04
comments. Let's see if we have anything
00:33:05
from YouTube. Yes, we do.
00:33:08
Let's see, baby said yeah, 212 says I only used to listen to
00:33:14
your podcast on Spotify and completely forgot.
00:33:16
I can also hear stories here. I love your channel and stories.
00:33:19
It's one of my favorites. That's all I wanted to say now
00:33:21
to listen non-stop. Thanks a lot.
00:33:23
This is cool. Yeah, actually we have our
00:33:25
stories on on YouTube. Like we don't pay a lot
00:33:28
attention to YouTube because mainly we were focusing on audio
00:33:31
kind of things. But now we're putting everything
00:33:33
on there, even Horror Story, which I think it's one of the
00:33:36
more requested ones to go on there.
00:33:38
But yeah, we're making it happen because we need to have
00:33:41
everything on there. Everything is content.
00:33:43
We have so much recording, so much audio.
00:33:44
Just might as well just spread it out right to see what to see
00:33:48
if we can reach a wider audience to decal 41O4 says you're such a
00:33:53
great storyteller, Edwin, whether it's the stories you
00:33:55
write or the true stories you tell.
00:33:57
I get such a vivid picture in my mind.
00:33:59
Keep it scary. Thanks a lot Decal like this is
00:34:01
another comment on one of our videos on on YouTube actually
00:34:03
for from the because YouTube has playlists and our YouTube
00:34:07
channel scary story podcast has episodes from scary story
00:34:12
podcast from from true scary story and paranormal club.
00:34:16
We might add also another playlist soon for some of the
00:34:19
other podcasts that we had. Definitely some of the Spanish
00:34:24
ones are going to be on another channel.
00:34:25
So just keep an eye out for that cause Spanish stories are
00:34:28
coming. They're coming fast.
00:34:29
We're actually working on them like now, but that with a brand
00:34:33
new kind of theme in Spanish, It's going to be really cool.
00:34:35
Stick around and stick around for that second.
00:34:37
Share it with you because it's coming.
00:34:39
Gabby says you should do a short film about the ghost at the
00:34:42
truck stop. Yeah, you know what the the
00:34:44
ghost at the truck stop is actually bait.
00:34:46
It's a story I want to tell. I'm going to share it some other
00:34:48
time. But just so you know, now that
00:34:50
story is based on a real experience for my dad.
00:34:54
So I've actually recorded him telling me the story.
00:34:59
I'm going to ask him to share it too because it's it's really
00:35:02
creepy. And then also Gabby, another
00:35:07
comment says my favorite story. This is about Horror Story.
00:35:10
The podcast says my favorite story is about La Romerosa and
00:35:14
the Wendigo. I really like the Romerosa.
00:35:18
I've actually shared with Romerosa stories multiple times
00:35:22
because I I find it so interesting that Romerosa has a
00:35:24
stretch of Rd. that goes it's in Mexico.
00:35:27
So it's in the north part. I think it goes from Mexicali to
00:35:31
somewhere in some other part of the north.
00:35:33
I forgot the the end city, but like it's this stretch of Rd. is
00:35:36
very desert, very lonely. And as you're driving there, you
00:35:41
see a lot of cars and buses and stuff down in the down the
00:35:46
Cliff. So you they're still there,
00:35:48
really creepy, really creepy, but also have a lot of ghost
00:35:50
stories there. So I make sure a few, a few of
00:35:52
them. But yeah, those are the ones
00:35:54
that I get. I can get to hear comments on
00:35:57
YouTube and their reviews on Apple podcast.
00:36:00
Actually haven't seen them just yet, but we'll save them for
00:36:02
another 1 so we can so they can build up.
00:36:05
So if you're listening on Apple Podcasts, leave a review there.
00:36:07
I'll I'll be reading in the next the next episode.
00:36:11
But that's all we have for now. Thank you so much everybody for
00:36:14
showing up for watching or listening.
00:36:17
If you have any suggestions or ideas or you just want to get in
00:36:21
touch, my contact information is going to be it's always in the
00:36:24
description of this episode. You can always DM me at Edwin
00:36:28
Cove. That's EDWINCOV, short for my
00:36:31
full name, Edwin Cove Arubias here.
00:36:35
You can get in touch with me that way.
00:36:36
So thanks again for watching or listening.
00:36:39
Keep it scary everyone. See you soon.