Eerie stories submitted by listeners, starting with:
- Lourdes and her haunting experience at The Andrew Jackson Hotel in Louisiana.
- Adam and his traumatizing experiences as a child that affect him today (listener discretion is advised)
- Sara Claudia and her troubling experiences dealing with witchcraft in her family, along with her own abilities (listener discretion is advised)
- Sara's story about a voice that turned out to save someone's life (content warning, sui*ide mention)
I also respond to comments in here, thank you all!
Have a story for our listener story episodes? Send it to me at edwin@scarystory.com
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It is time for another episode of Listener Submitted Stories.
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We got a bunch of them. People were sending them via
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e-mail, DM, screenshots. Then we got a bunch of stuff.
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So sit tight like this is going to be a good one.
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Ready. My name is Edwin and this is
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Paranormal Club. Let's go.
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First story comes in from Lourdes.
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Hello Edwin. My name is Lourdes from Texas
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and I just wanted to say that I love your show.
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I told everyone about it. I've listened to probably
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everything you've posted and now I'm listening to your new
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podcast. I wanted to share about a place
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that we went to visit. I've always loved to listen to
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scary stories and also love going to haunted places.
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For our anniversary one year, me and my husband went to the
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Andrew Jackson Hotel in Louisiana.
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Apparently it's one of the most haunted places in New Orleans.
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I've not heard you talk about this place so I thought I would
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share. Apparently this place caught on
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fire long ago and five orphan boys died in the fire there.
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They actually have a picture to share with you of a ghost boy
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that you can clearly see or I can clearly see, especially when
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you turn off the light. He is sitting on top of the
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cooler under the stairs. Here is the picture, and that is
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creepy. So for those of us who are not
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watching a video, you're just listening.
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There's this image that's at night.
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There is kind of a there's a wall, there's a staircase and
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underneath there you can see a figure like it's just a strange
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figure. And I can kind of see, are those
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like old fashioned clothes? This is Nah, it's, it's, it's
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really creepy. Anyway, it was a very cool
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experience. I took beach balls and put them
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out to see if any ghost kids would play.
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It was around 3:00 AM when I was sitting outside by myself taking
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pictures and waiting. Now that's dedication right
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there. That's great.
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That's really cool. I, I, I can't stay up past 11 or
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midnight now anyway, by the way, let's just continue.
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Let's continue. I was out there taking pictures
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and waiting when I felt somebody looking at me, but it didn't
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feel friendly. It honestly felt so evil that I
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ran off and went into my hotel room.
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It was still a cool experience. I also have another story I
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would like to share but I will share another time.
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This took place in another haunted place in Mexico.
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Thank you for sharing all these cool stories with us and giving
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us something to listen to. You are awesome.
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No, you are awesome. I honestly always look forward
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to listening to every post. That is awesome.
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OK, thank you. You can see PS You can see a
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small boy under the stairs on top of the freezer looking right
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at me. It looks like he has old
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fashioned clothes. That's what I say.
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So creepy. Thank you so much Lord of this
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for sharing that with us. This is pretty brave.
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You're pretty brave. And she was right, actually
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haven't done anything about that specific hotel.
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Like I said, I haven't researched it very much, but I
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had heard of it in some other some other channels on YouTube.
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But I looked it up just so that we have some information.
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And here's what I found. The Haunting of the Andrew
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Jackson Hotel, A True Story In the heart of the French Quarter
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in New Orleans, LA, stands the Andrew Jackson Hotel, a charming
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historic building with wrought iron balconies and serene
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courtyard. At first glance, it appears like
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any other Old World hotel in this famously haunted city.
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But beneath its elegant exterior lies a long and unsettling
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history. So it turns out before the hotel
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existed, the property was the site of a boys boarding school.
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These are always really creepy, at least when you look at
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pictures from back then. It's, it's sad and it's, it's
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just creepy looking at old pictures like that.
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But this was in the late 1700s. In 1794, during the second Great
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Fire of New Orleans, the school was destroyed in a massive
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blaze. There's a fire. 5 young boys
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reportedly died in the fire. Their names lost the time.
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That tragic event is the earliest route of the Andrew
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Jackson Hotel's haunted reputation.
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After the fire, the site was used for various purposes,
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including a courthouse. But that's kind of random, but
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OK. In time, it was rebuilt into a
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hotel named in honor of Andrew Jackson.
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It was a prominent figure in New Orleans defense during the
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Battle of New Orleans in 1815. Now here's some really cool
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creepy things about this. This hotel room 2O8.
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This is where they say that most of the activity happens.
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Many guests report paranormal experiences throughout the
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hotel, but in room 2O, eight people have described bed sheets
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being yanked off in the middle of the night.
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This embodied laughter, especially that of children.
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Bathroom faucets turning on by themselves, personal belongings
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moved or misplaced, the sensation of being watched.
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Some even claim to see the apparition of a young boy
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dressed in clothing from the 18th or 19th century.
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He's described to be around 8 to 10 years old.
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He's sometimes seen at the foot of the bed or peeking around
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corners, never aggressive but unsettling.
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The idea that the hotel is haunted by the spirits of the
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boys who died in the fire has become part of its identity.
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Staff members, some of whom have worked there for a very long
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time, share their own accounts quietly, often when asked
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directly. Many claim that certain rooms
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carry a certain heaviness, or that lights and electronics
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behave strangely with no clear explanation.
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One commonly repeated story is of a young boy who pushes
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guest's luggage or tugs at clothing.
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A few visitors report waking up to find their belongings moved
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from one side of the room to another.
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Others describe hearing faint whispering or giggling when no
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one's around. Andrew Jackson Hotel has been
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featured on ghost tours and travel books and on television
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shows about haunted places. Despite his reputation, it
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remains a popular place to stay, especially for those hoping to
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have a brush with the otherworldly.
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Of course, there's always skeptics, always ruining
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everything. They say that it's just a creaky
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old building. The sensation of being watched
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is due to electricity, power of suggestion.
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Do we believe that here? No.
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Do we believe in the paranormal? Yes.
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Well, actually we're just, we're open minded.
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I think that's that's what we are, right?
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But for those who have stayed there and left, the chilling
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experiences, they can't explain. The stories are more than just
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folklore. They're personal.
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Now they say that no one has ever died in the hotel as it
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stands today. I don't believe that people die
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in hotels all the time. I mean, we've, I've had a couple
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a few episodes in, in other podcasts where I literally talk
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about people dying in hotels and how common it is to find bodies
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under the bed. Like this is real documented
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stuff, isn't it? Just look up bodies under the
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bed hotels like search it and you'll you'll find a bunch of
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incidents like this is very common.
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Almost as it reminds me a lot of like Michelle in in the podcast
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that we had scary mystery surprise how she said that God,
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like why you never use the coffee maker or whatever in your
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in the hotel. If you know, you know, I don't
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want to repeat it. But anyway, all right, so now
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we're going to change. We're going to shift gears a
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little bit. This is a more personal story.
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Came in from Adam and here we go.
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OK, so this is all from memory up until recently, so I'll do my
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best to speak on what has happened for future reference.
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I had a rather rough childhood. No reason to go into it, it just
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comes into play later. I moved all over the place in
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Idaho. This was in OR near Weiser, ID
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on the highway going toward Ontario and Fruitland near
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Oregon. Lived at a White House, about 3
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acres. I love to be outside and alone
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and in the backfield I dug a bunch of holes.
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I vaguely remember seeing cows or what I thought were cows back
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there, but my ma doesn't remember seeing any livestock.
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The point is, I dug up these old, old bones and as a kid I
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had thought that they were bones of said cows.
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I can't remember how old I was. I want to say around 9.
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I slept on the top bunk of a bunk bed with a ladder going
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towards my bed. My half brother was on the
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bottom. One night I was woken up.
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I've never had sleep paralysis before or after and I felt this
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dark. Just the most evil fear, best I
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can describe it. There was a red glow, almost
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like a dull red glow and it was moving from the doorway to the
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bunk bed. And then I feel and see these
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pair of black Bony rotting fleshy hands grab my chest and
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pull like it's using my body to climb up.
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This thing drug itself over me. And mind you this entire time
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I'm trying to scream and fight back but it was holding me still
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and no noise was coming out of me.
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It drag itself on top of me and this thing's face was like black
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is all angry looking almost skeleton like.
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As I was trying to scream it opens its mouth super wide and
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boom. That's all I remember of that
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night. Afterwards my mom said I would
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start sleepwalking and just try going into the backfield.
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Apparently once I told her at like 11:00 PM that I was
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trapped. I remember after that night, if
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I woke up to use a bathroom, I would have this terrifying
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feeling that I couldn't leave my top bunk.
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So I would literally pee off the top bunk several times to the
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point I'd get some major lashings from it.
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That's what I can remember at that house.
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Obviously, again, my childhood was really, really rough.
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I remember several houses after that, something was always there
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slamming doors. I was seeing things literally
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had bleeding scratches on my neck several times.
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As I grew into high school age, Ma now says I started to be just
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different and I even felt it for the longest time.
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I felt like I wasn't the only thing in my body.
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Like I would get these dark terrible thoughts and it just
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scared me at first. Then later on as I grew older
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and stopped caring so much it almost felt like whatever it was
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I became almost symbiotic with it I guess.
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I know this sounds bonkers but I promise this is something even
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new people I've met who say they feel this dark, angry, almost
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hot temperature wise feelings at certain times and I feel this
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especially when I'm mad. There was a time I was riding
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with my buddy and I was mad and when I got out he called me
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freaking out saying at the moment I left it was like it got
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cooler and he stopped feeling almost scared.
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There's a lot more I could get into when it comes to this but I
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can say that I've seen this in my nightmares many times.
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The dream is I'm in my bed, I look to my left and there's
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another me and then behind that other me is this tall black
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thing that's holding my shoulders and smiling.
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It looks very much like me as well.
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This has reoccurred many many times throughout life.
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I had to stop taking Ambien because my girlfriend said it
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would change me. I guess I don't know what it is.
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It doesn't or hasn't hurt me. It's almost as if if I get mad
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or experience something really hard, it feels like I leave the
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building and that violent dark entity takes my place until
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whatever is done. So sorry for the book lol but
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this is my story again. There's a lot of other
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experiences but this one and even typing it gives me such a
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weird feeling. Feel free to ask any questions.
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Thank you. The story is seriously it.
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It really gets me thinking about how for some of us, like here at
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least, the paranormal is entertainment, right?
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It's things that we read about, watch to pass the time.
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But for others, like Adam, it's like their daily life, like as
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in it's a threat, something that's always there and you know
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it's true. You see it and you're in a part,
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you're basically part of a world that you need to prove this to.
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You need to say, yeah, I see this.
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This is real. They're not going to believe
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you. And I think that's that's what I
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hear a lot when it comes in on on, on true scary story.
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When I listen to that's the podcast when when I'm listening
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to the stories, I get really into them.
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And I'm thinking it must be really tough to be experiencing
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the especially ongoing stories. It must be really tough to to
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hear them. I mean, to to live through them
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and not have a logical explanation for them.
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And I can sense that even just the way, you know, Adam shared
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the story. There are so many things, so
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many factors here that are playing.
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And yeah, we might want to come up with theories of, oh, well,
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maybe it's because of this or because of that, but it's only
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Adam, the one that knows exactly what it's like, right?
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So I really appreciate you taking the time to share that
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with us here. I know people are going to have
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questions about it. Feel free to direct them either
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to me or leave them in the comments in case Adam, you know,
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can can benefit from it somehow. Man, this is this is very rough.
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Still, either way, thank you so much for for sharing that with
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with all of us. This story here comes from Sarah
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Claudia. Here we go.
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Hi Edwin, my name is Sarah Claudia and I have a few creepy
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stories I can share, but typing everything out may take me some
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time. I'm currently struggling with
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carpal tunnel syndrome on both wrists.
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Ouch. Due to an autoimmune disorder
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that came out of nowhere. There's a scary story about that
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as well, so sorry about that. My father's side of the family,
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the women were Kuranderas, but kind of played both fields.
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For those of us who understand what that means, both fields is,
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you know what they call the white witches or the dark ones
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or you can do a little bit of everything in there.
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Here, basically they did this in Mexico and here basically
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whatever benefited them best. My grandfather was also said to
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be a brujo and chief of police back where they met, and I think
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it was called Real de Cathorse in Spanish.
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Of course. It's kind of an isolated
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railroad mining town. Married my grandmother and
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apparently had made a pact to only have two children that
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would be offered in service. They only had two, my dad being
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the youngest, my aunt the oldest, and the bloodline and
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teachings were passed. My father, the good one, also
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wanted nothing to do with any of it so he studied and move
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abroad, married my mother, and apparently was cursed to never
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have children. They hated my mom who also
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shared several stories that to this day we can't explain.
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But the remaining children, my aunts and uncles, all agree.
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These incidents also happened except the two youngest that
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were too young to remember my mother's.
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My mother's mother had 12 children so my mom being the
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first born couldn't go to school and so she stepped in to help my
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grandmother until she married and she suffered a lot.
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My aunt was only given a son who they revered as gold until the
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day they died. But Edwin, this older cousin is
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a definition of evil and was sent half his life to be
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educated by my grandparents and later his parents.
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It was given the best of everything, including my younger
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brothers and my inheritance and my inheritance I'll say so.
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It was given the best of everything, including my younger
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brothers and my inheritance. Since we were not blood related,
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he beat us, cut us, burned us, tried to take advantage of me
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along with his father. But to this day, although his
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life is falling apart, he never broke a bone, never lost a
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tooth, hell never caught COVID as I currently am on my last day
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of isolation after catching COVID 6 times even with the vax.
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I was adopted after my biological mother went to my
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grandmother to request an abortion.
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After several attempts, my biological mother got super sick
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but was never harmed. My grandmother felt like I was
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supposed to be born and that I was going to have a Don.
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A Don in Spanish is a word for like a gift.
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I was taught all the female ways of their religion, but my
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parents were also very very Catholic.
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I chose to use this gift only to do good.
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But I do have to watch what I say sometimes.
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Just the intent, just the thought, and bad things usually
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happen. I have chronic insomnia and can
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only sleep during the day two to three hours and I have an
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uncanny way of seeing things others don't.
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I know things I'm not supposed to and I have some weird ability
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to heal people, but I absorb the pain every time and have almost
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died so many times I can't even remember when.
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My parents died when I was 11. I was convinced my aunt and
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grandmother that quickly moved into our home.
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When they found out my father had cancer.
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They purposely killed my mother. I just feel this because there
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was no specific reason for her death and everyone says she died
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of a broken heart but I cared for them both.
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My dad in Hospice lasted a year after being given days weeks and
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my mother died almost instantly with the brain aneurysm after a
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couple of weeks of just wasting away turning grey and like her
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energy was taken away after the past.
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The abuse started so bad they hated me because they could not
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directly manipulate me with their witchcraft and I was
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protected somehow. I tried to end myself four times
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before 14 and I ran away. But even hurting myself they
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locked me in my room and waited for me to bleed out.
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Two days later I woke up. I grabbed my things and wrapped
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my scanned up black scar and went to school only to come home
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and being shoved on my floor asked to scrub the blood of the
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wooden floor that to this day is still stained on the floor.
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I've been followed by the Chousas, seen black shadow
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people, seen a person possessed, and have so many stories I could
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share with you. Please let me know if you're
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interested. I was born in Montclova but
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immediately brought to Monterey and they tried to keep me with
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my grandmother. My dad said all she requested
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was a blood offering before he could take me and my father
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skipped out past midnight and took a bus as soon as he could
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and took a varied rouse and moved my family as soon as he
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got home. They protected me until they
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passed and would never let me alone with him ever.
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Then they died and then life became hell.
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Everybody liked your approach to your podcast with some Latino
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flair. Please respond if interested and
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best of luck with your podcast. Thank you, Sara, Claudia for
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sharing your story. This is it sounds very tough.
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I know that these stories sometimes, you know, like I said
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earlier, like to a lot of us are entertainment, but when you live
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through it is it's it's literal nightmare.
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You know, to to be living through it through all this
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sounds like you went through a lot of tragedy and man, this is
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this, this was deep. Because some of these things I
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know I've, I've heard, you know, obviously a ton of these stories
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that they're not like this necessarily, but they they have
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very deep roots within our families.
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So they just complicate things, right?
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Because we're tied like bloodline, like literally in our
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blood. We have people who have
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practiced these kind of things and some people don't have the
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best intentions. So, and I've always thought
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about this too, I mean, I'm interested in what you think,
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but also like anybody listening or watching, should we keep in
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touch and acknowledge family when they've caused us harm?
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Like are we allowed to just say, I don't want to talk to you
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anymore and, and continue on? Or should we try to mend things
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and try to just acknowledge them?
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You know, like what do we do in these cases?
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I'm I'm very interested in, in this is we've been thinking
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about this. I mean, I've been thinking about
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this a lot. But but yeah, actually I would
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love to hear more and more stories.
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We might have Sarah Claudia on on another podcast to have her
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share stories or maybe here if you, if you're, if you guys are
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interested in in having that the the the rest of the story or
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more details told, I think it'd be interesting to to speak.
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So thanks all for reaching out. They have another story here.
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This one's from Sarah, Sarah from California.
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So here we go. Hi, Edwin.
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I recently listened to your story Tales from the Mexican
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desert. This is from Scary Story
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podcast, by the way. The story about the voice took
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me back to the early 90s, when I was 19 or 20.
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I was still living with my parents at the time.
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One night I was up late hanging out in my bedroom long after my
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parents had gone to bed, so the house was very quiet.
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Suddenly I heard what sounded like my mother calling my name
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very quickly and with intensity, like she was trying to get my
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attention about something serious.
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I thought I must have made a noise that woke my mom and made
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her angry, but I crept into her room and saw that she was still
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asleep. A little while later, I heard it
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one more time, just the same as before, my mom's voice sounding
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like it really wanted to get my attention.
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It seemed like it was coming from outside of the house.
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I didn't know what it was, and I decided that I did not want to
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know. I put it out of my mind and went
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to bed. The next day, my friend Jenny
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called me. Jenny has mental health issues,
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and on the phone she told me that the previous night she had
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been contemplating ending her life, and then she heard my
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voice calling her name. She took it as a sign that she
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should not attend herself, as if I were telepathically imploring
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her not to do it. I'm happy to say that Jenny is
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doing well these days and we are still friends.
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As far as I know, neither of us has ever heard that strange
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voice in the night. Again, thanks for reading and
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for producing so many cool podcasts.
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I'm a big fan Sarah from Turlock, CA see some of these
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just give me that the the the chills.
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This is one of those things where we heard stories of
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guardian angels and stories of entities that are watching out
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for us. And I'm always I don't know that
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they're obviously they're creepy, but it goes to show
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something's there, right? I don't know.
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Let me know what you think about that.
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But thank you all for for sharing your stories.
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We we got enough to put an episode together for the first
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time ever. And obviously you can tell I'm
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excited about that. That's been super cool.
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Also, I'm probably telling my voice.
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I actually got sick the last week I went to a conference in
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London and I actually got some some footage there.
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I got to visit one of my very first haunted locations I ever
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read about, which was the Tower of London.
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I didn't get to go inside. I was too late for that and
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really tired and jet lagged. But I think all that staying up
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late and everything, it just really, it really got me.
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So I was sick and you can actually tell in my other
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recordings I'm like really nasally and talking.
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Well, you can tell that's my voice right now.
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But yeah, I'm at the end of it. So I, I Will Survive.
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Hopefully everything's getting better.
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So yeah, it took me, it took me a bit to to the end of the
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episode out. We really let Kaylee down, who I
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told we're going to publish every single Monday.
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But now that summer's starting and everything's going, we have
00:26:21
no choice. This is our time for campfire
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stories and paranormal and creepy and staying up late and
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doing whatever we want, right? It's going to be the, the, the
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thing to do. So we're going to keep it going
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for Mondays, Mondays, Mondays, Mondays.
00:26:36
We did get a bunch of comments on some of the older episodes.
00:26:39
I actually really like when people say where they come from,
00:26:42
like as in where they heard about the show, because we're
00:26:45
doing this kind of like announcement only within
00:26:47
ourselves. We're not like really letting it
00:26:50
all out as in, you know, everybody finding out about it
00:26:53
just yet. And we I want to see how like it
00:26:55
spreads, but I will start announcing it pretty soon.
00:26:59
Here are some of the comments that I got from our last
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episode. Yoda, Yoda's back.
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Yoda's it's been a bit, it's been a while.
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It's been a while. Yoda, we missed you here.
00:27:09
I think we used to get more comments from on scary mystery
00:27:12
surprise, but here we go. The movie was terrible.
00:27:17
I want you want something terrifying?
00:27:19
The green inferno. You're welcome.
00:27:22
So mysterious. I want to see that movie.
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And yeah, you know what, Like if you watch the the my last
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episode when I'm talking about the Blair Witch Project, it's
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it's not going to, I told you, you missed the training.
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It's been so long. Like it's just not going to,
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it's not going to do it anymore. It's still eerie, but it's not
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like it's creepy, but it's not like a good movie.
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Like I said, it's then again, what is a good movie now,
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because I watched, I watched Sinners recently.
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I don't want to like, you know, anger anybody here, but it was
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good in terms of like background and all the info that we got
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about it, But there was the pace.
00:28:05
What's up with maybe it's just been so long since I last
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watched like watched a movie that I'm more I have so many
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thoughts about it. So many thought maybe we should
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do a live and talk about it in a live and like really break it
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down and really talk about all the stuff that sinners if you
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watch to let me know, because I do have some thoughts.
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Anyway, continue on with the comments.
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Big techs, big techs you should have you should have checked out
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paranormal entity and VHSVHS. VHS is really creepy.
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It's in this. I think one of the makers of
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Blair Witch Project made VHS right, something like that.
00:28:48
One of the producers really creepy.
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I remember this, the flying scene.
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I don't want to spoil anything. You guys should watch that.
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But yeah, that's true. Talk to me is good, but it takes
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a few minutes to get into it and 1922 was great.
00:29:05
Check them both out. There's a bunch of movies
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actually that I really want to want to watch.
00:29:09
I I think I'm going to make a rule like I'm going to watch the
00:29:12
movies and if I just happen to not want to finish watching it,
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I'll just stop. But I know I want to watch the
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whole thing to to get it. But what am I saying?
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Like I'm I'm too FOMO ish to not watch the whole thing.
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Anyway, thanks for that that comments Mama bear Kaylee says.
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Thank you for reading my comments.
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I love this podcast. There's Kaylee that we let her
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down. We let her down.
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But Monday's Monday's gonna be our day.
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Thanks, by the way, for commenting on here.
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Amina Ahmad Sinister, one of the scariest movies I've ever seen
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and a great plot. Also, if you're looking for a
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good scary show, Marianne is creepy AF.
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All right, I'm interested, very interested.
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Thank you for that. I'm going to have I'm going to
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write all these down. Sinister.
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I think I've I've I think Sinister is one of the scary.
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I got a couple comments about Sinister K20.
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Yes, Blair Witch Project is definitely a cult classic.
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It's one of my all time favourites and I'm so glad you
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talked about it in the way that you did because nobody, nothing
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compares to our time. The 90s horror movies.
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That's true. These podcasts are definitely
00:30:24
making my week. They're amazing.
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Keep up the great job. Thank you Kay, This is this is
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so cool. By the way, Kay might be sharing
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a story sometime. Andrea says from From has been
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one of my favorite TV shows lately.
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You should check it out. Also a great episode.
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I did not know they've put so much work into blur witch
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project. After we watch keep it up Edwin.
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I shall I shall feeling trying to get all energized and I'm
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like oh anywho I love this topic.
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I'm a suck Gene genie or Gene Lewis says I love this topic.
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I'm a sucker for the family Plus new house, Surprise, it's
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haunted. Trophy.
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That's a typical thing. Family new house, it's haunted.
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The others and Sinisters still haunt me, and the newer ones
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like Barbarian Talk to Me and TV shows like The Haunting of Hill
00:31:23
House and From are also creepy. There's two points for From
00:31:26
right here. I have to do that, Wozniak says.
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Favorite scary movies for me include Blair Witch, Blair Witch
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Project, Paranormal Activity, but also The Conjuring, The
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Ring. I saw it in theaters and when I
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got home I had to turn on all the lights in my apartment.
00:31:43
The Ring I remember with Paranormal Activity if any of my
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roommates from college are watching, which I doubt it
00:31:50
actually, one of you might. Serge, let me know if you're
00:31:53
watching this. Do you remember after watching
00:31:57
Paranormal Activity? Like the four of us or maybe
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three of us had to sleep in the living room.
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Don't be afraid to admit it. I'm coming clean.
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We were freaked out. You were so freaked out,
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Sinister. I think they've even done
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scientific studies by hooking people up to their heart rate
00:32:19
monitors and found that this movie Sinister.
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The scariest movie. Keep up the good work.
00:32:26
Enjoy all the podcasts and missing scary mystery, surprise
00:32:28
and campfire story. Yeah, me too.
00:32:33
Whenever I think about it, I'm like, I have the theme song on
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my desktop. We actually had a Commission and
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like we had it and it plays every once in a while, like
00:32:44
because Apple Music or whatever is not that good on my desktop
00:32:48
and it'll randomly play after checking an audio or something.
00:32:53
And I'm like, ah, that's very mystery.
00:32:55
Surprise. Good times.
00:32:57
You can still find Michelle though, on Tell Me a Ghost
00:32:59
Story. So you go find her and give her
00:33:01
support. You know, she's her.
00:33:03
Show's actually doing really well.
00:33:04
It's growing and tell her I say hi and that we should have her
00:33:10
on. We should have her on here.
00:33:12
Let me see anything for our Mooney says Hi Edwin.
00:33:15
This was so good. I've been listening to your
00:33:16
Scary Story podcast since it came out.
00:33:17
Love your podcast so much. Thank you so much.
00:33:20
Anything for Mooney. Appreciate that.
00:33:22
Melissa says you should watch A Quiet Place.
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There's a second one, but I've never seen it yet.
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Super interested, super interested.
00:33:30
I think sounds familiar. Sounds familiar.
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Maybe I have seen it, Lala says. I love listening to your
00:33:38
podcast. Very interesting.
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I have not seen any movie that has scared me.
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It scared the bejesus out of me lately.
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I feel like all movies nowadays are so boring.
00:33:47
I'd rather I'd rather be listening to a podcast and go
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onto YouTube and watch toe the top fives.
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I love to learn about history, so I watch history
00:33:56
documentaries. But yeah, back to the movies.
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They're pretty lame nowadays. I agree.
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Like I said in that, in that episode, movies, I feel like
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they've got a little more. What's the word formulaic?
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I don't even know that's a word, but like it sounds, it sounds it
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it looks like the the stories are just following this map
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always. It's it's funny because it
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reminds you a lot of like what the what the Genie Lewis says or
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Gene Lewis says family plus new house surprise.
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It's haunted. I mean, you can still do with
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that, just like with haunted houses, haunted house stories,
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you can still, obviously can still make those work because
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they're still, you know, they're, they're good stories,
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but they're, you have to find a way to make the story work when
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it's a haunted house story, because you can, you can still
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find good stories about that. But it's just, you got to do
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more, put more effort into it. And I feel like now it's just
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like, oh, here's what happened. It's haunted.
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In the end, you get rid of the ghosts or you leave, right?
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The family moves out, somebody dies.
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I don't know, Gutierrez, GQ says.
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I remember that episode. I'm pretty many impacto.
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I think this person is talking about the Bruja de Monterrey,
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the flying creature in the pretty many facto thing.
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Heck no. Man, that freaked me out, Band
00:35:23
Girl 2233 says. Lights out scare the darkness
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right out of me. Need a night light now.
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I'm 54. Oh, that was a ha ha.
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Actually, I wasn't acting it out.
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I generally left the lights out. I remember.
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Yeah, I think I saw that one. I don't know the types of
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stories like that, the movies like that I like, again, gore I
00:35:52
stay away from. It's just not my thing.
00:35:55
Great podcast. Keep it up.
00:35:56
You should try watching the talk, The Taking of Deborah
00:35:59
Logan. It's pretty good.
00:36:02
I'm, I don't know what I'm getting into here, but I'm going
00:36:04
to Add all of these and watch them.
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I have again, I haven't been a big movie watcher lately, so I
00:36:08
really need to get back into it. So that is all for this episode.
00:36:11
If you have a story that you want me to read, feel free to
00:36:14
e-mail me edwin@scarystory.com. Thank you so much for your
00:36:18
comments, for your support. We're going to be back next
00:36:22
Monday. So thank you so much for
00:36:25
watching or listening. Keep it scary everyone.
00:36:28
See you soon.