Speaker 1: Hello, Hello, my chickenees, Welcome back to another episode of Haunting.
Speaker 2: Wait into a judger level.
Speaker 1: Seriously, lent cast test? Are we good?
Speaker 2: Yep? All good? Go ahead?
Speaker 1: Great next time. Let's try to be ready when I'm ready?
Speaker 2: Okay, right? Excuse me, nolle.
Speaker 1: Hmmm. Hello, Hello, my chickenees. Welcome back to another episode
Speaker 1: of Haunting. I am joined in studio by our producer
Speaker 1: Len and my familiar Merlin the Great Horn Merlin. Oh
Speaker 1: my god, there's coffee all over my notes? Lyn, can
Speaker 1: I get some towels in here? Merlin? What has gotten
Speaker 1: into you? Let's just keep things moving. I would love
Speaker 1: to get this episode off the ground. If everyone done
Speaker 1: with the interruptions, Thank you. First up, we'll hear from Kimberly,
Speaker 1: who found her dream home on Zillo. I mean, who hasn't.
Speaker 1: It's pornhum for real estate. But it gets better. She
Speaker 1: actually bought the house and moved in with her young siblings.
Speaker 1: They were living the dream. But that's the thing about dreams,
Speaker 1: they end.
Speaker 3: Up. Until two months ago, my sister didn't think that
Speaker 3: they were ghosts until she saw one in the kitchen.
Speaker 4: She was having full on conversation, but there was no
Speaker 4: one there.
Speaker 3: The rest of us are like, what the heck is happening,
Speaker 3: Like this is real, We're all experiencing it at the
Speaker 3: same time. My name's Kimberly and I bought my dream house,
Speaker 3: which turned out to be haunted.
Speaker 4: I was not really looking for a house.
Speaker 3: I was actually living in South America and was just
Speaker 3: browsing Zillow and I saw this pretty house and I thought,
Speaker 3: oh my gosh, that's.
Speaker 4: My dream house.
Speaker 3: I was not planning on living in America, but here
Speaker 3: i am because I bought this house.
Speaker 4: I live in the historic town. It's called Malden. There
Speaker 4: are several historic houses. I love history. I have historic
Speaker 4: furniture in my house. I have keys, I have letters.
Speaker 4: Always loved old things.
Speaker 3: My house is a historic house from eighteen thirty six.
Speaker 3: Several generations of the same family lived here. It was
Speaker 3: built by a doctor, and he was one of the
Speaker 3: first doctors in the entire area. The neighborhood was one
Speaker 3: of the biggest salt manufacturing areas in the whole country.
Speaker 4: This whole area was filled with salt barrens.
Speaker 3: It's a big, imposing brick white house in.
Speaker 4: A flat, big yard.
Speaker 3: Back then, it was classified as a mansion. It's beautiful,
Speaker 3: especially on the inside. There's ornate would work everywhere, and
Speaker 3: it's all white and pretty. Everything was antique, everything was old.
Speaker 3: I've been here for three and a half years. My
Speaker 3: parents adopted four kids who are biological siblings. Unfortunately, my
Speaker 3: father passed away, so my mom was raising four kids
Speaker 3: at almost seventy years old. So I help out as
Speaker 3: much as I can. I have three little brothers who
Speaker 3: are thirteen, twelve, eleven, and my little sister who's six
Speaker 3: living with me during the week because their schools across
Speaker 3: the street. So I wanted to make their room really
Speaker 3: nice for them. Wanted everything set up before they came in.
Speaker 3: I just moved in and the first night I started
Speaker 3: experiencing things. I had spent most of the day dragging
Speaker 3: stuff from my car into this house up the stairs.
Speaker 3: By the time I got to putting things together, I
Speaker 3: was exhausted. I was up in my little brother's room
Speaker 3: and I heard someone walking in the hallway.
Speaker 4: Immediately I thought somebody was in the house.
Speaker 3: I heard someone walking around out the hallway, down the stairs.
Speaker 4: Up the stairs.
Speaker 3: Sounds like someone with shoes on and they're walking slowly, like.
Speaker 4: Up the stairs and then down the stairs.
Speaker 3: Kind of like they don't want you to hear them,
Speaker 3: but they can't be quiet because they have boots on.
Speaker 4: I'm terrified. First instinct is there's someone run away. I
Speaker 4: did not stay here that I left, stayed at my
Speaker 4: mom's house. Two months later, I was cleaning. It was nighttime.
Speaker 3: It's easier to clean when the kids are asleep because
Speaker 3: they can't run right behind you and destroy it. I
Speaker 3: went up the stairs to my little brother's room.
Speaker 4: Everybody's sleeping in their beds, sleeping soundly. I was just
Speaker 4: straightening up their room. I noticed that one of their
Speaker 4: dinosaur toys was out of place.
Speaker 3: I picked up the dinosaur to put it back where
Speaker 3: it belonged, and as I was reaching up, I heard
Speaker 3: someone say, what are you doing in here?
Speaker 4: The voice was a kid's voice.
Speaker 3: I turned around. No one's there. It was not my
Speaker 3: brother's they were asleep. It was so clear it sounded
Speaker 3: like there was a kid standing two feet behind me.
Speaker 4: I got the feeling that I don't belong there.
Speaker 3: So I slowly backed up. I didn't want to bring
Speaker 3: any more attention to myself, and then I turned around
Speaker 3: and went downstairs. I was starting to process what had
Speaker 3: just happened. My heart was beating really fast. It was
Speaker 3: not my brother's. It couldn't have been my little sister
Speaker 3: because she's downstairs. There are no TVs on, there's no
Speaker 3: phone on, There's nothing else that could have been.
Speaker 4: It was just so clear. I was in shock and
Speaker 4: I was scared.
Speaker 3: So I called my mom and I told her what
Speaker 3: happened and said, I think it's a ghost. But she
Speaker 3: doesn't believe in ghosts. She just says, I don't want
Speaker 3: to talk about it. I went to sleep, and then
Speaker 3: nothing else happened until a few weeks later.
Speaker 4: It was night.
Speaker 3: I was going to get a snack from the kitchen.
Speaker 3: To get to the kitchen, I have to go through
Speaker 3: the dining room, and when I turned the corner, and
Speaker 3: I saw what.
Speaker 4: Looked like a little boy leaning up against the.
Speaker 3: Cabinet, like he was trying to hide from me or
Speaker 3: trying not to be seen.
Speaker 4: He was probably seven or eight years old.
Speaker 3: He had light brown hair. He had beige pants and
Speaker 3: a white button up shirt that was rolled up at
Speaker 3: the sleeves. He just looked like a little boy, but
Speaker 3: his color was off. It was like he stepped out
Speaker 3: of an old photograph. I looked at him, he looked
Speaker 3: at me, and I felt like, I'm not supposed to
Speaker 3: be here. I'm not supposed to see this, and I
Speaker 3: backed out of the room and left. I walked into
Speaker 3: my bedroom. I shut the door and then like barricaded
Speaker 3: myself in. I sat there thinking about it for a while,
Speaker 3: trying to process what had just happened.
Speaker 4: And I knew at that point it couldn't have been
Speaker 4: somebody broken at my house because I have an alarm system.
Speaker 4: I got on the.
Speaker 3: Phone and tried to distract myself from what I'd just seen.
Speaker 3: I did not leave my room till the next day.
Speaker 3: I'm convinced that there's a little boy haunting my house.
Speaker 3: At this point, we hadn't talked about it in front
Speaker 3: of my sibling because we don't want to scare them.
Speaker 4: We don't want them to feel uncomfortable.
Speaker 3: One day, my family and I are hanging out in
Speaker 3: the living room. My little sister went to the bathroom
Speaker 3: and we heard her talking to someone.
Speaker 4: I'm like, who are you talking to?
Speaker 3: She points to the dining room and says the boy.
Speaker 3: The boy and I didn't see anyone, but she was
Speaker 3: having a full on conversation in front of all of us.
Speaker 3: None of us can see anything. It was like no
Speaker 3: big deal to her. She didn't think ghost. She went
Speaker 3: scared of him. There was just some little boy that
Speaker 3: was here. The dining room is where.
Speaker 4: I saw what looked like a little boy.
Speaker 3: It was confirmation that we're all seeing things. My most
Speaker 3: recent experience happened about a month ago. I was laying
Speaker 3: in bed. It was very early in the morning, probably
Speaker 3: four AM. And often my little sister will get up
Speaker 3: out of bed and come stand in the doorway. She
Speaker 3: will stand there and wait until I say you can
Speaker 3: get in bed with me. She knows she's supposed to
Speaker 3: be sleeping in her bed. So I saw my little
Speaker 3: sister standing up against the doorframe and I said, do
Speaker 3: you want to come into bed with me? She just
Speaker 3: stands there, and I'm like half asleep. So I'm getting
Speaker 3: in the wave a little bit because I'm like, I
Speaker 3: only have a little bit of time left sleep before
Speaker 3: I have to get them up for school. I got
Speaker 3: out of bed and I walked over to the bathroom door.
Speaker 3: I reached over my sister's head to turn the light on,
Speaker 3: and when I turned the light on, there was no
Speaker 3: one there. My sister wasn't there and I was all alone,
Speaker 3: but I since the presence of the little boy. I
Speaker 3: went to my sister's room and she's completely sound asleep.
Speaker 3: I felt so weird, like what if he's there and
Speaker 3: I just can't see him. That's just too much for me.
Speaker 3: I had already planned on doing research on the house,
Speaker 3: but now that I have what I think are goes,
Speaker 3: I'm even more motivated to find out more. I found
Speaker 3: out the original owner built this house in eighteen thirty six.
Speaker 3: He had a wife and several kids and had a
Speaker 3: funeral here, and then two of his sons passed away.
Speaker 3: My mouse and the old pastor died in this house,
Speaker 3: so there's at least three people who died here. So
Speaker 3: I think some of them are still here, haunting this house.
Speaker 3: I found his daughter's journal in the.
Speaker 4: State archive from a newspaper clipping, and she wrote a.
Speaker 3: Poem about death. It's called friendly dust. Beneath the western
Speaker 3: shadow of a church. So still, forever I shall rest
Speaker 3: and dream, I shall not see the waving of the birch,
Speaker 3: nor smell the locust blooms beside the stream, All through
Speaker 3: the endless lengthening of days, my heart will hear the
Speaker 3: words of those beside me. Our dust will mingle hid
Speaker 3: for mortal view, my four bears and the child they
Speaker 3: never knew. I can't leave the house.
Speaker 4: This is where I live. I mean, what else can
Speaker 4: you do?
Speaker 3: I've lived with these ghosts for years now I just
Speaker 3: have to accept it and move on.
Speaker 1: Hello, Hello, my chickadees, Welcome back to another episode of Haunting.
Speaker 2: Wait, I need to a judge your level.
Speaker 1: When are we good?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 2: Yep? All good? Go ahead.
Speaker 1: Didn't we just talk about this? Please be ready when
Speaker 1: I'm ready?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 1: Wait, we did already do this. You adjusted the levels,
Speaker 1: said some choice things that I know you regret, and
Speaker 1: then we threw to Kimberly's story about her dream home
Speaker 1: turned nightmare. And now it's time for ads. Yeah, we
Speaker 1: just did this. See and Merlin spills my coffee all
Speaker 1: over my notes.
Speaker 2: Are you okay?
Speaker 1: Yes, I'm I'm fine. I know time is wonky here,
Speaker 1: but this is weirder than usual. Well, nothing a little
Speaker 1: retail therapy can't fix, I'm sure. Hello, Hello, my chickadees,
Speaker 1: Welcome back to another episode of Haunting. Wait, I need
Speaker 1: to adjust the levels test test We good? Yep, all good,
Speaker 1: go ahead, Merlin.
Speaker 6: I knew it.
Speaker 1: It's a time loop. This place is so unserious real
Speaker 1: heh not really, Lynn, not really. You wouldn't know it
Speaker 1: because you and Merlin are in it. But it seems
Speaker 1: our studio is stuck in.
Speaker 6: A time loop.
Speaker 2: Why the time loop?
Speaker 1: Come on, you've heard of a time loop before? Russian Doll,
Speaker 1: palm springs, huh, Groundhog Day?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Bill Murray funny.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, we all love Bill Murray. But believe it
Speaker 1: or not, this isn't my first time loop. My mom's
Speaker 1: been married to four different guys, and two of them
Speaker 1: were orthodontists. I had braces for like eight years, just
Speaker 1: on and off and on and off. All the enamel
Speaker 1: on my front four teeth is synthetic. But maybe if
Speaker 1: I just pushed through to our second story, we can
Speaker 1: break the loop. It's worth a shot. Next up, we
Speaker 1: have Mela, who's haunted door. It's Mela. I'm telling you, Len,
Speaker 1: it's Mela.
Speaker 2: Into the first story.
Speaker 1: Len, do not hit that button. If you throw it
Speaker 1: to the first story, I will fucking end you.
Speaker 5: We just started going to classes, you know, starting our
Speaker 5: whole college experience.
Speaker 6: My roommate and I went on a walk.
Speaker 5: It was dark right out there sunset. Our dorm is
Speaker 5: right up.
Speaker 6: Against the graveyard. We were walking along the tombs.
Speaker 5: It was entirely silent, and out of nowhere, a ton
Speaker 5: of crows start circling right above our heads.
Speaker 6: But crows don't fly at night.
Speaker 5: It felt eerie, like we shouldn't be there, almost like
Speaker 5: a warning to leave. My name is Mila, and I
Speaker 5: was terrorized at my haunted college in Pennsylvania. I started
Speaker 5: at Saint Vincent College in Latrobe, PA in the fall
Speaker 5: twenty nineteen. Saint Vincent College is pretty old and it
Speaker 5: actually has the first Benedictine monastery in the United States,
Speaker 5: so we have monks and priests that work on campus,
Speaker 5: and it's just a very strong religious community, as well
Speaker 5: as the area being.
Speaker 6: Small, tight knit.
Speaker 5: I was kind of drawn to Saint Vincent because of
Speaker 5: the uniqueness of the campus. It's very Victorian and picturesque,
Speaker 5: very beautiful religious buildings, and they had a great education department.
Speaker 5: I had come in paired with a roommate. Our dorm
Speaker 5: was strictly for freshmen, so I felt very comfortable there.
Speaker 6: We kind of had a.
Speaker 5: Pod where several girls lived together and we had our
Speaker 5: own room.
Speaker 6: The way I described it.
Speaker 5: There's the main hallway and along the outsides of the
Speaker 5: pod there were dorm rooms for each paired roommates, and
Speaker 5: then in the center we kind of had a living
Speaker 5: area and the restrooms and showers.
Speaker 6: We heard a little.
Speaker 5: Bit of talk about the mysteriousness of the area.
Speaker 6: There are a lot of stories that the campus was haunted.
Speaker 5: There was an old mill right past the monastery on campus,
Speaker 5: and there was an incident long ago where a monk's
Speaker 5: robe got caught in the mill and pulled him in him.
Speaker 5: They say he still roams the campus and if you
Speaker 5: look closely, he has no face. Some people say these
Speaker 5: things are myths that were made up to spark excitement
Speaker 5: or give you the scary feeling. But I think there
Speaker 5: is some truth to activity that happens at the campus.
Speaker 6: I just tried to ignore it. We move in, decorate
Speaker 6: the dorm, and made it home. It was super cute.
Speaker 6: I was just so excited. My roommate had a Ouiji board.
Speaker 6: I had never believed in the paranormal.
Speaker 5: Even the movies seemed a little bit outlandish to me,
Speaker 5: but we decided to test it out. We took it
Speaker 5: out messed around with it, tried to ask it questions,
Speaker 5: and nothing happened.
Speaker 6: We got bored.
Speaker 5: Pretty fast and just put it back in the box,
Speaker 5: and it remained under her bed until one night. I
Speaker 5: came back from a party with friends and wanted to
Speaker 5: see if anything would happen.
Speaker 6: I said, hey, guys, my roommate has a Ouiji board.
Speaker 6: Let's play with it.
Speaker 5: Me and two of my friends took it out from
Speaker 5: under her bed, sat on the floor, and then messed
Speaker 5: around with it. We asked if anyone was with us.
Speaker 5: The plankqut started to spell.
Speaker 6: The name Zozo z o Zo.
Speaker 5: Both my friends freaked out that it moved. I was like,
Speaker 5: what does that even mean. I've never heard that before.
Speaker 5: At this point I thought they were messing with me
Speaker 5: and trying to.
Speaker 6: Freak me out. I asked if it was good or bad.
Speaker 6: It said bad.
Speaker 5: We just lifted our hands off and put it back
Speaker 5: in the box. But because it was late at night,
Speaker 5: we all went into our separate rooms and we went
Speaker 5: to bed. The next day, I just went about like normal,
Speaker 5: not really thinking about it, but I felt strange. I
Speaker 5: felt this little creeping fear that I'd done something really bad.
Speaker 6: I talked to my friend later in the day.
Speaker 5: He was really freaked out, and it started to freak
Speaker 5: me out. We didn't say goodbye, and that was what
Speaker 5: was really worrying him the most. He told me, if
Speaker 5: you don't say goodbye, the portal stays open. After he
Speaker 5: told me that, I looked up information about Ouiji boards
Speaker 5: and what they might communicate to you. It started to
Speaker 5: scare me that we had actually talked to an entity
Speaker 5: where it was trying to communicate with us.
Speaker 6: That night, my roommate was staying with her boyfriend.
Speaker 5: Around two forty five, I'm on my phone and I
Speaker 5: started to feel.
Speaker 6: A sense of dread, like scared, and then out of.
Speaker 5: Nowhere, I get a horrible, nauseating feeling. It's almost like
Speaker 5: there's another presence with me in my room. I throw
Speaker 5: my covers over my head like you do whenever you're
Speaker 5: younger and are scared of monsters. I don't know where
Speaker 5: this spear came from, but it was overwhelming. I just
Speaker 5: wanted to hide under the covers as I'm thinking of
Speaker 5: what this could possibly be scaring me, and all of
Speaker 5: a sudden, every picture comes off, all four walls, all
Speaker 5: of it came crashing down. At the same time, my
Speaker 5: curtains come forced off the wall. It sounded like a
Speaker 5: tree came through the window. I am like, what was that?
Speaker 5: Pure fear before I can't even think about what just happened.
Speaker 5: I threw the covers off. I'm out the door, no shoes.
Speaker 5: I run down the hall out of my pod. I
Speaker 5: see some people that are still up hanging out, and
Speaker 5: I'm frantic, telling them the craziest thing just happened to me.
Speaker 6: And I'm too scared to go back to my dorm
Speaker 6: room right now.
Speaker 5: There's no way that isn't just a picture falling off
Speaker 5: the wall. That was some very strong forces that pulled
Speaker 5: my curtains down in all my pictures off the wall.
Speaker 6: And it was the day after we played with the
Speaker 6: Ouiji board.
Speaker 5: I felt like I was dealing with something intentional and
Speaker 5: it wasn't just an accident. I actually go back to
Speaker 5: my room, still scared, but I feel like whatever it
Speaker 5: was died down.
Speaker 6: I went back to bed and dozed off.
Speaker 5: The next night, I started to experience something I've never
Speaker 5: experienced in my life. I woke up around three in
Speaker 5: the morning and I'm completely paralyzed, but I was awake.
Speaker 5: I could open my eyes and hear around me, but
Speaker 5: I was frozen immediately.
Speaker 6: I felt fearful.
Speaker 5: I'm laying there wondering what is happening to me, and
Speaker 5: I feel something brushing up against the back of my legs,
Speaker 5: like someone is touching me.
Speaker 6: It was an actual physical.
Speaker 5: Sensation of someone running a hand up the back of
Speaker 5: your leg, lightly over and over. While I'm paralyzed in bed.
Speaker 5: Every thought is running through my mind.
Speaker 6: I just gasp for air.
Speaker 5: I come out of this and I'm like, what just
Speaker 5: happened to me? I'm looking for someone in my room
Speaker 5: and no one is there. I'm like, did I imagine this?
Speaker 5: I guess it was a sleep paralysis episode, and sometimes
Speaker 5: sleep paralysis it's marked with hallucinations.
Speaker 6: But this was so real.
Speaker 5: I have never had anything happen like that in my life.
Speaker 6: I was genuinely scared. I start having sleep paralysis episodes
Speaker 6: every time I fall asleep, whether.
Speaker 5: It's on my back, if I'm laying on my side,
Speaker 5: if I'm taking an afternoon nap or going to bed
Speaker 5: at night, and then eventually.
Speaker 6: It all escalates like a huge climax.
Speaker 5: There was a time where I was laying in bed
Speaker 5: and I woke up.
Speaker 6: I had been laying on my back and.
Speaker 5: Was completely frozen, but I could move my eyes, and
Speaker 5: in my peripheral vision there's a very tall black figure
Speaker 5: towering over me and looking down on me. It felt
Speaker 5: like it had power over me, like a dominating male presence.
Speaker 5: This thing is touching me, It's brushing my hair with
Speaker 5: its hand.
Speaker 6: I wanted to.
Speaker 5: Scream, but nothing comes out. I'm terrified there was an
Speaker 5: entity in my room. I thought it was only myself
Speaker 5: being targeted for playing with Luigi board, but the things
Speaker 5: I was experiencing started to spread to other people in
Speaker 5: my dorm. So they told our ara that things have
Speaker 5: been happening and I had used a Wigi board in
Speaker 5: our living quarters.
Speaker 6: The ra called down to.
Speaker 5: The monastery and they brought in the priest. All of
Speaker 5: the girls that lived in this pot we were called.
Speaker 6: Out to have a meeting with him.
Speaker 5: He told us, I know you guys have had some
Speaker 5: activity here and someone has a Ouiji board.
Speaker 6: All eyes were on me. I felt like the biggest ass.
Speaker 5: While ever, the priest explained to us that we are
Speaker 5: sitting on an interesting plot of land and there tend
Speaker 5: to be spirits that passed through he explained that they
Speaker 5: would be doing an exorcism. The priest walked around with
Speaker 5: incense and holy water, blessing us so that we would
Speaker 5: be safe from whatever energy is causing these occurrences.
Speaker 6: And honestly I felt relieved.
Speaker 5: The priest reassured me that these things happen sometimes spirits
Speaker 5: are drawn to those that are open. He gave me
Speaker 5: blessed holy water and salt to keep. After that, nothing happened.
Speaker 5: I wasn't experiencing this sleep paralysis anymore. I didn't have
Speaker 5: the feeling of being on edge like something is watching me,
Speaker 5: or in the room with me, like everything.
Speaker 6: Was normal again. I wonder if it was.
Speaker 5: The Ouiji board or just the place we lived, Maybe
Speaker 5: a combination of the two.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Hello, hello, my chicken. Ease, Yes, fine, you do your levels.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking the loop resets every time we move on
Speaker 1: to our next segment, so maybe if we just don't
Speaker 1: throw to the next segment, the loop won't reset and
Speaker 1: time will move forward. I don't have time to do
Speaker 1: this with you each reset, len, so respectfully keep up,
Speaker 1: and if you can't, you're just gonna have to be confused. Now,
Speaker 1: normally it's time for ads. But if you don't stop recording, then,
Speaker 1: for the millionth time, I think I figured it out.
Speaker 1: To escape the loop, I've got to get through the
Speaker 1: entire episode, no cut, no stopping one take. Len, for
Speaker 1: the love of God, do not touch that dial. Here
Speaker 1: we go. Hello, Hello, my chickeneaes, Welcome back to another
Speaker 1: episode of Haunting. I'm your host, Terza. We've got my
Speaker 1: producer Len am I familiar Merlin. Hello, Hoot hoot. Today
Speaker 1: we're serving up two spooky stories that are sure to
Speaker 1: give you goosebumps and raise the hairs on the back
Speaker 1: of your neck. Our first is from Kimberly, who moved
Speaker 1: into our dream home only to discover a total nightmare. Wow,
Speaker 1: is it just me? Or ghostly Victorian children? Impossible to shake?
Speaker 1: Let's take a break and we're back up. Next, we've
Speaker 1: got Mila, whose freshman experience was totally freaky and I
Speaker 1: don't mean in a Kiki way. Oh man, another weedy boar.
Speaker 1: You guys can't keep your fingers off them. Well, it's
Speaker 1: that time again. I don't make the rules so much
Speaker 1: to buy so little time. Speaking of which, we're out
Speaker 1: of it. That's our show. If you've got a spooky
Speaker 1: story to share, email us at Haunting the Podcast at
Speaker 1: gmail dot com and you could be featured on an
Speaker 1: upcoming episode. Until then, keep the portals open and the
Speaker 1: veils then and we'll see you next time for more haunting.
Speaker 1: Ha is it over?
Speaker 2: Wait? I need to levels.
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