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Therésa: Hello, my undead heads, and welcome back to another episode

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Therésa: of Haunting. I'm your ghost host Therésa, and we've got

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Therésa: two deliciously unsettling stories for you today. But before we

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Therésa: get into that, we got a lot of love after

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Therésa: our tenth episode Milestone, So let's open some fan emails.

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Therésa: Our first letter reads, Dear Therésa, I love you so

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Therésa: much and would do anything for you. Oh I love

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Therésa: you too. Please send me a pair of your used socks.

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Therésa: You're too sweet. If only I still had feet. Let's

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Therésa: see what else? Ooh Len, this one's for you. Len, how

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Therésa: do you spend your free time when you're not in studio?

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Len: (MUMBLES)

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Therésa: Uh wow, and you have a special harness for that,

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Therésa: I assume.

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Len: (MUMBLES) 

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Therésa: Huh? You learn something new every day. Oh? What's this?

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Therésa: Someone special has sent you a ghoulish gift. Click here

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Therésa: to claim. If it's the Concord Beauty Lipstick and Blush

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Therésa: combo palette from my wish list, I'm gonna die, well again. No, shoot, no,

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Therésa: it's it's downloading something. Oh no, no, no, no, stop stop,

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Therésa: shit stop stop. Okay, well you know, I'm sure it's fine.

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Therésa: What was that? Len, what's happening? Wait? What? we're getting trolled? Like, like literally?

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Len: (MUMBLES)

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Therésa: Who is spamming us, you guys? not cool. Gross. How do these

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Therésa: trolls move so fast? No, no get out of here.

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Therésa: Drop it, drop it, drop it. Namoi little help here. Throw to our first story.

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STORY A: In the beginning, everything was great, but it got worse

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STORY A: the longer that we were there. It was weighing on me,

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STORY A: and it was weighing on my husband, and it was scary.

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STORY A: I am Ashley and there was something dark living in

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STORY A: my house. My husband and I moved to Rowlett , Texas.

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STORY A: It is a quiet suburb twenty minutes outside of Dallas,

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STORY A: lakeside community. Cute little duplex, three bedroom, two bath, newly renovated.

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STORY A: In the beginning, everything was great. The neighbors were so

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STORY A: friendly and everything like that. But a couple months after

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STORY A: was making coffee one morning, I left the room and

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STORY A: I came back. All of our drawers were open. I'm

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STORY A: same day, I was meeting a friend and we went

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STORY A: I was the last person to leave that morning. I

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STORY A: You walk in that door and you see that, especially

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STORY A: and there was a darker feeling. It was more of

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STORY A: not safe, not light, not friendly. So that was the

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STORY A: They didn't have eyes or faces, but I could feel

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STORY A: By the time he got to the window, he's like,

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STORY A: That moment, I truly felt like I wasn't alone and

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STORY A: a very hard time sleeping in that room. She could

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STORY A: She started getting night terrors. It's like screams that you

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STORY A: that was not normal. One night, my husband and I

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STORY A: It wasn't like an animal growl, was unearthly. We literally

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STORY A: felt the couch shake and vibrate. We sat there for

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STORY A: a moment in silence, he said, did you feel that? Yes.

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STORY A: Did you hear that? And I said yes. My husband

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STORY A: a month later. I'm not sure what exactly was in

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STORY A: Six days after we moved out, a tornado came and

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STORY A: unfortunately destroyed a lot of Rowlett. My husband and I

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STORY A: decided that we wanted to see if our neighbors were safe,

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STORY A: damage and the destruction. When we drove down our old street,

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STORY A: just was a very dark, dark house and once we

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STORY A: It felt much lighter, sunnier, and life continued on as

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Therésa: So apparently we've got some kind of Ecto malware and

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Therésa: all hell is breaking loose, Right, not literally but maybe

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Therésa: literally who knows anymore. IT is on their way, but

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Therésa: we're glitching. Oh my god, this is so annoying. We're

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Therésa: glitching until they get here.

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Glitch: You've been preapproved for a new line of credit. Enjoy

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Glitch: flexible rewards tailored to your after lifestyle needs.

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Therésa: Shut up, gross. Len? There's a good of slime seeping

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Therésa: through the ceiling in here.

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Len: (MUMBLES)

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Therésa: Well call IT again. Oh god, what now? My DMs

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Therésa: are blowing up. No, no, oh, this this is too far.

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Therésa: Every single one of my posts has been changed to

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Therésa: the twenty four hour RayBan Anniversary sales scam.

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STORY B: I started hearing some banging. Sounded like baseball bats and

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STORY B: like hammers and just smashing things. So I'm a little

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STORY B: freaked out, like, Okay, what if it's somebody who's just gonna

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STORY B: through the wall? Hi, I'm Kayla, And this is the

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STORY B: story of when a ghost was doing construction in the

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STORY B: next room. I am an art student, so I spend

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STORY B: a lot of time in the studios. One of the

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STORY B: studios is in a really traditional Victorian ish style building,

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STORY B: but it was one of the more haunted buildings on campus.

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STORY B: It was Friday, and campus is usually dead on Friday,

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STORY B: so it wouldn't be like anyone else would be there.

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STORY B: And I've been there a few times at night and

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STORY B: nothing's happened. But this was different. It is pretty late

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STORY B: at night, maybe like ten o'clock. I am finishing a

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STORY B: painting in the studio when I started hearing some banging.

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STORY B: Earlier that day they had been doing some either renovations

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STORY B: Why is there banging? So I'm nervous because I knew

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STORY B: no one else was over there. It kind of sounded

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STORY B: like a hammer, but like much more aggressive than you

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STORY B: would hammer. In the nail normally. It's the type of

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STORY B: noise you'd hear in like a rage room. A rage

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STORY B: room is essentially this room that you can go into

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STORY B: with a bunch of things that either people donate or

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STORY B: go around with baseball bats and like hammers and just

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STORY B: smash things to let out some rage. That's about the

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STORY B: digression whole, and it was starting to sound like it

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STORY B: was in the same room. So I'm freaking out. I

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STORY B: call my roommate, hoping that she picks up.

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STORY B: I'm Rose Kayla's roommate. I could immediately tell that something

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STORY B: was up. Usually we just text. I mean, she texted

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STORY B: me a few hours before to say that she was

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STORY B: staying late in the studio because she does that, so

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STORY B: it wasn't anything unusual for her to be there that late,

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STORY B: but her calling me when she was there is definitely weird.

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STORY B: She sounded a little scared.

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STORY B: I said, there's some noise happening right now. Can you

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STORY B: come down here and help me clean up and walk

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STORY B: She put her phone on speaker and was like, can

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STORY B: you hear this?

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STORY B: She says no, but I'll be there soon, because she

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STORY B: was like going out the door when we hung up.

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STORY B: I did not want to go there. It kind of

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STORY B: freaks me out in there honestly. They're old buildings, and

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STORY B: the sink in the painting studio, for whatever reason, it

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STORY B: faintly in the background and you can always hear it.

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STORY B: as if it was never happening. I'm visibly nervous. She

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STORY B: We cleaned up as fast as we possibly could. With

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STORY B: She shuts off all the nights, and as soon as

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STORY B: I didn't hear about any vandalism or damage that happened.

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STORY B: We do know of a ghost that lives there. It's

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STORY B: Now that's where you're gonna find him. Yeah, it was

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Therésa: Well, IT finally showed up and took care of things. They're

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Therésa: But I will not rest until I find whoever did this,

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Therésa: and when I do, I will personally see to it

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Therésa: that you go straight to hell and not the fun,

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Len: (MUMBLES)

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Therésa: Really think it's a good idea to share the email

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Therésa: after everything we've been through today?

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Len: (MUMBLES)

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Therésa: If you have a scare to share email HauntingThePodcast@gmail.com for

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Therésa: a chance to share a story in a future episode.

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Len: (MUMBLES)

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Therésa: HauntingThePodcast@gmail.com Happy?

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Len: (MUMBLES)

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Therésa: My social platforms are all I have. So once you've

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Therésa: been reduced to a hackey Internet scam, then we can talk.

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