Speaker 1: What's that at the bed. It's spooky, I'm yooky. I'm
Speaker 1: pretty sure it's dead, it's coming, it's way.
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, Hey, I'm ghosted.
Speaker 3: Tyron's dress.
Speaker 4: Hey boo, it's me raz Oh my god. I had
Speaker 4: such a good weekend. I got to have a little
Speaker 4: bit more Greg and Dana Newkirk in my life because
Speaker 4: they had their Phenomena Con, which is their digital paranormal conference,
Speaker 4: and it was so fun. First of all, you guys
Speaker 4: loved their appearance on the show, as did I. Oh,
Speaker 4: they're just so cool and they've created this amazing community
Speaker 4: and they do this paranormal con friends. It's the third
Speaker 4: time that they've done it since the pandemic. And unfortunately,
Speaker 4: if you missed it, you won't be able to see it.
Speaker 4: And only it only lived for a very short amount
Speaker 4: of time. And I was the final speaker, and I mean,
Speaker 4: I guess you could say I was a speaker. I
Speaker 4: was trying to channel the most scholarly side of me possible.
Speaker 4: But I had such a great time and got to
Speaker 4: meet a lot of wonderful people. Welcome if you're new
Speaker 4: to the show. I also just recorded another Patreon episode
Speaker 4: for the time being, I'm going to do this every
Speaker 4: single week on Patreon. I'm going to do around forty
Speaker 4: minutes a week of me learning about paranormal phenomenal I'm
Speaker 4: open to different topics that anyone wants to throw at me.
Speaker 4: I'm learning a lot. I've done two full episodes now,
Speaker 4: no commercials. It's me learning about paranormal stuff and finding
Speaker 4: the humor in it, and I'm gonna cover all different
Speaker 4: kinds of stuff. So for the time being, I'm gonna
Speaker 4: do it every Thursday. Just as these episodes drop, they'll
Speaker 4: drop on Patreon there in addition to my videos and
Speaker 4: bonus clips from each episode.
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Speaker 4: Today is a listener episode, and as always, if you
Speaker 4: want to be on one, just shoot me an email
Speaker 4: at ghosted by ras at gmail dot com, put in
Speaker 4: the subject line listener episode, and give me some bullet
Speaker 4: points about your stories. You don't have to spend way
Speaker 4: too much time type in everything up. Don't worry about that.
Speaker 4: Just give me an idea of what we could talk
Speaker 4: about and then we'll talk about it. We've got a
Speaker 4: great one today. We've got Damien, who lives in a
Speaker 4: house with a ghost, in it. Hey, there's got a
Speaker 4: couple of great stories. Went to a abandoned psychiatric hospital
Speaker 4: in Korea. Rachel has a house in the family where
Speaker 4: there's there's some stuff going on, let me tell you.
Speaker 4: And then I talked to Caroline who shares some stuff
Speaker 4: on behalf of her mother who works at a haunted hospital.
Speaker 4: And it's spooky. So I hope you enjoy. If you
Speaker 4: want to hear a little bit extra this week, I'm Patreon.
Speaker 4: From this episode, I talked to Damien about going to Savannah, Georgia,
Speaker 4: where there's ghosts.
Speaker 1: That's what they say.
Speaker 4: There's ghosts there and all kinds of cool paranormal stuff.
Speaker 4: All right, it's time for another listener phone call Extravaganza.
Speaker 1: On with the show.
Speaker 4: I am joined by Damian in New Jersey.
Speaker 1: Hello, Damien, Hello, how are you so good?
Speaker 4: I mean, when you have that name? Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 4: do people bring up the.
Speaker 5: Omen always as a kid, always, and it was yeah,
Speaker 5: And you know, I grew up in the seventies, so
Speaker 5: it was just always people checking for sixes on my head.
Speaker 5: Oh no, but yeah, but I was actually named after
Speaker 5: the priest and the.
Speaker 3: Exorcist stop true story. Yeah, whoa.
Speaker 4: Damien, that is crazy. I guess I never even put
Speaker 4: that together, that the priests and the exorcist. Damien, oh
Speaker 4: my god father Kears.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah right.
Speaker 4: Yes, well, Damien, I want to hear some ghost stories,
Speaker 4: and you sent me a lot, so I don't know
Speaker 4: where do we began? Where do you want to go?
Speaker 3: I haadle this?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I guess we should talk about the ghost in
Speaker 5: the attic.
Speaker 4: Okay, so you currently have a ghost in your attic?
Speaker 5: Yeah? I feel like he's been here a long time.
Speaker 5: I guess when my husband and I moved into this
Speaker 5: house nine years ago, and our neighbor got married and
Speaker 5: she had a little recip in the backyard, and our
Speaker 5: other neighbor was there, an older guy named we know,
Speaker 5: and he, you know, we were just chatting and he said,
Speaker 5: you guys know about the guy who killed himself in
Speaker 5: your attic?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 5: And we said no, we were never told this, you know,
Speaker 5: not that it really mattered, but.
Speaker 3: You know, it's.
Speaker 4: What's how do you work that in as a realtor? Like,
Speaker 4: all right, signed here and I see, you know someone
Speaker 4: killed themselves in ash.
Speaker 5: It wasn't even it wasn't even the previous owners. It
Speaker 5: was the owners before, so it's it's cool, We're open
Speaker 5: to this kind of thing. So anyway, we're like fine.
Speaker 5: This is when we had first moved in. And the
Speaker 5: story is that this young man who was the early nineties,
Speaker 5: he contracted he got HIV from where I don't know, uh,
Speaker 5: and when he found out, he committed suicide. In the end,
Speaker 5: this was his family home. He lived here with his parents,
Speaker 5: and I think others said, and you know he die,
Speaker 5: I believe in the staircase going up into the attic.
Speaker 3: Now, the attic here is my.
Speaker 5: Husband's sort of office, you know, his man cave sort of.
Speaker 3: So he's he's up there all the time.
Speaker 5: Ah, and he sees this guy all the time, yeah,
Speaker 5: all the.
Speaker 4: And he sees him like a person or he sees
Speaker 4: him like but well, the other day.
Speaker 5: I was sitting here, like my my home office is
Speaker 5: right the staircase lets out right into my home office
Speaker 5: and I'm sitting here on hre and go oh hell.
Speaker 3: No, like and and he goes there was there's a
Speaker 3: this you know, his name is David.
Speaker 5: David was hiding behind you know those exercise things you
Speaker 5: hook up into the wall or whatever, you know, like
Speaker 5: the you know, like you have a home gym kind
Speaker 5: of thing where you connected to your doorframe or whatever.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that right exactly, and.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so were we.
Speaker 5: It's it's like it's sitting in the corner collecting destin
Speaker 5: covered clothes. So he's David, this is hiding behind this thing,
Speaker 5: sort of peeking out at my husband. I'm convinced he's
Speaker 5: obsessed with my husband.
Speaker 1: So yeah, John just sees.
Speaker 3: Him all the time, and he's just a presence.
Speaker 5: Like, oh, by the way, yeah, your your podcast is
Speaker 5: definitely haunted because.
Speaker 3: And I didn't.
Speaker 5: I like, I usually i'll listen to a podcast while
Speaker 5: I'm in the kitchen cooking, and whenever I was listening
Speaker 5: to your podcast, I would feel his presence in my
Speaker 5: kitchen behind me, and I'd always just sort of look
Speaker 5: over my shoulder. There's nothing there, but I sort of
Speaker 5: feel something. And then you know, a later episode, I
Speaker 5: someone had mentioned that your podcast is only like it's
Speaker 5: only when I listen to your podcast.
Speaker 3: Am I getting this sort of.
Speaker 1: I don't know if I like that or don't.
Speaker 4: Like there's a part of that kind of I'm like,
Speaker 4: I'm kind of honored that the ghosts are into it,
Speaker 4: but at the same time, I just didn't want that
Speaker 4: to make people be like, oh, hell no, I'm not
Speaker 4: listening to this. I don't want ghosts popping up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think it's cool. Let's let it be as
Speaker 3: long as nothing.
Speaker 4: So when that neighbor told you about this guy, did
Speaker 4: he know from the owners in between you, you know,
Speaker 4: between the person that killed themselves and there was somebody else
Speaker 4: lived there and then you did they have stories or something?
Speaker 5: Not that I'm aware of, Not that I'm aware of
Speaker 5: it all. Nobody said anything to us. And it's a
Speaker 5: good energy. It's not you know, there's nothing bad going on. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it's just like he's here. He's a little obsessed.
Speaker 4: But with my husband, does he mainly just up hear
Speaker 4: or just are there? Are there other things going on?
Speaker 3: Well, that's where I was going with this.
Speaker 5: So we opened up a store here in Maplewood in
Speaker 5: New Jersey, and my husband's like always shout it out.
Speaker 3: It's called Remarch. It's an awesome story in Maplewood, New Jersey.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 5: My husband's like, you know, you open a business, He's
Speaker 5: obsessed with it. He's always there. He's there, like through
Speaker 5: the night, moving stuff around and whatever he's doing. So
Speaker 5: I'm here at the house and I fall asleep one
Speaker 5: night and I wake up and it's just that, just
Speaker 5: a male presence in my bedroom staring at me.
Speaker 3: And so.
Speaker 5: Backstory to a little just to step aside here for
Speaker 5: a second, is that my mom passed.
Speaker 3: Away about a few years ago, a few years.
Speaker 5: Back, and she had been sending me signs and things.
Speaker 5: And my husband's cousin is a spiritual healer, and he said,
Speaker 5: just ask before you go to bed at night. Ask that,
Speaker 5: ask her what it is she wants, and she'll tell
Speaker 5: you in a dream.
Speaker 3: And she did. It happened.
Speaker 5: I woke up in the middle of the night after
Speaker 5: seeing her in a dream, and she had a message
Speaker 5: for me on a piece of paper.
Speaker 3: But that's another story.
Speaker 5: Anyway, I saw this guy standing in the bedroom, so
Speaker 5: I'm it's just a shape. It's very it's very non
Speaker 5: the script. So I said to him, Okay, I'm going
Speaker 5: back to bed. I don't know what you want, but.
Speaker 3: Let me know.
Speaker 5: So I go to bed and I have this dream
Speaker 5: and I go downstairs in the dream and go into
Speaker 5: my dining room, heads towards heads towards my kitchen, and
Speaker 5: he's there's a shape a man standing in the kitchen
Speaker 5: door frame and he has no face. He just looks
Speaker 5: kind of sort of like silly putty, you know, like
Speaker 5: a non face, like no whise. It's just like if
Speaker 5: if someone had sculpted a face out of silly putty.
Speaker 3: But he had a mouth. And I said to him, Okay,
Speaker 3: what do you want? And he said, is John here?
Speaker 3: That's my husband's name. Is John here? And I said,
Speaker 3: he's not here right now. But I was so aired.
Speaker 5: I picked up a spoon off of the dining room
Speaker 5: table and I went to standing.
Speaker 3: And he just vanished.
Speaker 5: I woke up at that point, but that was I'm
Speaker 5: assuming that was him looking for my husband.
Speaker 1: Wow, So he really is interested in your husband.
Speaker 3: I really feel like it's goes to obsessed me.
Speaker 4: So basically and people, he came to visit you, like
Speaker 4: in person, and then you went to bad You've told him,
Speaker 4: tell me what you want. You go to bed, and
Speaker 4: he's like, I just wanted to know where your husband is.
Speaker 3: Seriously, what do you want from me? I want your husband?
Speaker 4: Wow?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Interesting, but yeah.
Speaker 5: And he's always around and he was standing, you know,
Speaker 5: like he was standing in that dream in the same
Speaker 5: place where he's usually standing when I'm listening to a podcast.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so when you listen to my podcast, do you
Speaker 4: grab a spoon and turn around?
Speaker 3: Seriously? Right, I keep a spoon in hands, not the
Speaker 3: huge knife I'm cutting on.
Speaker 4: But I mean, so you guys co exist. It seems,
Speaker 4: you know, it doesn't sound like a bad thing.
Speaker 3: We're very happy here, all three of us.
Speaker 1: It's kind of amazing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's cute.
Speaker 4: It's well, okay, tell me more, tell me more. What
Speaker 4: about going to the Stanley Hotel?
Speaker 3: Oh? Yeah, I went in September. I think I took
Speaker 3: a trip to.
Speaker 5: Colorado just to get away, and you know, I feel,
Speaker 5: let me do some ghost hunting because that's what I
Speaker 5: like to do. I mean, and so I said, let's
Speaker 5: do this. Let me do the Stanley. I went by myself.
Speaker 3: I was there.
Speaker 5: They put me in a room to nineteen, which is
Speaker 5: not the Stephen King Room. The Stephen King Room is
Speaker 5: two seventeen. So I was two doors down. But every
Speaker 5: time I came out of my room, there was a
Speaker 5: crowd of people standing there getting the tour.
Speaker 3: Anyway, nothing happened.
Speaker 5: But until the last day when I'm packing my stuff
Speaker 5: to leave, and I had a paperback copy of The
Speaker 5: Shining with me just to kind of, you know, read
Speaker 5: it while I'm there and sort of absorb absorb it
Speaker 5: and you know, make the connections to the to the
Speaker 5: written word, you know, because it's different from the film.
Speaker 3: So I read.
Speaker 5: I read the book. I finished it, and I was
Speaker 5: packing up to leave, and I was like, what should
Speaker 5: I do with this book? Let me just leave it
Speaker 5: here for the next person, sort of as a little
Speaker 5: you know, a little nod, you know, like it's the
Speaker 5: Shining Year at the Stanley.
Speaker 3: So there's a chest of drawers. I opened the top drawer.
Speaker 3: I put it in the top drawer close to the
Speaker 3: top door.
Speaker 5: I turn around to start filling my suitcase with lug
Speaker 5: with clothes, and I turn around and the drawer is
Speaker 5: wide open.
Speaker 3: With the book in it. So I figured, I was like,
Speaker 3: this is just like it's the drawers on rollers.
Speaker 5: So it's just kind of opened because I had opened it,
Speaker 5: you know, and then.
Speaker 3: I closed it.
Speaker 5: So I sort of closed it a little better, you know,
Speaker 5: you press it in and then it stays.
Speaker 3: I turn around, I come back in the drawers opening.
Speaker 5: I do it again, and then I watched the drawer
Speaker 5: I watched the drawer open itself by itself, even though
Speaker 5: I pressed it closed, and it never.
Speaker 3: Opened before the three days I was there.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 5: So yeah, I said, as you know, a friend had
Speaker 5: asked me, did anything happen with you with a I
Speaker 5: was like, not really, And then I told.
Speaker 3: Her about this and she was like, that's something.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's not. So is it the kind of place?
Speaker 4: I mean? I know I've like looked into this place
Speaker 4: many times, but I've never been. But is it a
Speaker 4: kind of place where there's kind of ghosts everywhere? I mean, sure,
Speaker 4: there's some rooms that they say are more haunted than others,
Speaker 4: but yeah, you know, you're not really saying goes anywhere.
Speaker 5: There was there are other build where there are ghosts
Speaker 5: that this guy died here, but you know, doing this
Speaker 5: what like. And then in the hotel itself there's the
Speaker 5: one room to seventeen, where Stephen King stayed and was
Speaker 5: inspired by a dream that he had there.
Speaker 3: Earlier on in the history of the hotel. That room
Speaker 3: had exploded.
Speaker 5: I think, I don't know, a maid died or something
Speaker 5: like someone I don't even know.
Speaker 3: If she died, but.
Speaker 5: There's there's like that you could take a ghost tour,
Speaker 5: which is what I did, and they tell you the
Speaker 5: stories of like this, this and this, and you know,
Speaker 5: it's cute.
Speaker 3: It was, it was, it was pretty good. It was interesting.
Speaker 1: I want to go. So I almost went by myself.
Speaker 4: During like kind of well like slightly after, like we
Speaker 4: were able to go out and do things. Yeah, but
Speaker 4: I was like, I'm not going to go by myself.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna be scared. But now I'm inspired.
Speaker 3: Oh it's it's awesome.
Speaker 5: It's beautiful, and it's like it's right outside the Rocky Mountains.
Speaker 5: So you just, you know, go tour the Rocky Mountains
Speaker 5: during the day and you come back to the hotel
Speaker 5: and take a ghost tour.
Speaker 3: It's awesome.
Speaker 1: I've been ghosted too.
Speaker 4: Hello Heather and Nova Scotia.
Speaker 1: How are you?
Speaker 6: I'm good?
Speaker 1: Are you so good? Oh my god? What have you
Speaker 1: got from me today?
Speaker 6: All right, we'll start with my Seth Korean story. So
Speaker 6: this happened about five years ago. I was teaching English there,
Speaker 6: so I was just looking on the internet for stuff
Speaker 6: to do, and then I came across this abandoned psychiatric
Speaker 6: hospital and like the pictures like it's just terrifying, like
Speaker 6: it's straight out of a horror movie. So it's called
Speaker 6: gone Geum Psychiatric Hospital, and it was abandoned in like
Speaker 6: the early nineties. So it's a little bit of research
Speaker 6: and it's pretty popular, like people would go and walk
Speaker 6: around like take photos and all that stuff. So I thought, well,
Speaker 6: why don't we check it out, So we went one weekend.
Speaker 6: So I'll just preface it by saying, so there's rumors
Speaker 6: or folklore that it was closed because doctors, you know,
Speaker 6: we're experimenting on the patients and then like some of
Speaker 6: them were dying mysteriously.
Speaker 1: An old psychiatric hospital, it is so dark.
Speaker 6: And then there's rumors that the hospital director was clinically
Speaker 6: insane himself and he was treating them as prisoners. So
Speaker 6: there's a lot of backstory. But then at the same
Speaker 6: time you do have reports that it was just due
Speaker 6: to like septic tank issues or like administration errors that
Speaker 6: like that's why it closed. So it's like you can
Speaker 6: either go the route where it's like terrifying and like
Speaker 6: murders and things, or you can kind of a bit
Speaker 6: more of than mundane like rational thing to be like, oh,
Speaker 6: just closed because the building was not in great condition. Anyway,
Speaker 6: still spooky. So it's about forty forty minutes south of Soul,
Speaker 6: So it took us about two hours to get there,
Speaker 6: and there was like decent directions online and everything, but
Speaker 6: the locals in town really don't like you going, so
Speaker 6: it's kind of, you know, not really encouraged. So myself
Speaker 6: and two friends went. So we took the bus, took
Speaker 6: public transportations. So by the time we got there, it
Speaker 6: was kind of like four thirty and this was in February,
Speaker 6: so like it was you know, getting dark a bit
Speaker 6: earlier kind of thing. So we were doing well with
Speaker 6: the you know, directions to get there, and then we
Speaker 6: get to the gate. It's all closed off, like you're
Speaker 6: not allowed to go. There's signs everywhere saying like trespassers
Speaker 6: will be persecuted, like there's fines, and there's cameras. So
Speaker 6: we and I don't know, I guess we just got
Speaker 6: mixed up with the directions. So we were supposed to
Speaker 6: go past the gate and then there was a little
Speaker 6: bit of like an opening that you could go through,
Speaker 6: but we were getting a bit worried because we don't
Speaker 6: be able.
Speaker 7: To see us.
Speaker 6: We don't want to get in trouble. So we kind
Speaker 6: of backtracked and there's an empty lot, so like, okay,
Speaker 6: well we'll go up this way, we'll go up the
Speaker 6: big hill and then we'll find the hospital through there.
Speaker 6: So we go up. We ended up kind of getting
Speaker 6: a bit lost, like through the thick voice up the hill,
Speaker 6: and then I mean, it really is in the middle
Speaker 6: of nowhere, Like it's not like the buildings around like
Speaker 6: a bunch of other buildings or stuff like that.
Speaker 4: Much more than me. I would never in a million years.
Speaker 6: But it's one of those things that I'm not like,
Speaker 6: but if I'm with people, you know what I mean,
Speaker 6: Like I'm I mean, I'm scared of the dark, but
Speaker 6: if I'm with other people, I find like I'm a
Speaker 6: lot more brave because it is fun, Like it's fun
Speaker 6: to be scared. But yeah, So then like we're in
Speaker 6: the woods and then all of a sudden, it's like
Speaker 6: a clearing and then we just see like this abandoned
Speaker 6: building and like it hit me like I was like
Speaker 6: I am currently about to enter like a horror movie.
Speaker 6: Like I just the building. It was incredible to see
Speaker 6: because you're just like, this is the perfect set for
Speaker 6: us to get murdered or for something terrifying to happen,
Speaker 6: Like I just couldn't believe it. It was straight out.
Speaker 8: Of a movie.
Speaker 6: And I really recommend anyone to look it up for
Speaker 6: the photos. Yeah, go on Gaum Psychiatric Hospital. So we
Speaker 6: see it and like, oh cool if you finally found it.
Speaker 6: So we go down and so one of my friends
Speaker 6: who was with us, a big, like six foot.
Speaker 7: Four big guy.
Speaker 6: He was like, I'm totally not gonna be scared, Like
Speaker 6: I won't be scared at all, Like we're definitely going in,
Speaker 6: like it's all fine, and I'm kind of like okay,
Speaker 6: Like we see.
Speaker 8: How we go.
Speaker 6: So we look inside and we're like looking at it
Speaker 6: and all the windows kind of are all broken, like
Speaker 6: it's really really run down, and so it's pretty easy.
Speaker 6: So there's like a ground floor and then there were
Speaker 6: three levels above it. So we thought, well, we're in
Speaker 6: the bit of the backside, so we'll just go in through.
Speaker 6: There was like a door that was broken, so we
Speaker 6: went through. So we're in the ground level and we're
Speaker 6: looking around and it's crazy because just like everything it's
Speaker 6: like they literally picked up and left one day, Like
Speaker 6: there's beds, clothing, like artwork like filing cabinets, telephones, Like
Speaker 6: it was just really eerie because you're just like, it's
Speaker 6: just like they just left anyway, So we were in there,
Speaker 6: it's still there.
Speaker 1: You know, you would think that, I know, rummage and
Speaker 1: steal it all.
Speaker 6: Well, yeah, because pretty much it was like like twenty
Speaker 6: five years later that we were visiting it, like it's
Speaker 6: been abandoned for a really long time. Then there was
Speaker 6: like graffiti and stuff. So we're looking around like it's
Speaker 6: really cool. And luckily, I mean, the sun was going
Speaker 6: down a little bit, just because it took us so
Speaker 6: long actually kind of get there, so it was started
Speaker 6: a bit of like that eerie feeling, like you know, dusk,
Speaker 6: and so all of a sudden we just hear this
Speaker 6: like really really loud bang and it was right on
Speaker 6: top of us, like right like in the ceiling above us,
Speaker 6: and like we all just stopped in our tracks and
Speaker 6: I was like, oh, like are we not alone? Kind
Speaker 6: of thing like is someone else here? And it was
Speaker 6: loud enough it honestly just sounded like a bowling ball
Speaker 6: falling off of like a table. So caught us by surprise.
Speaker 6: You're like, oh shit, like what are we Okay, so we.
Speaker 4: The floors or ceilings everything. That's so scary to hear
Speaker 4: something above you.
Speaker 6: Well, yeah, because we just assumed that we were the
Speaker 6: only ones there, like we didn't see anyone else around,
Speaker 6: and we weren't expecting that, like I don't know. So
Speaker 6: we went out the side, like onto the other side,
Speaker 6: and like my friend's freaking out, like I mean, we
Speaker 6: all were like we were all just like what was that?
Speaker 6: And then we kind of trying to rash line is it,
Speaker 6: like you know, it probably was just like a cat
Speaker 6: or you know, I don't know, something just fell, and
Speaker 6: it's important to not like it wasn't windy at all,
Speaker 6: like there was zero wind and that day, and so
Speaker 6: like we're outside, and so my friend was like, yeah,
Speaker 6: is anyone there, like hello? And so he says it
Speaker 6: in Korean as well, because we were like, well, if
Speaker 6: it's like a person or a spirit like he says,
Speaker 6: are they might not speak English. So as soon as
Speaker 6: he says it in Korean, like is anyone there? Literally,
Speaker 6: adorous slands like as hard as it can right beside
Speaker 6: like the window that we're at, and so like we
Speaker 6: just ran ran to the front of the building, like
Speaker 6: I could not believe it. And I mean, it could
Speaker 6: have been a coincidence, but I just think like the
Speaker 6: fact that the words had just come out of his
Speaker 6: mouth and then it was like a door slamming, you know.
Speaker 6: And so yeah, so we were like, okay, like that's odd,
Speaker 6: like two loud noises kind of thing. So we go
Speaker 6: to the front of the building and like my friend
Speaker 6: like he is not doing well, like he is saying
Speaker 6: like prayers, and he's like we can't go in there,
Speaker 6: like the spirits are going to come back with us,
Speaker 6: like this is how bad things begin. And so I'm
Speaker 6: and I agree, like I don't want to, like I
Speaker 6: don't want to anger any spirits or things that's there.
Speaker 6: But at the same time, like we did travel all
Speaker 6: this way to get there, so I'm like, well, let's
Speaker 6: you know, like let's just take a minute resents and
Speaker 6: like slowly maybe go in it kind of thing. So
Speaker 6: finally after a little bit and like my friends like
Speaker 6: if anyone there, like hello, we didn't hear anythings, Okay,
Speaker 6: let's go in. So we went into the ground floor
Speaker 6: again and again like this building is massive, like it's huge,
Speaker 6: So went into the ground part again and like we're
Speaker 6: finally feeling a little bit more like comfortable kind of thing.
Speaker 6: And then again like right above us, like we hear
Speaker 6: another bank and this was the loudest one that we heard,
Speaker 6: and it was kind of like two almost like it
Speaker 6: was like bang bang, and again like you could really
Speaker 6: know that it was right above us, like it wasn't
Speaker 6: just like some distance noise or like the other place.
Speaker 9: So again, like we just went outside of the building
Speaker 9: because we it was just so creepy because you're just like,
Speaker 9: what is this, Like I want to know, but at
Speaker 9: the same time, I'm petrified and I don't really want
Speaker 9: to know.
Speaker 6: What this noise is. And so at that point, like
Speaker 6: my friends like I'm not going in this building, like
Speaker 6: no way, and I mean I can understand it too.
Speaker 6: So we were outside and I convinced the other friend.
Speaker 6: I was like, well, let's just walk up the steps
Speaker 6: to like the first level, you know, have a peek
Speaker 6: in it, because I don't do it. So we were
Speaker 6: holding on to each other and they kept saying to
Speaker 6: me like, oh, just going by yourself, going by yourself.
Speaker 6: I'm like, come on, like I'm not going to go
Speaker 6: in this terrifying building that's like considered one of the
Speaker 6: most haunted places in Korea, like on my own, like
Speaker 6: I need to have someone else with.
Speaker 1: Me, plus the human up there, that would be way scarier.
Speaker 6: I know, and that and that's the thing, Like I
Speaker 6: think there's a few options on what it could have been,
Speaker 6: and I really think, I mean, it could have been
Speaker 6: a person or could have been something paranormal, but like
Speaker 6: I definitely don't think it wasn't an animal or anything,
Speaker 6: because it was just really really loud, and I think
Speaker 6: the fact that it all happened like where we were
Speaker 6: kind of thing, like it's just I don't know. So anyway,
Speaker 6: so we go up the stairs and again like you're
Speaker 6: looking through the hallway, so all the windows are broken.
Speaker 6: The door was just there's no door, so we could
Speaker 6: easily look through, and it was still light enough that
Speaker 6: like you would think that light would get through, but
Speaker 6: it was just total darkness, like you look down this
Speaker 6: hallway and it's pitch black, just so scary, and so
Speaker 6: we were kind of like peeking our heads in and
Speaker 6: like it's just the eerie feeling that comes over you.
Speaker 6: And then we heard just like a scratching noise. It
Speaker 6: wasn't a scratching it was like someone had a really
Speaker 6: long stick and was just like walking like down the hallway,
Speaker 6: like dragging it.
Speaker 1: Oh god, but it.
Speaker 6: Was long enough because there were like there were lots
Speaker 6: of trees around, but none were close enough. I mean,
Speaker 6: there weren't any windows anyway, they were all broken, but
Speaker 6: it wasn't like there was like a tree banging against
Speaker 6: the window and you know, you get that noise and
Speaker 6: it was just really really steady. So at that point
Speaker 6: we we you know, you kind of peek your head
Speaker 6: in the bed and stuff, but he was like, no,
Speaker 6: I can't, we can't do this, Like it was just
Speaker 6: we didn't want to be part of a horror movie
Speaker 6: that day. And so that's where I feel like we
Speaker 6: kind of chickened out, like we didn't you know, really
Speaker 6: go through it. But I mean, I guess it was
Speaker 6: probably the smartest thing to do. I mean, we all survived,
Speaker 6: but you know, and at the time, you don't really think, like,
Speaker 6: you know, what is this because you kind of just
Speaker 6: ratualize it in your head or you know, but looking
Speaker 6: back now or like really processing it, I'm like, I
Speaker 6: just don't know what it it could have been.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it sounds like you've weighed a lot of the options,
Speaker 4: and I'm here to say that that was indeed ghosts, And.
Speaker 6: That's it's weird because like, well we didn't really actually
Speaker 6: even like see anything. We just it was just you
Speaker 6: heard it, you know, until like I was looking into
Speaker 6: a few other you know, stories of someone else I
Speaker 6: knew he went at night time, and I mean, I
Speaker 6: just can't believe that anyone would in their right mind
Speaker 6: do that like at night that you was scary enough during.
Speaker 8: The day, but no, thank you now.
Speaker 6: But and so other people say that, you know, they
Speaker 6: see shadows like there are like there's been a lot
Speaker 6: of ghost hunters or you know places people that go
Speaker 6: and visit it and you know, do all that stuff.
Speaker 6: And then a lot of people say, you know they
Speaker 6: hear slamming doors, like shadows, uh, you know, stuff dropping
Speaker 6: like scratches on doors and things. So like there's definitely
Speaker 6: there's spirits in there. Like I think you can't dispute it.
Speaker 4: Well, next time I'm in the neighborhood, I'll stop by.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So there's a horror movie filmed in it, which
Speaker 6: I haven't watched yet, but I'll have to. And so
Speaker 6: actually the building since has been demolished I.
Speaker 7: Just found use the other day.
Speaker 6: Yeah. Yeah, I couldn't believe it because I you know,
Speaker 6: it did gain a lot more popularity, so I think
Speaker 6: a lot more people were going to see it and everything,
Speaker 6: but they just thought, no, well, we'll tear it down.
Speaker 1: Damn.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I'm sure people on the air just like fell
Speaker 4: in love with it and taking pictures and Instagram and
Speaker 4: all that stuff. I follow a lot of like abandoned
Speaker 4: building accounts on Instagram and it's it's pretty insane.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, I want to hear your other story about your
Speaker 4: Australian boyfriend.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so he's now my husband. Yeah yeah, so yeah,
Speaker 6: so you met in Australia and then we're let's go
Speaker 6: home and you know, you can meet my family and
Speaker 6: all that fun stuff. So he came home in July.
Speaker 6: It's a bit of backstory. So my best friend in
Speaker 6: the world, she is always so paranoid that like she's
Speaker 6: going to move into a house or an apartment that
Speaker 6: like someone's been murdered in or there's like hauntings or
Speaker 6: anything like. So she'll always ask the landlords, like, has
Speaker 6: anything funny happened here? Anything bad?
Speaker 10: Like?
Speaker 6: And I mean we always kind of tease her about it,
Speaker 6: because it is a funny like you feel a bit
Speaker 6: silly asking the question, I shamelessly asked, but this time
Speaker 6: she didn't. So they it wasn't the landlord as like
Speaker 6: a friend or something that was showing them around, so
Speaker 6: she didn't really get a chance.
Speaker 8: To ask the question.
Speaker 6: And of course, like she calls me, I don't know,
Speaker 6: like six months later after they're living there, so upset
Speaker 6: and she's just like this is the house and I'm like,
Speaker 6: what do you mean like this house? And so there
Speaker 6: was a murder in the city, and so it was
Speaker 6: a woman who like had went out that night, you know,
Speaker 6: to the bars and then just went home with the
Speaker 6: guy and then he like brutally murdered her. And it
Speaker 6: was it was terrible, you know, it really tore the
Speaker 6: whole city apart. It was just so heartbreaking. And so
Speaker 6: she they had moved into the the apartment where it
Speaker 6: all took place, and they didn't know ask yeah the
Speaker 6: one time, like I just what are the chances? You know,
Speaker 6: So she was really upset, but they just decided, you know,
Speaker 6: rent was so cheap that they were going to fill
Speaker 6: the place with you know, good energy and make good
Speaker 6: new memories in that building, like even though you know,
Speaker 6: something terrible had happened. Found they found out because one
Speaker 6: of their friends was watching the news and then it
Speaker 6: was like a photo of the crime scene and it
Speaker 6: was their apartment. So he messaged them and was like,
Speaker 6: just so, you know, like your apartment on the news.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but like their apartment, like not just the building,
Speaker 4: like their exact one.
Speaker 6: Literally the exact one. Okay, yeah, so yeah, but I mean,
Speaker 6: good on them, like they decided to stay and you know,
Speaker 6: they staged it and and everything like that. Yeah, so
Speaker 6: we we went to visit, and I was a little
Speaker 6: bit creeped out, like I was like, oh, like and
Speaker 6: they she really wanted us to spend the night because
Speaker 6: like I just really want to see you guys all
Speaker 6: that stuff, and roots it's like, yeah, like we'll stay
Speaker 6: the night for sure. So we had a little bit together.
Speaker 6: There was like I don't know, eight or nine people,
Speaker 6: and so it was just like a little house party,
Speaker 6: like very casual. No one was going out or anything.
Speaker 6: So we had some people over and we were hanging
Speaker 6: out in the living room like where it actually happened,
Speaker 6: like the murder, and so everyone was like okay, like
Speaker 6: a fun night, but we're gonna head out. So everyone
Speaker 6: went to like the front of the house like where
Speaker 6: the front door was to leave, and me and my
Speaker 6: boyfriend are on the cap you're exhausted on the jet
Speaker 6: leg and everything. So we fell asleep and I was
Speaker 6: totally like unconscious, didn't hear a thing, but my boyfriend
Speaker 6: at the time, so he was laying there and he
Speaker 6: wasn't like that half asleep, half like awake, half conscious state,
Speaker 6: you know, like where you're drifting off, but you can
Speaker 6: still kind of hear things. Are you a bit aware anyway?
Speaker 7: So then he.
Speaker 6: Well, so he hears high heels like coming down the
Speaker 6: hallway and going like right to him, like right through
Speaker 6: the living room, and it was loud enough like he
Speaker 6: woke up because he's like, oh, like someone's here, like
Speaker 6: someone came into the room and is walking around, and
Speaker 6: then like he opens his eyes and like nobody's there
Speaker 6: at all, Like no one in the kitchen, no one
Speaker 6: down the hallway, like everyone was at the front of
Speaker 6: the healy waiting for their ubers. And so he didn't, luckily,
Speaker 6: So we slept in a different room. We slept in
Speaker 6: the like front bedroom because I was like I'm not
Speaker 6: going to sleep in the room. I just would feel
Speaker 6: too creeped out anyway. So thank goodness he didn't tell
Speaker 6: me that story until the day after, because I wouldn't
Speaker 6: have spent the night there. And so then we were like, well,
Speaker 6: like no one was wearing high heels, you know, like
Speaker 6: it was a casual summer house party, like everyone was
Speaker 6: wearing flip flops or sneakers kind of thing. And we
Speaker 6: checked the people like we're like, you were in anything
Speaker 6: like that would make loud noise, and they're like, no,
Speaker 6: not at all, and no.
Speaker 1: One was around floor or something.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, so hardwood floor. And he's just added it
Speaker 6: like he is very skeptic, like he doesn't believe really
Speaker 6: in anything. So it really kind of jolted him to
Speaker 6: be like, well, what was that, Like I heard, you know,
Speaker 6: I heard someone walking and it was distinctly like the
Speaker 6: loud noise of high heels, you know, And so we
Speaker 6: I didn't tell my friends, the Storks. I didn't want
Speaker 6: to like scare them while they were still living there,
Speaker 6: so you know, I kept it to myself. And then
Speaker 6: they were moving out, and so you know, then once
Speaker 6: they moved there, I told them and so it turns out,
Speaker 6: you know, they had a few odd things I think happened,
Speaker 6: but you know, like they kind of brushed it off
Speaker 6: and we're just like, well, we're making good memories. But
Speaker 6: so she was really upset about leaving because they stayed
Speaker 6: there for like the next two years. You know, she
Speaker 6: was getting really nostalgic and sad about leaving their first
Speaker 6: apartment together. And so they were sitting in the living
Speaker 6: room the same one that it happened in, and they
Speaker 6: were you know, watching TV and on the coffee counter,
Speaker 6: like in the middle of the coffee counter, they had
Speaker 6: their remote and it was on top of the book
Speaker 6: and then like and it wasn't close to the edge,
Speaker 6: and then they just said they both watched the remote
Speaker 6: just all to the ground. And so they were kind
Speaker 6: of like, oh, that was weird, and they were talking
Speaker 6: about how they were sad and everything about leaving. They like,
Speaker 6: she was like, oh, I don't want to leave, like
Speaker 6: it was a mistake, and so they were like, okay,
Speaker 6: So they picked up the remote, put it back, you know,
Speaker 6: kept trying to pretend things are normal. Nothing happened, and
Speaker 6: it happened again, like they and they were not touching
Speaker 6: it like they said, like it was a flat sir.
Speaker 6: It wasn't anything slow, It wasn't you know, almost falling
Speaker 6: off anyway. And it moved and it fell off like
Speaker 6: the coffee table again. And so she thinks that it
Speaker 6: was her spirit was trying to kind of like scare
Speaker 6: her a bit to be like no, like you need
Speaker 6: to leave. It's okay, like.
Speaker 4: I give you my blessing, like go show on, like
Speaker 4: you know what, lady, I spent two years hiding in
Speaker 4: a closet because I didn't want to upset you. I
Speaker 4: had to one time to sneak out with my gorgeous
Speaker 4: high heels on just to say hi to a human.
Speaker 4: And I am sick of hiding. I am ready to
Speaker 4: live my true itself.
Speaker 6: But yeah, so those are my well, those are my
Speaker 6: two big stories anyway. That Yeah, I mean it's it's
Speaker 6: one of those things where you can really kind be rational,
Speaker 6: you know, justified or so good than that. But I
Speaker 6: think there's some things that you've just really you can't explain.
Speaker 11: Yeah, there's a ghost in my house.
Speaker 1: Hello Rachel in Los Angeles.
Speaker 8: How are you amazing?
Speaker 1: How are you so good?
Speaker 4: Okay, my Los Angelina neighbor you have got some stories
Speaker 4: and yes, I was reading through your email and it
Speaker 4: started from the moment you got here to this earth,
Speaker 4: this story of when you were a baby.
Speaker 1: Can you share this?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 2: And I'm really into the paranormal, and I think I
Speaker 2: realized while writing that email that this is probably why
Speaker 2: because when I was born, my mom kind of had
Speaker 2: a difficult birth and my shoulder got dislocated, but I
Speaker 2: came out okay. And when I was born, my grandmother
Speaker 2: went to go find her father, who was still alive
Speaker 2: at the time, and unfortunately, when she went to his home,
Speaker 2: he had passed away and she had found him passed away,
Speaker 2: which was crazy because it was the exact same day.
Speaker 2: Who knows exactly when, but he they always told me
Speaker 2: growing up, he like gave me life essentially, and it
Speaker 2: was just a really crazy story. But what was even
Speaker 2: weirder was one night my mom and dad heard me
Speaker 2: wake up, but I was like making noises, not crying,
Speaker 2: and both of them were like, huh, that's kind of weird.
Speaker 2: So they got up and went to my room and
Speaker 2: saw a full apparition of him standing over my crib
Speaker 2: like playing with me. And my dad was not into
Speaker 2: this stuff. So when my dad told me this, I
Speaker 2: like just really believed it because it's kind of a
Speaker 2: crazy story. But my mom always told me it growing up,
Speaker 2: and it just is. I mean, I never got to
Speaker 2: meet him. I do need to ask for like, am
Speaker 2: I like him?
Speaker 6: Like?
Speaker 8: Is he am I him?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: It's really really crazy, Yeah, because I had a situation
Speaker 4: with some people I know where very like pretty much
Speaker 4: the same thing happened. Grandfather died and then a new
Speaker 4: baby was born, and they kind of you know, a
Speaker 4: theorized or whatever in their mind or whatever. Yeah, he
Speaker 4: kind of like started over in the child.
Speaker 8: I mean maybe kind of crazy. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Interesting. I mean maybe a psychic or somebody would tell
Speaker 4: you that.
Speaker 2: I know I've only gone to a psychic once, but
Speaker 2: I should probably find a legit one and ask that question.
Speaker 1: Yeah. No, just have them bring it up. That's what
Speaker 1: you gotta do.
Speaker 8: Yes, think in my head, I want you to bring
Speaker 8: this up. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well, so you also grew up in a haunted house.
Speaker 4: So is this the same house where that happened?
Speaker 2: No? Actually, I so when I was really little, my
Speaker 2: parents lived in like a really bad area and then
Speaker 2: my dad is an immigrant and my grandparents were immigrants,
Speaker 2: and we combined to live together in a nicer area
Speaker 2: called Yardley, Pennsylvania, which is Pennsylvania.
Speaker 8: I feel like it's super haunted.
Speaker 2: It's just so old, and you know, we lived right
Speaker 2: near Washington's Crossing and all this Revolutionary War stuff. So
Speaker 2: we all moved in together, the six of us, and
Speaker 2: I never really thought of it as haunted, but you know,
Speaker 2: multiple things have happened there. And also, like right before
Speaker 2: we got on, I was thinking about my grandparents lived
Speaker 2: downstairs and we lived upstairs, and there was this hallway
Speaker 2: I had to go through to get to their where
Speaker 2: they lived, and I used to always run through it
Speaker 2: because it creeped me out.
Speaker 8: So there must be something there.
Speaker 2: But my mom still lives in that house and I
Speaker 2: still visit it, so it is still our family home.
Speaker 2: So the one thing that happened to me then when
Speaker 2: I was a teenager. So since six of us lived
Speaker 2: in the house, it was so busy all the time,
Speaker 2: there were so many people there. But when I was
Speaker 2: a teenager, I remember I got home from school and
Speaker 2: my I guess my brother was still in middle school,
Speaker 2: so it was just me. Weirdly, and my grandparents must
Speaker 2: have been out. My parents both worked full time, so
Speaker 2: that wasn't unusual. And I got home and I was
Speaker 2: getting ready for work, I remember, and I took a shower.
Speaker 2: And if you live in an old house on the
Speaker 2: East Coast, you might know this.
Speaker 8: We had a septic tank.
Speaker 2: We didn't have public water, and so if someone else
Speaker 2: turned on the water while you were in the shower,
Speaker 2: it would go cold, and like instantly it was freezing.
Speaker 2: So I was in the shower and that happened to me,
Speaker 2: and I thought, oh, my grandparents are home. Like I
Speaker 2: did not think anything of it. So I got out
Speaker 2: of the shower, I go into my room. I close
Speaker 2: the door, and as I'm getting dressed, there were like
Speaker 2: three really loud knocks on my door. I again thought
Speaker 2: it was my grandmother because she was always nosy and stuff.
Speaker 2: So I was like, I'm getting dressed, Granny, Like I
Speaker 2: literally like screamed that. And then I heard nothing, and
Speaker 2: I realized we of course it was like wood, creaky floors,
Speaker 2: like so many noises.
Speaker 8: In this house, right, And I realized I.
Speaker 2: Never heard someone walk up or walk away, And I
Speaker 2: was like, wait, in.
Speaker 8: The middle of getting dressed, I think that hit me.
Speaker 2: I was like, wait a second, and I opened my
Speaker 2: door and there's no one and I You're.
Speaker 1: Like, they're just standing there, just quiet.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: In my mind, yeah, in my mind, I was like, wait,
Speaker 2: I didn't hear the creaking of the floor board, Like
Speaker 2: everything creaks in this house every because it's all wood,
Speaker 2: you know, it's very old like. And actually it used
Speaker 2: to be on farmland, where like everything around it was
Speaker 2: farm and this was like the farmhouse. So yeah, So
Speaker 2: then I remember I ran to like my front windows,
Speaker 2: which is where we used to have like six cars
Speaker 2: in the driveway at once when me and my brother
Speaker 2: could drive, and there's not there's only my car in
Speaker 2: the driveway, and I'm like.
Speaker 8: Oh no, holy shit, like I'm alone.
Speaker 2: And I even went downstairs to my grandparents and I
Speaker 2: even went outside and checked if the hose was on,
Speaker 2: like I thought maybe the hose accidentally went on. And
Speaker 2: then I just realized, like, okay, that was something. I
Speaker 2: don't know what that was when it was something, and
Speaker 2: then I never experienced anything again. But I don't know
Speaker 2: if it's because I wrote in my email my grandmother
Speaker 2: was really religious, like overly religious, and she played worship
Speaker 2: music like twenty four fucking seven like it. And she
Speaker 2: lived her where her stereo was was right below my bedroom,
Speaker 2: so I could hear it all the time too, like
Speaker 2: it would come up through the floorboards, and it was
Speaker 2: just like constant like chanting.
Speaker 8: Not gospel music. It was like worship music, you.
Speaker 1: Know, the music the come out.
Speaker 2: I guess, I don't know, but it was very rare
Speaker 2: for me to ever be alone in the house, like
Speaker 2: because it was just so many people, right, and then
Speaker 2: my sadly, my dad did pass away in that home
Speaker 2: like five years ago, and my grandfather also passed away,
Speaker 2: not in the home, but while we lived there and
Speaker 2: since then. So my mom is more of a believer.
Speaker 2: She was raised Catholic, I wasn't. I was raised more
Speaker 2: like Christian Presbyterian. But so she's afraid of like demons,
Speaker 2: like she's like afraid of that stuff legitimately, and she
Speaker 2: believes more and she's had more experiences, and she would
Speaker 2: be so embarrassed because she's like, don't tell anyone, no
Speaker 2: one else will like believe me. So she still lives there,
Speaker 2: and she now lives there completely alone, but when she's anyone,
Speaker 2: So she recently had an experience with which coincided with
Speaker 2: my friend, which I find really interesting. So my best
Speaker 2: friend from LA had never been to Pennsylvania and we
Speaker 2: had always planned to do like a trip in October
Speaker 2: and go to all like the scary things. They're like,
Speaker 2: there's the Penhurst Asylum in the Eastern State Penitentiary. Yeah,
Speaker 2: really big thing. So we did that. We went there
Speaker 2: for a week and we did all this fun like
Speaker 2: spooky stuff. And while we were there, my friend was
Speaker 2: staying in the downstairs which is now like a guest suite,
Speaker 2: which is where my grandparents lived, and she was getting
Speaker 2: changed and she saw and at it's at ground level,
Speaker 2: so through the window she saw someone walking back and forth.
Speaker 2: The shades are down, but she can fully see, you know,
Speaker 2: a person walking back and forth.
Speaker 8: And she it's just like me.
Speaker 2: She thought, Oh, Donna, my mom is just down in
Speaker 2: the backyard. Like she just didn't even think about it, right,
Speaker 2: And as she finished getting dressed, I think my mom
Speaker 2: or me yelled down to her and said like, oh,
Speaker 2: we're making tea, do you want any And she realized,
Speaker 2: like we weren't in the backyard. So she, by the way,
Speaker 2: didn't tell me this until after we left.
Speaker 8: She I guess she didn't want to freak us.
Speaker 1: Out, but I.
Speaker 8: Back because it's it's a.
Speaker 2: Massive backyard, and when you're in where we live, you
Speaker 2: look down on it, like our house's belt on a hill,
Speaker 2: and it looks like a ranch from the front, but
Speaker 2: in the back is a huge.
Speaker 8: Pool, like massive, totally open space.
Speaker 2: And I think she even asked like, oh, we're gardeners here,
Speaker 2: and my mom was like no, like no one was there.
Speaker 2: And I do part of me thinks it's my grandfather.
Speaker 2: I don't know why I think that, but we you know,
Speaker 2: we lived there for so many years, over twenty five years,
Speaker 2: and he lived to be eighty eight, and he had Parkinson,
Speaker 2: so in the end he wasn't neurologically like there. And
Speaker 2: he loved that backyard like he had a pond, he
Speaker 2: did stained glass, he like bird watched, he like.
Speaker 8: Used to save birds back there. So I don't know,
Speaker 8: part of me feels like that.
Speaker 2: Might be him, but who knows, Maybe it's not, Maybe
Speaker 2: it's something else.
Speaker 8: I have no idea.
Speaker 2: But when I told my mom that that happened, she
Speaker 2: was like, oh my god.
Speaker 8: The other night, I didn't want to tell you this,
Speaker 8: but she.
Speaker 2: Said, she was sitting on the couch and like in
Speaker 2: full like form, she saw a little blonde boy peek
Speaker 2: out from the hallway corner and look at her like inquisitively,
Speaker 2: like what are you doing?
Speaker 8: And yeah, and she like really freaked out.
Speaker 2: But my my dad and my pop up were both
Speaker 2: blonde little boys. So that's what makes me think, Like
Speaker 2: I've heard on your podcast people deciding to be children
Speaker 2: and things like that, So I don't know what that is,
Speaker 2: but I'm like, you know, my mom like felt like
Speaker 2: it wasn't threatening, but it scared her, like it was
Speaker 2: like like a very not like a see through.
Speaker 1: It was like a boy, what are you? Yeah, little boy?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but my mom is doing a lot of renovation,
Speaker 2: so I know that can be a thing, right when
Speaker 2: you renovate, and this house hadn't been renovated for so many,
Speaker 2: like over twenty something years, you know.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean so back when you had your experience. Yes,
Speaker 4: let's not forget about those goes or whoever that could
Speaker 4: have been.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Would you like to hear an EVP?
Speaker 8: Oh my god, yes, okay, it's.
Speaker 5: That for EVP.
Speaker 1: Or evase. Okay, So you know how this works.
Speaker 4: I go to YouTube, I find alleged ghost voices and
Speaker 4: we're going to try to figure out what it's saying.
Speaker 4: And this one, it has a lot of background noise.
Speaker 4: It's probably hard to hear of zoom, but I think
Speaker 4: it's a good one. But you'll have to tell me
Speaker 4: what you think. It was posted by Hybrid Solid Paranormal,
Speaker 4: and I don't know where it is, like, let me
Speaker 4: see here. I think it's in the UK, Bristol. I
Speaker 4: believe there's a little bit of an explanation that I
Speaker 4: can give you after we we figure out what it's saying.
Speaker 4: But okay, what do you think this says?
Speaker 8: Okay, I have no idea, No, damn it. Okay, wait
Speaker 8: is the is the loud noise?
Speaker 4: The loud noise is not ghost. There's like someone.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's like.
Speaker 4: Someone in the distance saying something over the loud noise.
Speaker 1: Okay, so we have to tune in. Here we go.
Speaker 8: It sounds like it's saying a lot.
Speaker 1: I know, it's like a sentence.
Speaker 8: It sounds like a woman.
Speaker 4: Usually we get like a word or two, but this
Speaker 4: one is like telling us.
Speaker 1: A full story.
Speaker 8: It sounds like gossip.
Speaker 1: Right, did you hear what she just said.
Speaker 2: Yes, I can't make it out, but it really sounds
Speaker 2: like a woman like talking on the phone.
Speaker 1: Right, Okay, let me play it more time.
Speaker 4: Okay, it's like no, no, no, no, Yeah, I really
Speaker 4: can't make out the word. Okay, Well, here's some options.
Speaker 4: One of these is well, okay, Ivard Solace Paranormal believes
Speaker 4: it says, is it A I would rather be sleeping?
Speaker 4: Is it b our Road leads here too? Is it
Speaker 4: C I don't think you do? Or D what are
Speaker 4: you up to? Sweet cheeks? Okay, let me play it again.
Speaker 8: I don't know why I feel like it might be
Speaker 8: the first one.
Speaker 4: I don't know why I think I would rather be sleeping. Yeah, well, here,
Speaker 4: let's listen to it again.
Speaker 8: Okay, I would rather be that's.
Speaker 6: What it says.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 8: Maybe I'm wrong, but maybe it's because I think I
Speaker 8: hear that.
Speaker 4: But okay, they believe it says our Road leads there too.
Speaker 8: I mean that's more like ominous.
Speaker 1: Okay, let me play that again.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, now I hear it.
Speaker 1: It makes more sense when it makes more contact.
Speaker 4: Yeah, with the context, which I know that kind of
Speaker 4: sounds unfair, but it's to make someone listen to that
Speaker 4: without knowing the context.
Speaker 1: Yes, but it also adds to the I don't know
Speaker 1: the literacy. Okay.
Speaker 4: So they wrote before this recording, I was talking about
Speaker 4: two places in Bristol called Feeder Road and Arno's Vale Road.
Speaker 4: And is this lady giving us a clue to the
Speaker 4: road where.
Speaker 2: She's like, our road leads there too, very trapy.
Speaker 1: That might be what she's saying. Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 4: Well, Rachel, I guess that's about it for this time.
Speaker 8: Yeah, my god, it was so great to talk to you.
Speaker 4: It was wonderful talking to you. We'll have to do
Speaker 4: it again sometimes. Yes, let me know next time something happens,
Speaker 4: for sure. Caroline in Canada, how are you.
Speaker 7: Hi, ros, Thank you for having me. I'm so excited
Speaker 7: to talk to you.
Speaker 4: I am too, Okay. So we got some stories here.
Speaker 4: I hear you got some that your mom told you
Speaker 4: that are secondhand stories, which I love.
Speaker 1: Let's hear it, okay.
Speaker 10: So these stories are from my mom, who works at
Speaker 10: an objectively haunted hospital in our hometown of Kitchener, Ontario,
Speaker 10: in Canada. So there have been many people over the
Speaker 10: years trying to investigate this hospital, and the hospital is
Speaker 10: super fast to shut it down understandably, so like they
Speaker 10: don't want to draw any scrutiny and an actively running
Speaker 10: hospital that's probably not good for PR and fundraising, if
Speaker 10: you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: So yeah, so it's like people don't want to not
Speaker 4: go to the hospital.
Speaker 1: If you need to go to a hospital.
Speaker 10: It's understandable. But it's just a place where everyone's got
Speaker 10: a story. So it's it's not surprising at all to
Speaker 10: have pormal activity in a hospital where the general patient
Speaker 10: demographic is pretty elderly. It's a long term care hospital.
Speaker 10: But fact that, the fact that there is one ghost
Speaker 10: dominating the whole hospital is what makes this all extra spooky.
Speaker 10: Whoa yeah, So to start, there is kind of an
Speaker 10: old portion of this big hospital. It was built in
Speaker 10: nineteen sixteen as a tuberculosis sanatorium, and the true story
Speaker 10: is that a young nurse named Francine sometime around that era,
Speaker 10: she accidentally gave a little boy boy in the hospital
Speaker 10: and incorrect medication or in corect dose for medic and
Speaker 10: the little boy tragically died and nurse Franccene later died
Speaker 10: by suicide in the nurse's residence, which is now a
Speaker 10: maintenance like outbuilding on the property. So to start the
Speaker 10: big list of stories, this ghost of Nurse Fran scene
Speaker 10: was seen several years ago in this residence turned maintenance building.
Speaker 10: A staff member saw her from outside looking through the window,
Speaker 10: and she was washing her hair in the sink, and
Speaker 10: he rushed off to go get help. And when they
Speaker 10: all came back as a group, there was no sign
Speaker 10: of anyone having been in that building at all.
Speaker 4: Oh, I have never heard a story of a ghost
Speaker 4: washing her hair in the sink.
Speaker 1: That's incredible.
Speaker 7: Yeah, she was very comfortable and there, I guess. Yeah.
Speaker 7: So so.
Speaker 10: My mom has been working at this hospital since nineteen
Speaker 10: eighty nine and over the years she has heard countless
Speaker 10: stories from people from all levels, from patients, nursing staff, doctors, administrators,
Speaker 10: people who had had no way of knowing all of.
Speaker 7: This folklore backstory.
Speaker 10: They reported seeing a woman in an old fashioned nurses
Speaker 10: uniform and a little boy in like the old tiny
Speaker 10: dungerries overall is outfit, walking around in the hospital and
Speaker 10: getting into mischief. So the rumor is that when patients
Speaker 10: see Nurse Frans scene, and especially this little boy, they
Speaker 10: frequently pass away soon after. There have been stories of patients. Yeah,
Speaker 10: there have been stories of patients asking nursing staff to like,
Speaker 10: tell this little boy in my room to get out
Speaker 10: of my room and stop bugging me. Or recently, a
Speaker 10: few months ago, a patient was told by their nurse
Speaker 10: to sit down on their hospital bed and the patient
Speaker 10: was like, I can't sit on this bed. Like don't
Speaker 10: you see this nurse lady sitting up on this bed
Speaker 10: taking up all the space.
Speaker 7: And there was nobody there.
Speaker 4: Oh, do people ever see them together or just separate?
Speaker 10: I think often separate. The little boy frequently around the
Speaker 10: patients who are mostly elderly in this hospital, and I
Speaker 10: think Francine is more seen by like the staff kind
Speaker 10: of in the non patient parts of the hospital.
Speaker 7: That makes sense.
Speaker 10: So this nurse fan scene has been seen walking around
Speaker 10: the hospital's like outdoor courtyard, and it sounds like the
Speaker 10: majority of these stories kind of happen when people are
Speaker 10: just busy going about their day doing their hospital jobs,
Speaker 10: and something seemingly in this kind of happens, and then
Speaker 10: in retrospect you stop and realize that, hey, something was
Speaker 10: really off there. You don't think of seeing someone just
Speaker 10: sitting peacefully on a courtyard bench until you kind of
Speaker 10: realize after that, like, Okay, their clothing was way off
Speaker 10: for the time period, Like something's not making sense here.
Speaker 1: Does she wear like one of those little hats?
Speaker 10: I hope, so that'd be awesome. Definitely the white dress
Speaker 10: for sure. Another story was a few years ago. There
Speaker 10: was a story of a nurse. She was taking a
Speaker 10: photo at a work party. She was pulling up her
Speaker 10: birthday cake in her nurse's like modern nurse's uniformed scrubs,
Speaker 10: and in the photo that's been kind of circulated around
Speaker 10: my mom showed me, they noticed there is a very small,
Speaker 10: like childlike hand reaching up to grab the cake, and
Speaker 10: it looks just as clear as the lady's own hands herself.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 10: Yeah, there have been like dozens of stories, but the
Speaker 10: one that completely gives me chills is a few years ago,
Speaker 10: one of my mom's coworkers was walking in a stairwell
Speaker 10: alone during the middle of the day, one of those industrial,
Speaker 10: all metal, concrete stairwells. She passed a nurse going the
Speaker 10: opposite direction carrying a big box of bandages. And you know,
Speaker 10: when you're busy going through the workday, you just kind
Speaker 10: of say a polite high and passing and you don't
Speaker 10: really notice the other person, You're just kind of moving on.
Speaker 10: So after my mom's coworkers stopped to think about it,
Speaker 10: she realized the lady walking in the stairs was wearing
Speaker 10: the old white dressed uniform that nobody would wear anymore,
Speaker 10: and that her response to whatever she said, Hi, good
Speaker 10: morning River was like a low growning kind of sound
Speaker 10: and not a hello back. She didn't really notice at
Speaker 10: the time, and after thinking about it was like, whooh,
Speaker 10: so Francine is She's a very bold ghost. She's not
Speaker 10: afraid to be seen, which makes it even creepier.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there have.
Speaker 10: Been several like technological kind of bass stories, such as
Speaker 10: patient machines all malfunctioning and alarms going off at the
Speaker 10: same time. The sounds of like chimes going off at
Speaker 10: midnight in the administrative office area floor, but nobody could
Speaker 10: find a source for the sound.
Speaker 7: One of my mom's.
Speaker 10: Coworkers a few years ago, she was getting calls at
Speaker 10: home in the middle of the night from her own
Speaker 10: desk phone, and it's an old kind of office phone
Speaker 10: that only she ever used. With an old phone with
Speaker 10: no way to accidentally call some on, let alone the
Speaker 10: exact personal number of the person that uses the phone
Speaker 10: on a daily basis. Another story was a year or
Speaker 10: two ago, one unit had to call an ambulance for
Speaker 10: the patient. So this hospital doesn't have an emergency department,
Speaker 10: so something really dire or happens. They called the ambulance
Speaker 10: to go to the big hospital in town. So the
Speaker 10: paramedics took away this patient. I first don't know what
Speaker 10: happened to them, But a week later, at the exact
Speaker 10: same minute, exactly a week later, the paramedics showed up
Speaker 10: and everyone was kind of like, oh, what's going on?
Speaker 10: Call nine one one, and the paramedics says that they
Speaker 10: received a call at the exact same time for the
Speaker 10: exact same situation, and nobody has any explanation of where
Speaker 10: that call may have come from. I don't know why
Speaker 10: my mom still works though, but it's only a matter
Speaker 10: of time before she probably has a direct encounter herself.
Speaker 7: There are so many more stories.
Speaker 10: Everyone who works there seeing me has a story, so
Speaker 10: I'm thankful that my mom can always pass them on
Speaker 10: to me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, with like a hospital, it's there could be so
Speaker 4: many other energies lingering around, so I mean, it's pretty
Speaker 4: incredible that there's those two but who knows, there might rule.
Speaker 10: And she's just kind of considered. She's like everyone's coworker.
Speaker 10: It's just everyone's got a fran Scene story. And so
Speaker 10: now it's just when anything happens, You're right, it's just
Speaker 10: automatically attributed to her. Somebody hears a winter patient feels
Speaker 10: that their window was open and the curtains are blowing around.
Speaker 10: Someone comes in, they're not there, like, oh, that must
Speaker 10: be fran Scene again. That she's just up to she's
Speaker 10: no good about little boys up to no good around here.
Speaker 10: And I think that the little boy seems to be
Speaker 10: more of just like a little mischievous kind of little
Speaker 10: boy busy energy, whereas Franccene does seem to be a
Speaker 10: little bit more of a of a negative presence. People
Speaker 10: feel the presence of somebody kind of watching them from behind,
Speaker 10: or she doesn't seem like maybe the friendliest one to
Speaker 10: have around.
Speaker 1: Yeah with her low grown voice.
Speaker 8: Yeah no that Hey, she's got.
Speaker 1: Clean hair, she's got that, oh for sure.
Speaker 4: Uh wait, I want to hear about this girl's trip
Speaker 4: that you were telling me about.
Speaker 10: Okay, So, so to start, I've never been any kind
Speaker 10: of like sensitive with any paranormal abilities myself or anything,
Speaker 10: just like a healthy fear and respect for the ghost world. Like,
Speaker 10: you know, I would never look in a mirror at knife,
Speaker 10: you know what I mean. So my sister kind of
Speaker 10: features in this story is a total skeptic, and she
Speaker 10: just kind of rolls her eyes at any fears I've
Speaker 10: had in the past. And this is ultimately really a
Speaker 10: story of my family ignoring maybe some subtle signs from
Speaker 10: the other side, but then getting like a real wake
Speaker 10: up call to get our attention. So this story happened
Speaker 10: to my family in twenty seventeen at a resort just
Speaker 10: north of Toronto, and it's my favorite place on earth.
Speaker 10: It's my happy place, and it's been a tradition to
Speaker 10: visit this resort every summer since I was a little kid.
Speaker 10: My grandmother, my mom's mom, who we all call Granny.
Speaker 10: She started this annual trip with all of the women
Speaker 10: in our family, my mom, my aunt's, my sister, and
Speaker 10: now our kids are part of the group. So our
Speaker 10: family had this big hotel room in this big block
Speaker 10: of the resort, and it was really special to our
Speaker 10: family because we were the first family to use this
Speaker 10: room kind of experimentally as.
Speaker 7: A hotel room.
Speaker 10: It was used as part of a big banquet room
Speaker 10: or meeting room before us, and it's the size of
Speaker 10: two really big hotel rooms put together. It's a big
Speaker 10: open room. But I got a little partition down the middle,
Speaker 10: maybe a six foot tall partition, separating the bedroom side
Speaker 10: and the other living room side, with like a sofa
Speaker 10: bed TV. So the important part of the story is
Speaker 10: that my grandma used the sofa bed on the living
Speaker 10: room side. She was like a night owl who was
Speaker 10: always cleaning up after us and after we went to bed,
Speaker 10: and we were used to hearing her shuffling around newspapers, magazines,
Speaker 10: cleaning up our stuff. And my granny was the only
Speaker 10: one who ever slept on that side of the room,
Speaker 10: and since she passed away in twenty twelve.
Speaker 7: Nobody else used that side of the room at night.
Speaker 10: And another like really we've known about my grandma is
Speaker 10: that we used to always tease her, you know, the
Speaker 10: you know, old lady hair, old lady fashion things like that,
Speaker 10: and her line was always, well, I can't wait to
Speaker 10: come back someday and look down at all of you
Speaker 10: and see how cool you are as old lady, you know.
Speaker 10: So so the acterlife was just always a topic this
Speaker 10: very loosely joked about with us. So in twenty seventeen,
Speaker 10: we were there for a full week and I was
Speaker 10: in the room with my sister and two of her kids,
Speaker 10: and my mom and my aunt were across the hall
Speaker 10: in like a regular size hotel room. And then throughout
Speaker 10: the week, my sister and I we just some weird
Speaker 10: inexplicable things, like the digital clock between the beds occasionally
Speaker 10: just started stopping on its own, no explanation. And after
Speaker 10: going to bed every night, I was hearing the sounds
Speaker 10: of papers and shuffling on the coffee table on the
Speaker 10: other side of the room. Nothing was being affected by
Speaker 10: the acy blowing, no explanation. And then I was also
Speaker 10: experiencing hearing the sound of like shuffling footsteps on the carpet.
Speaker 10: This sounded like they were starting on the living room
Speaker 10: side and were coming around the partition and stopping right
Speaker 10: at the side of my bed, and it just kept
Speaker 10: repeating over and over. We tried to like debunk it.
Speaker 10: We couldn't find any source, not the air condistry unit,
Speaker 10: people upstairs, nothing, so we were a little creeped out.
Speaker 10: So do you ever have like that feeling ras where
Speaker 10: like if something creepy, paranormal explain happens, it's sometimes just
Speaker 10: easier to like joke about it than actually acknowledge, like
Speaker 10: how freaked out you truly are, I'm just trying to editthing. Yeah,
Speaker 10: so we all just joked about that, like, oh, when
Speaker 10: my grandma went to heaven, like obviously this is the
Speaker 10: place where she would spend her after life, you know,
Speaker 10: living it up in a five star resort is where
Speaker 10: I'd want.
Speaker 7: To go for sure.
Speaker 10: So nothing up to this point was like super dramatic.
Speaker 10: No like loud sound, thing getting thrown around, Nothing getting
Speaker 10: thrown around. But it just sounded like someone was just
Speaker 10: kind of casually living their life on the living room
Speaker 10: side of this hotel room, like as if my granny
Speaker 10: was just there taking care of us at night like
Speaker 10: she always did. So midway through our week there, my
Speaker 10: sister Sarah, she went to the spa on the resort,
Speaker 10: and a woman working there who did not know us
Speaker 10: at all, had no way of knowing anything. She asked
Speaker 10: Sarah if she was open to hearing about messages from
Speaker 10: the other side. And I can picture my sister internally
Speaker 10: rolling her eyes but being polite to a fault. She
Speaker 10: was probably just being nice and was like, yeah, share
Speaker 10: open interested. Sure, So the lady asked Sarah if she
Speaker 10: had recently lost a grandmotherly figure in her life, and
Speaker 10: our grandma on our dad's side the family had recently
Speaker 10: passed away, so she mentioned her and lady was like, no, no,
Speaker 10: that's not it. And after some and forth, the lady
Speaker 10: determined that our granny spirit was following my sister around
Speaker 10: the resort a little creepy, and apparently my granny communicated
Speaker 10: a message to this lady, who again knew nothing about us,
Speaker 10: had never known that we had been there before. Whatever,
Speaker 10: my granny had told her that she was so happy
Speaker 10: to see that we continued to come back to the
Speaker 10: resort after her passing, and that she was just happily
Speaker 10: following us around, watching us enjoy our vacation. I think
Speaker 10: the lady even figured out that her name started with
Speaker 10: an R and her.
Speaker 7: Name was Rita.
Speaker 10: So now, like, if this were me, I would have
Speaker 10: totally lost it and I would have asked this medium
Speaker 10: lady like a million other questions.
Speaker 7: My sister was.
Speaker 10: Totally cool about it, and when she told us about
Speaker 10: it later, she was just kind of nonchalant, like, oh, huh,
Speaker 10: isn't that so funny. So again, like we just kind
Speaker 10: of joked about it to avoid acknowledging that, like, yeah,
Speaker 10: something might actually be kind of up here. So I
Speaker 10: guess when we pushed away the thought a little too much,
Speaker 10: I think the universe just decided we need to like
Speaker 10: a real wake up call here. So in our final
Speaker 10: night in that room, just after going to bed, around
Speaker 10: like ten ten thirty, I started hearing a weird shuffling
Speaker 10: footstep sounds again, and I just had my face.
Speaker 7: Like buried by pillow trying to ignore it.
Speaker 10: And when the footsteps sounds kind of stopped again right
Speaker 10: at the side of my bed, I heard a whisper
Speaker 10: voice say something like a hey, or like a one
Speaker 10: syllable kind of thing. You just kind of did get
Speaker 10: someone's attention. I think it was hey, And I just
Speaker 10: instantly relaxed because I was sure that it was just
Speaker 10: my sister who must have been awaken, meeting me for
Speaker 10: something around the room. And at the exact second that
Speaker 10: I turned around and realized that nobody was to her,
Speaker 10: at the exact same second, I tell you, my sister
Speaker 10: did the same. We both did the same like kind
Speaker 10: of caught in your throat gasping scream from her bed
Speaker 10: on the other end of the room. At the same
Speaker 10: time that I heard the voice whispering to get my attention,
Speaker 10: she felt someone touching her shoulders in her bed, kind
Speaker 10: of like pushing her down. Almost yeah, And I knew
Speaker 10: it was serious because like my sister to get spooped
Speaker 10: by anything, and she was at a ten at a
Speaker 10: ten just like. And we also noticed that exact moment
Speaker 10: was when the digital clock between our beds was splashing
Speaker 10: midnight again.
Speaker 7: So we high tailed out of.
Speaker 10: That room so quickly, even carrying my sister's little one
Speaker 10: year old babies in his plate pen.
Speaker 7: We could do our mom and ants room across the hall.
Speaker 10: We had never been so freaked out by anything in retrospect,
Speaker 10: Like it didn't feel malicious in any way, but just
Speaker 10: trying to get our attention, so we can't reconcile it.
Speaker 10: Maybe it was like our granny's way of like getting
Speaker 10: it through our thick heads to actually notice her, or
Speaker 10: maybe some other kind of entity I don't.
Speaker 1: Know saying hi, well, I hope so, but.
Speaker 10: I don't want to, you know, get too into Maybe
Speaker 10: if it wasn't, But so we didn't go back in
Speaker 10: twenty eighteen or nineteen because it was were the years
Speaker 10: when I got married, my daughter was born, We had
Speaker 10: too much just going on. So in twenty twenty when
Speaker 10: we went back, that room had been mysteriously closed for
Speaker 10: renovations quote unquote, and last summer in twenty twenty one
Speaker 10: it had been converted back into a meeting room, nearly
Speaker 10: thirty years of no longer being used for guests after
Speaker 10: thirty years, so, which is so weird because being the
Speaker 10: biggest room in this hotel block, it's the biggest money maker.
Speaker 10: So it feels a little fishy to renovate during the
Speaker 10: busiest time of a year and then not even use
Speaker 10: that room for guests. But I don't know if there's
Speaker 10: any connection or I that's just my conspiracy theory.
Speaker 4: Wait, so what do you think do you think that
Speaker 4: granny is always in that room?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 10: I don't know, because then if anyone else ever noticed it,
Speaker 10: then my hear is then then I maybe it wasn't
Speaker 10: my granny and there's something else. Then I don't know.
Speaker 10: So we have heard other stories from guests and stuff
Speaker 10: like at the resort with just small things like you
Speaker 10: were potting a TV going on and off by itself,
Speaker 10: or there's a lounge bar in the main lobby area
Speaker 10: and apparently it smells like cigar smoke at night. The
Speaker 10: old resort owner that the bar is named after was
Speaker 10: a big cigar smoker, and of course, like smoking indoors
Speaker 10: hasn't been a thing in decades here in one area,
Speaker 10: So there's no explanation for that.
Speaker 7: One that has some yeah sorry.
Speaker 1: When you say that.
Speaker 4: Okay, so you heard somebody by your bed say hey,
Speaker 4: and then your sister felt somewhat so like what is that?
Speaker 4: Are there two different spirits or entities or whatever, or
Speaker 4: is it one with really long arms that reached to
Speaker 4: your sister and.
Speaker 7: Was exactly and then that makes it feel like.
Speaker 10: It makes it feel like it maybe isn't as you know,
Speaker 10: worm and coddly like grain anything. If it's something that's
Speaker 10: trying to like touch us at night. That so it's
Speaker 10: really hard to reconcile, like do I go all in
Speaker 10: with these lovey dovey feelings I'm excited like all that
Speaker 10: so sweet?
Speaker 7: It's my grain? Or is it like, oh I experienced
Speaker 7: something that was maybe not the nicest I don't know.
Speaker 7: It's that kind of makes it kind of a mind bender.
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