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The Farmhouse From Hell and Came Back From the Other Side · Pinky Boo Hauntings

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Speaker 1: Hi, and welcome back to Pinky Boo Hauntings. I'll be
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Speaker 1: your witchy host Shy, and I'll be your guide to
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Speaker 1: all things paranormal.
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Speaker 2: Weird and spooky.
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Speaker 1: Well, this will be my second time trying to record
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Speaker 1: this episode. I don't know what happened, but my computer
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Speaker 1: freaked out on me last time, and I think I
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Speaker 1: lost quite a bit of it, so I figured why
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Speaker 1: not just start over? It would be way easier At
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Speaker 1: this point, I guess that means I'm a real paranormal
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Speaker 1: podcast now, huh getting my files corrupted like that? Maybe
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Speaker 1: something didn't like me talking about it, but we're gonna
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Speaker 1: do it anyways, so wish me luck and hopefully you
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Speaker 1: guys won't get haunted or cursed either. So set your intentions, everybody,
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Speaker 1: because here we go. Let's get right into this with
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Speaker 1: our first story. It's called I died for a few minutes,
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Speaker 1: and now I'm convinced that there is something after death.
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Speaker 1: I never believed in anything, not heaven, not in souls,
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Speaker 1: not in the stories of people who said they had
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Speaker 1: seen the light. I'm a psychologist, and I've always thought
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Speaker 1: that the consciousness was just a product of the brain
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Speaker 1: until my heart stopped. Three years ago. I had cardio
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Speaker 1: respiratory arrest while I was sleeping. The next thing I
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Speaker 1: remember was a deep silence, not darkness, not emptiness, silence.
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Speaker 1: It was so dense that it felt alive, as if
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Speaker 1: that silence was something. I suddenly had the sensation of
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Speaker 1: having left my body, and I couldn't see it from
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Speaker 1: the outside. It was more of an expansion. I no
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Speaker 1: longer had limits, no time, no space, but somehow I
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Speaker 1: was still me.
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Speaker 2: Oh.
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Speaker 1: A lot of people have described similar feelings when it
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Speaker 1: comes to out of body experiences. So definitely interesting that
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Speaker 1: you had the same experience, especially since you probably haven't
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Speaker 1: heard it described that way. At least it doesn't seem
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Speaker 1: like you have. And there I felt it, a warm,
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Speaker 1: familiar your energy. I didn't see her, but I recognized
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Speaker 1: her with complete clarity. She was my grandfather grandfather. I
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Speaker 1: wonder if they meant grandmother, though it could be her grandfather.
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Speaker 1: There's no judgment. I'm just confused. There were no words
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Speaker 1: or images, just direct understanding, a kind of invisible hug
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Speaker 1: that told me everything is fine. Then a sound appeared,
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Speaker 1: low and constant, like a rising vibration, and around thousands
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Speaker 1: of lights floating, beating, each one with a different intensity,
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Speaker 1: and I knew without anyone explaining it to me that
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Speaker 1: they were souls. When I was about to join them,
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Speaker 1: I felt a pull, a force that tore me from
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Speaker 1: that place, a blow, and I came back. The paramedic
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Speaker 1: was reviving me. My partner was crying. From that day,
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Speaker 1: everything changed. I'm not trying to convince anyone, but what
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Speaker 1: I experienced was more real than anything in this world.
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Speaker 1: And since then, when I accompany people who are grieving
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Speaker 1: or are close to death, I sometimes perceived that same
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Speaker 1: vibration in the air, a deep calm impossible to describe.
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Speaker 1: I don't know if it was the afterlife or just
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Speaker 1: a state of consciousness that we still don't understand, but
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Speaker 1: I know what I felt, and since then I am
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Speaker 1: no longer afraid of death. I was clinically dead for
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Speaker 1: a few minutes, I felt absolute calm. I recognized my
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Speaker 1: grandfather without seeing him, and I saw the thousands of
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Speaker 1: lights that looked like souls. Since I came back, I
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Speaker 1: am sure that death is not the end.
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Speaker 2: Wow.
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Speaker 1: That was beautiful. I mean, I hate you had to
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Speaker 1: have a serious medical emergency to experience this, but I
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Speaker 1: assume you're okay now. So at least it all seemed
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Speaker 1: to be fine in the end, Plus you positive new
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Speaker 1: outlook on life. I want to say more about this story,
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Speaker 1: but I'm still in awe at just how sweet it is. Well,
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Speaker 1: I will say, I do think you got to experience
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Speaker 1: the other side. I also wonder if you might be
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Speaker 1: more sensitive now. I know a lot of people say
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Speaker 1: they start seeing and feeling things after having a near
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Speaker 1: deaf experience, So I wonder if that feeling you have
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Speaker 1: while being around those grieving is their loved ones.
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Speaker 2: Maybe it's your way of sensing spirits.
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Speaker 1: We all have our own ways of seeing and feeling spirits, after.
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Speaker 2: All, so it's possible that's yours.
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Speaker 1: All right, let's move on to our next story. Dodged
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Speaker 1: a haunted bullet About fourteen years ago, when my kids
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Speaker 1: were four and six, we looked at a house for sale.
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Speaker 1: It was an old farmhouse on five acres on f
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Speaker 1: M thirteen eighty seven. I don't know what that means
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Speaker 1: in Militon, Texas. I also probably pronounced that wrong.
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Speaker 2: My bad.
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Speaker 1: It had been added onto several times, so the layout
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Speaker 1: was weird, but it was such a cool place. It
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Speaker 1: needed a lot of work, but I was so ready
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Speaker 1: to take that on. When we got back in the car,
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Speaker 1: I turned around to my kids and said, well, what
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Speaker 1: do you think, fully expecting them to be as excited
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Speaker 1: about it as I was. No, hey shrieked that it
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Speaker 1: was haunted, so extremely haunted.
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Speaker 2: Was I nuts?
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Speaker 1: We couldn't live there? No way. I was shocked and
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Speaker 1: a bit broken hearted. But I couldn't bring my kids
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Speaker 1: to a house they were so afraid of right off
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Speaker 1: the bat. Plus it sounded like the beginnings of a
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Speaker 1: horror movie to ignore little kids' earnest instincts. So we
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Speaker 1: passed it up and got a different place. For years,
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Speaker 1: it was the one that got away to me. But
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Speaker 1: then a few years ago my little brother, who also
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Speaker 1: lives in Militant hauled me to ask me if I
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Speaker 1: remember the old house I thought of buying.
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Speaker 2: Yes, of course I did.
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Speaker 1: Well, he told me there was a tornado and it
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Speaker 1: was wipe clean off the face of the earth. Only
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Speaker 1: the flooded storm cellar remained. There's a church there. Now
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Speaker 1: turn out for the best in the end. Okay, first thing,
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Speaker 1: good for you for listening to your kids, even if
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Speaker 1: that place wasn't haunted. I think kids should have a
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Speaker 1: say in the place are also going to be living.
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Speaker 1: I do wonder what they felt or saw that made
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Speaker 1: them believe it was haunted in the first place. I
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Speaker 1: kind of wish you would have asked. And second, your
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Speaker 1: kids saved all of y'all's lives. Holy shit, I hope
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Speaker 1: you thank them for convincing you not to buy that place,
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Speaker 1: cause that could have been your family. Seriously, I know
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Speaker 1: you know this, but man, did you guys get lucky?
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Speaker 2: Oh?
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Speaker 1: You know what? I wonder if that place was actually haunted.
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Speaker 1: What if it was a spirit guide or someone else
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Speaker 1: that just came to the kids because they knew that
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Speaker 1: was the only way to keep you from buying that house.
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Speaker 1: Maybe whatever they saw was just trying to protect you
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Speaker 1: in a very weird way, but still protecting you. I mean,
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Speaker 1: it could be a better way of thinking about it,
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Speaker 1: if nothing else, just to make you feel better. Either way.
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Speaker 1: That is so crazy. And I hope no one was
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Speaker 1: in that house when that tornado hit. Hopefully all it
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Speaker 1: took was that house. Well, I've got good news and
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Speaker 1: bad news. We've only got one more for today. But
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Speaker 1: the good news it is a longer one and since
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Speaker 1: I've already read it, I know that it's going to
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Speaker 1: be a good one, and honestly, I wouldn't be surprised
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Speaker 1: if this is the one that freaked my competer out.
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Speaker 1: You'll see here in a minute, so I hope you're ready.
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Speaker 1: This one is called My Trip to the slaughter Yard,
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Speaker 1: a story my mom wouldn't tell me until my thirties.
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Speaker 1: So let me start out by saying I enjoy writing,
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Speaker 1: so this will be long. It is nonfiction, though, thanks
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Speaker 1: for the little clarity, but will hopefully be an interesting read.
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Speaker 1: I also admit that I have absolutely no memory of
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Speaker 1: this experience. I was a little over two years old
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Speaker 1: and just starting to walk on my own when this
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Speaker 1: event took place. My mom told me this story around
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Speaker 1: three years ago, when I was thirty two and about
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Speaker 1: to get married. You just know this was a wild
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Speaker 1: story for her to wait thirty years to tell you.
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Speaker 1: So I think it's a weird time to tell you
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Speaker 1: a ghost experience, like right before you're getting married. Maybe
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Speaker 1: it wouldn't be weird if you were into that kind
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Speaker 1: of stuff, but this seems to be unprovoked, So why
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Speaker 1: bring it up right before you're getting married. My mother
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Speaker 1: was raised in a very tiny fundamentalist Christian community and
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Speaker 1: had no belief in the paranormal. She believed that our
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Speaker 1: souls sleep until Judgment Day or something like that. Ergo,
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Speaker 1: there are no ghosts or spirits to hot houses. I
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Speaker 1: guess of the things I've heard, this is not as
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Speaker 1: bad as what I usually hear, which is that I'm
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Speaker 1: not seeing spirits. I'm seeing demons and they're just tricking me.
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Speaker 1: Because all of the spirits I've seen can't be there
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Speaker 1: because they're in heaven, which should not like they can
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Speaker 1: travel or anything to come and visit. By their logic,
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Speaker 1: I guess they would be trapped in heaven, which doesn't
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Speaker 1: sound like paradise to me, because if it was me,
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Speaker 1: I would still be thinking about those I left behind
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Speaker 1: and be wanting to check in on them once in
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Speaker 1: a while. But I'm not selfish like that.
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Speaker 2: I guess. Sorry. I didn't mean to go on that rant.
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Speaker 1: It just made me think of that, and it always
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Speaker 1: annoys me. I'm used to being shut down for believing
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Speaker 1: in the paranormal, but something about telling me ghosts aren't
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Speaker 1: real in that they're all just demons. It has just
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Speaker 1: always sounded so stupid to me like, damn, do you
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Speaker 1: think once the spirit gets to heaven they just don't.
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Speaker 2: Care about you anymore? I don't know.
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Speaker 1: Maybe it also gets to me cause I only started
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Speaker 1: hearing that kind of shit after my dad died and
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Speaker 1: I told people he came to visit. Sometimes, maybe don't
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Speaker 1: tell the grieving child the spirit visiting her couldn't be
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Speaker 1: her dad and has to be a demon tricking her
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Speaker 1: the fock right. Sorry, I'm done. Let's get to the story.
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Speaker 1: I just had to get that off my chest. I'm
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Speaker 1: sure some of you understand. Even over thirty years, she
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Speaker 1: still sounded terrified as she told me this. This woman
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Speaker 1: who was always talking way too loud, was literally whispering
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Speaker 1: by the end of it, and she was white as
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Speaker 1: the sheet. I believed her completely, and still do. My
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Speaker 1: mom never talks about stuff like this. I'm just glad
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Speaker 1: I can't remember it too. In nineteen eighty eight, my
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Speaker 1: parents had their second child.
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Speaker 2: This was my brother, Victor. We were very.
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Speaker 1: Crowded in our rented flat with two babies, my parents
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Speaker 1: decided to move to an old two story farmhouse on
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Speaker 1: a seven acre plot in southern Ohio for more room
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Speaker 1: for the family. It was way out in the sticks.
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Speaker 1: It took almost an hour to get to town from there.
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Speaker 1: My mom said, the first time I saw the house,
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Speaker 1: I freaked out. I still love that I picked out
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Speaker 1: two stories back to back with a farmhouse that the
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Speaker 1: kids are scared of.
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Speaker 2: I don't know how I did that. I swear it
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Speaker 2: was an.
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Speaker 1: Accident, but I find it funny. Luckily, this one doesn't
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Speaker 1: end up with the house being wiped out by a tornado,
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Speaker 1: so there's something still worse.
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Speaker 2: Though.
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Speaker 1: I was crying and saying things like, don't like meanhouse, meanhouse,
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Speaker 1: ugly house, don't like scary house, Mama, don't like My
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Speaker 1: mom says this behavior was out of character for me,
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Speaker 1: but I stopped complaining about the house after a few weeks,
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Speaker 1: so she chalked it up to the stress of the move.
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Speaker 1: Your parents should have done what the last person did
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Speaker 1: and had you walk around with them before they were
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Speaker 1: into that place. Your reaction wouldn't have been such a shock. Sadly,
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Speaker 1: I get the feeling they wouldn't have said no to
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Speaker 1: the house just because of that. Now, this house was
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Speaker 1: ramshackle as fuck and in the middle of nowhere. The
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Speaker 1: kitchen was to the far rear of the house and
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Speaker 1: until recently before we moved in, still had a working,
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Speaker 1: ancient wood burning cooking stove against the back wall. I've
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Speaker 1: already read this story before. In the way they described
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Speaker 1: that old wood burning stove still gets on my nerves.
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Speaker 1: You can definitely tell they're a writer. Gotta get all
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Speaker 1: of the descriptive words in there. Oh, But don't get
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Speaker 1: me wrong, I am not judging them. In fact, when
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Speaker 1: you guys send yours in, please do it. I'll struggle,
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Speaker 1: but I'll love it because I want all of the
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Speaker 1: juicy details. Even if they are hard for me to say.
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Speaker 1: Sometimes I'll still do it and I'll still love you
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Speaker 1: guys for it, So please send in your stories. This
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Speaker 1: had caught the back wall on fire a couple of
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Speaker 1: months before we moved in and caused a lot of damage.
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Speaker 1: A lot of this damage wasn't fixed, so my young
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Speaker 1: broke parents got a very cheaper agreement. Gotta love the
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Speaker 1: eighties with how easy it seemed to be to get
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Speaker 1: a hot back then. I'm surprised they couldn't have bought
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Speaker 1: it out right for like three pennies in some pocket limp.
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Speaker 1: On the second floor. Directly over the kitchen was a
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Speaker 1: locked door, well, I know where the spirit is living
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Speaker 1: or where the owner hides of bodies. The landlord claimed
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Speaker 1: it had heavy fire damage, but her son, who had
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Speaker 1: done the repairs, claimed that the only fire damage left
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Speaker 1: was in the kitchen, since it had been the worst
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Speaker 1: and it was beyond a skill level to fix it.
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Speaker 1: Either way, the landlord was adamant that the room was
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Speaker 1: off limits, and my parents always respected that.
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Speaker 2: I would have looked one hundred percent.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know. I would have been like your parents.
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Speaker 1: I wouldn't have rented that house after that. And since
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Speaker 1: I know was going on, so it happens soon, your
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Speaker 1: beer shouldn't have done it either. I know all of
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Speaker 1: this because I heard stories about the creepy farmhouse with
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Speaker 1: the creepy door my whole life, and there were pictures
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Speaker 1: of us in and around the farmhouse. The locked door
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Speaker 1: was right next to the upstairs landing, so there was
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Speaker 1: no avoiding it, and both my parents have told me
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Speaker 1: it gave them the creeps no offense. But your family
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Speaker 1: doesn't sound like they would survive a horror movie.
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Speaker 2: A few months.
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Speaker 1: After we moved in, my mother and I were in
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Speaker 1: the yard with our Pitt Doberman mix Boss, she was
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Speaker 1: hanging laundry and I was rolling around with the dog.
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Speaker 1: She said that, just as she noticed that everything was
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Speaker 1: way too silent, balls started going ape shit from surprisingly
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Speaker 1: far away. About five hundred yards from the house. On
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Speaker 1: the left, there was a small duck pond. Boss was
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Speaker 1: in the middle of the two, running towards my mom,
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Speaker 1: then turning and running back towards the pond, barking frantically
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Speaker 1: the whole time.
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Speaker 2: My mom saw.
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Speaker 1: Something thrashing around in the middle of the pond. She
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Speaker 1: took off towards the water full speed. Bass beat her
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Speaker 1: there and drugged me out of the water himself.
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Speaker 2: Thank you, Pupper, I love you.
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Speaker 1: Although my mom was confused how I got so far
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Speaker 1: so fast, and how I got into the center of
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Speaker 1: the pond since it was above my head and I
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Speaker 1: couldn't swim, she figured she underestimated me and brought in
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Speaker 1: the baby gates and the playpens. I was to be
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Speaker 1: contained from now on, not gonna lie. I would have
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Speaker 1: done the same thing. Boss is such a good boy
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Speaker 1: for saving you. He better have gone all of the
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Speaker 1: treats and Lovin's after that. A few weeks later, she
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Speaker 1: was cooking downstairs Fosse was outside, Victor asleep in his crib,
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Speaker 1: and I was in my playpen in my room upstairs.
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Speaker 1: I also had a gate on my door and one
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Speaker 1: at the top of the stairs. The stairs ran up
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Speaker 1: from the side of the kitchen, so my mom said
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Speaker 1: she could listen for us crying or fussing while cooking.
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Speaker 1: My mom said, no longer than fifteen minutes after the
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Speaker 1: last time she looked in on us, Fasse started going
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Speaker 1: crazy again in the yard. She ran up to check
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Speaker 1: on us. Victor's still sleeping. Every baby gate is still
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Speaker 1: shut and locked, but I am not in my room.
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Speaker 1: A frenzy search revealed I'm not in the house at all.
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Speaker 1: A sudden image a ball saving me from drowning causes
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Speaker 1: my mom to rush outside to see what he's trying
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Speaker 1: to tell her. This time, she said he was running
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Speaker 1: circles in the yard, barking uncontrollably. When she got outside,
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Speaker 1: he looked off towards the right away from the pond.
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Speaker 1: He would run ahead, turn around and bark at my mom,
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Speaker 1: wait for her to catch up a little before racing
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Speaker 1: off again. He ended up leading her almost a mile
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Speaker 1: and a half out into the dirt road that separated
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Speaker 1: our property from our neighbors. He led her to a
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Speaker 1: thick stand of trees on our neighbour's side of the
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Speaker 1: rocky drive.
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Speaker 2: She said what hit.
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Speaker 1: Her first was the foul stench of a vance decay.
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Speaker 1: She plowed into the trees with her heart in her throat,
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Speaker 1: in her stomach full of eye. She said, she noticed
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Speaker 1: many piles of corrugated tin, traps, tires, and other debris.
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Speaker 1: The miasma was emitting most strongly from these junkyard cairns.
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Speaker 1: Peeking under a sheet of tin, she discovered the extremely
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Speaker 1: decomposed corpse of a butchered cow. As she headed deeper
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Speaker 1: into the thicket, where the tree cover was denser, she said,
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Speaker 1: less care was taken to cover the remains. Grizzly pieces
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Speaker 1: of bones and rotted chunks of bovine littered the area.
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Speaker 1: Apparently our neighbor, in an effort to cheat his taxes,
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Speaker 1: had been illegally slaughtering cattle and hiding the remains and
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Speaker 1: at least one of the few thick standings of trees around.
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Speaker 1: I still don't know how hiding the deck cows was
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Speaker 1: gonna help him cheat his factxes. I just don't get that.
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Speaker 1: She found me in the dead center of this thicket,
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Speaker 1: just standing there, looking around like I was confused, surrounded
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Speaker 1: by carnage. She said, I didn't seem scared or anything,
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Speaker 1: just standing. She rushed over to me, and, after assessing
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Speaker 1: that I wasn't injured, began questioning me on why I
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Speaker 1: was there, how I got there, et cetera. Keep in
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Speaker 1: mind that although my mom said I started speaking very young,
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Speaker 1: I still didn't have much of a vocabulary.
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Speaker 2: She said, I told.
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Speaker 1: Her what that serious look only small children can give,
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Speaker 1: that the children brought me here, shatting her pants at
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Speaker 1: the thought that anyone, even children, could walk right past
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Speaker 1: her through the kitchen, get me from upstairs, and walk
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Speaker 1: right back past her on the way down the stairs
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Speaker 1: and out with me. She demanded to know what children
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Speaker 1: and where the hell they were. I looked at her
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Speaker 1: dead serious and told her the ones that live with
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Speaker 1: us in the room at the top of the stairs,
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Speaker 1: and then I didn't see them anymore. After a moment
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Speaker 1: a stunned silence, she started asking all kinds of questions
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Speaker 1: about these children. However, she told me that I refused
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Speaker 1: to say anything else.
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Speaker 2: She said, as long as she questioned me about what happened.
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Speaker 1: I would just stand there staring at her with a
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Speaker 1: serious expression and my mouth closed. She said this same
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Speaker 1: pattern held true every other time she brought it up
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Speaker 1: to me, so she was always left wondering and immediately
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Speaker 1: began hounding my dad about moving closer to town. I
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Speaker 1: still would have moved in that lady would have had
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Speaker 1: me at that door. In how I'm not allowed to
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Speaker 1: go in that room. I don't care what's in there.
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Speaker 1: I'm not living with it. While the incident with me
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Speaker 1: getting in the pond was highly unlikely, it was at
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Speaker 1: least remotely possible. My mom is adamant that me being
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Speaker 1: in the hidden slaughter yard that day was flat impossible.
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Speaker 1: She says, there is no way I could have even
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Speaker 1: known that it was there, much less have the ability
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Speaker 1: to open amory lock the baby gates, get downstairs past her,
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Speaker 1: and end up almost two miles down the road and
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Speaker 1: in this place in under fifteen minutes. I was only two,
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Speaker 1: and as slow and clumsy as most toddlers. As I said,
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Speaker 1: she is still shaken by it after thirty years.
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Speaker 2: Personally, I have.
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Speaker 1: No idea what happened that day. I've thought about hypnosis,
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Speaker 1: but I haven't decided I really want to remember. Maybe
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Speaker 1: it's better to let it be a mystery, because whatever
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Speaker 1: the fuck those things were, I really don't think they
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Speaker 1: were children. Your poor mother. I don't know how she
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Speaker 1: didn't tell your dad you all were moving out that day,
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Speaker 1: like you were in a hotel room that night. Even
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Speaker 1: if you don't believe in the paranormal, how do you
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Speaker 1: go through all of this and see that kind of
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Speaker 1: stuff and not decide we're not living here anymore. Plus,
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Speaker 1: let's not forget about the locked room in that house.
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Speaker 1: I was joking, but is that lady hiding by?
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Speaker 2: Yeah?
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Speaker 1: That whole area has bad vibes. And who are the
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Speaker 1: children that supposedly helped you escape from the house and
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Speaker 1: led you into that place? That place, of all places,
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Speaker 1: that is weird. I wonder if that's how you ended
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Speaker 1: up in the pond too. I mean it probably was,
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Speaker 1: But I am happy you guys got out of there,
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Speaker 1: because something was definitely off about that place. Oh.
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Speaker 2: I also forgot.
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Speaker 1: That she told you all this right before you got married.
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Speaker 1: I still wonder why she would tell you the story
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Speaker 1: in this moment, like nothing about this makes sense, especially
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Speaker 1: right before you're getting married.
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Speaker 2: Supposed to be a happy time.
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Speaker 1: You don't want to think about weird shit like that
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Speaker 1: again unless you're into that, which I don't think you.
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Speaker 2: Want are.
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Speaker 1: Like who wants to hear right before they're getting married
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Speaker 1: about how some spirit kids tried to lead them through
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Speaker 1: their own death twice? Like what was your mom thinking?
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Speaker 1: That is an insane story to tell and I can't
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Speaker 1: imagine how you reacted in that moment. Well, at least
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Speaker 1: this time the recording seems like it's not freaking out
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Speaker 1: on me or my computer, so hopefully the second time
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Speaker 1: was a charm. And if not, you won't be hearing
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Speaker 1: any of this, so I guess it doesn't really matter.
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Speaker 1: But if you are listening to this right now, I
28:51
Speaker 1: really do hope you're enjoying these. If you are, could
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Speaker 1: you please rate and review the podcast? It really does
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29:04
Speaker 1: Another thing that helps us out is spreading the word
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Speaker 1: of the coven. Tell anyone and everyone if they believe
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Speaker 1: in the paranormal, tell them about us. If they don't
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Speaker 1: tell them anyways, you can even tell the barista when
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Speaker 1: you go to grab your fifth coffee for today. I'm
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Speaker 1: sure at least one of them is a witch or
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Speaker 1: seen some spooky shit anyways, at least that's my experience. Anyways,
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Speaker 1: the more we grow, the more witches will have in
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Speaker 1: our coven, so that one day we can take over
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Speaker 1: the world. It needs a witch's touch right now anyways,
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Speaker 1: and our help. Oh and if you have a story
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Speaker 1: of your own you'd like to tell, send me an email.
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Speaker 1: The email is Pinky Boo Hauntings at gmail. The email
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Speaker 1: will also be in the show notes below. Seriously, guys,
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Speaker 1: I would love to hear from you. I want to
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Speaker 1: collect all of the paranormal stories. This is my passion
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Speaker 1: after all. An even though I didn't technically choose a life,
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Speaker 1: I still love it. So please let me hear your
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Speaker 1: spooky stories. But for now, the coven is adjourned.
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Speaker 2: See you next time by