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They heard the car, the garage, everything so they knew they were in the house alone,

which was why the voice calling them from the basement just didn't make any sense.

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I'm Carol Hughes, Harper is here today.

Hello, hello, hello, how are you, Carol?

Pretty good.

How's everything with you today?

School, good, great, good, pretty good.

Just kind of hanging out, didn't do much in school today and I was happy to get home

and record.

So we're recording this in April, so how much longer do you have like six weeks of school

left or so?

I think so.

I think that's what I'm down to.

So only six weeks on the clock, yippee, man, you know, I think that would be so cool.

You know, teachers, that's kind of the schedule.

They work too, but it would be cool to every summer get off.

No matter what you do, everybody takes the summer off.

Right.

That'd be awesome.

I don't know, because everyone did it because like there's certain positions that just

like can't just like take off or summer off if everyone took off, like you couldn't

go eat, you couldn't go to a movie because nobody's working anywhere.

So it doesn't make any sense.

But the freedom part of when I was a kid and you would get out of school for the summer,

that last week of school had the best feeling because it's like, oh, I'm done with my

test and we made it.

Yeah.

If you can just get this time off, it's really magical.

I loved it when I was a kid.

And it's like in the week coming up to like the last day school, it's always like a fun

week.

You're always getting like the crossword puzzles and stuff from your teachers.

And it's usually just like a week of nothing.

Day trips, y'all do whatever they call field trips.

That's what you call them, right?

Yes.

Yeah, that would be cool.

Just all that stuff would be so much fun.

So this is a pretty interesting story.

So let's play it then we'll talk about it because it would kind of freak me out if this

happened to me.

Hey, this is Morgan, I am from Tennessee.

I actually had a few, a few different experiences.

But the first one I want to share with you is probably one of the first ones I ever had.

I am a twin and my sister was over at her friend's house one day.

And we were probably in the, I say six grade, so it was fairly young.

And her and her friend had decided to play with a Luigi board.

Well, everything was fine after that, nothing had happened.

And then she came home that night and as I said, nothing, everything was good.

Well, about a week or two later, my mom had left our house.

We heard her leave the house.

The garage shut.

She told us she was leaving.

She said she'd be right back.

She was going to our grandma's house to get our first gift.

We were leaving for Japan that summer.

And we heard her leave, heard the garage door shut.

And then all of a sudden we heard her yelling at us from the basement and like this deep,

deep, angry voice.

And she was screaming for my sister to come downstairs and my sister was in the shower.

And she kept screaming back, you know, hold on, wait, I'm in the shower.

So it stopped for a minute.

Then all of a sudden, from nowhere, it's our screaming, my name.

And it kept screaming and we thought it was my mom.

It started just like my mom, but it was very, very angry and dark.

And I was screaming back, hold on, cause I was making dinner.

Well, I finally went back down to the basement to look to see what she needed.

And the lights were off, the doors were shut, everything was off.

So I was like, well, I found where her came back in.

So I called my mom on her cell phone and I said, hey, what did you need?

I heard you call from the basement.

And she says, I've been at your grandma's house for the past hour.

And I said, no, you had to come back because we just heard you screaming for us.

And she says, honey, I swear, we have, I have been at your grandma's house for the entire

time.

Me and my sister were so scared the rest of the night that we slept with my mom in the bed

with her.

We were straight up terrified.

It's like I said, we've never played with a Ouija board again.

Thanks, boss.

So do you think it all was connected to the Ouija board?

I mean, maybe what else would explain it?

Now she did say there were other stories.

I don't know if they were associated with that house or if it was another location, but

what the hell like, they're just home and mom's yelling, they know it so well.

That's mom in the basement.

Now it kind of sounded like mom sounded angry and kind of the way she kind of described

the voice was a little odd, but they definitely interpreted it as mom.

And that's what it kind of like makes me think back to like the last episode we recorded

today.

There was a story about a mimic.

And really, this is what I was talking about earlier, where it mimics usually try to

draw whoever they're aiming whatever at towards them.

And I mean, an angry mother like screaming for her children is like, get over here.

It's a great way to do that.

Yeah.

So what would have happened if they would have gone?

I don't want to know.

And I don't know to be honest.

I don't know.

We've never really gotten that far in any of the stories where we find out what happens.

I know because they did the right thing, you know, the ones in the shower she couldn't

have gone anyway.

Yeah, you guys are so common sense.

We need like an incompetent person to write it and tell us a story of this going wrong.

You're right.

We really do.

There's got to be somebody who was like, and then I went down in the basement.

Our listeners are just so smart.

And I wish I wouldn't have done that.

I would like to hear what happened when you went after the voice that sounded like someone

you know.

I would love to know.

Because you're talking about that just the other day that she had, was in my nephew's house

and she lived with him for a while in Oregon.

And she heard him in the other room go mom, but she was already in her room.

So she thought, you know, he came out into the, because his bedroom's on one side of

house.

Her's was on the other.

So the living room was by her bedroom.

So she thought that he had come out and said, mom, like he needed her for something.

So she got up and was like, gotta go see what Chris wants.

And there was no Chris.

And so it's like, oh, does it just do it because it can and they, they're like high five

in each other.

Good.

She fell for it.

Awesome.

And that's it.

You think, you think that's just what goes to like high people thought they just, they

just prank people.

Let's be real.

Your father would be that kind of spirit.

Okay.

My dad would.

But how many, like, is everyone like that?

Maybe just randomly.

They're like, and then, you know, because this one wasn't so funny.

And like hearing your son go, mom, that's not funny, but it was like a work that got her

out of bed.

Maybe that's what it is.

Maybe.

You know, because they can.

If I was a ghost, I'd probably be doing the same things.

I can't really blame them because I bet they're really entertained by this.

I would think so.

It's like high five in all my beer sort of thing.

You think they have bets in the afterlife of like, I bet I can get her out of bed.

Maybe that's what it is.

Hold my beer.

Maybe that's like that kind of maybe makes some sense in a weird way.

But then I do think there are like dark things like that to me what she just shared felt

very dark.

And going down into a basement, because I always think basements are kind of creepy.

Many of them are yours isn't.

Yours isn't that creepy.

It's cool.

But it's a walk out basement.

It's got a lot of sunlight.

But you know those basements that are creepy.

Oh, yeah.

But if they had gone down there, would something have happened?

I don't know.

Or what it goes in the afterlife just got themselves like a hundred after life coins, whatever

currency they have then.

And then in the distance you hear, whoa.

We just hear it in a way of ghost laughing at you.

And then you're like, there's a creepy as a ghost laughter.

That's because they found it really funny that you fell for it.

I don't know.

I can't think all ghosts like laugh creepily after they die.

Well, all humans laugh creepily after they die.

I don't know.

You think that's just like, they're just transformed into something creepy.

It is haunting.

Well, let's go to this next story.

This is from Daniel.

He said, few years back, my wife and I were renting a house in Southern California.

It's a normal place in a normal neighborhood.

Nothing about it stood out when we moved in for the first couple of weeks.

Everything was completely normal.

In one morning, my wife mentioned that she thought she heard someone crying the night before.

She said it woke her up.

It sounded like someone outside was upset, but when she actually got up and looked, there

was no one there.

I didn't think much of it.

Houses were pretty close together in that area, so I figured it was someone nearby and

the sound just carried.

A few nights later, she brought it up again.

Same thing, middle of the night, hearing a woman crying somewhere.

No sign of where it was coming from.

I remember brushing it off and saying it was probably just noise from another house.

Maybe even someone walking by outside didn't feel like anything that we needed to worry

about.

Then one evening, I heard it.

It wasn't late, which is why it caught me off guard.

We were both still up, just doing our own thing.

I was in the living room watching TV.

She was in the bedroom.

I heard what sounded like a woman crying, not loud, not screaming, just steady, like someone

was upset and trying to keep it together.

At first, I didn't react.

I assumed it was coming from outside, same as before, but after a few seconds, I realized

I couldn't tell where it was coming from.

It didn't sound like it was coming through a window or from one direction.

It just sounded like it was there.

I muted the TV and listened.

It kept going, so I called out to my wife, asked if she heard it.

She answered right away.

Yes.

Then she came out into the hallway and we both just stood there for a second, trying

to figure out where it was coming from.

We checked the front of the house, looked out the window, nothing, went to the back, same

thing.

What didn't make sense was the sound didn't really change depending on where we were standing.

It didn't get louder.

It didn't get quieter.

It just stayed the same.

That is weird, isn't it?

That's super creepy.

Yes.

At one point, she said it sounded like it was inside.

And I remember telling her that it didn't make any sense.

I opened the front door, stepped outside to check, and if anything, it got harder to

hear.

But when I stepped back inside, it was clear again.

That's when it stopped feeling like it was coming from outside.

We didn't panic or anything.

I didn't think, shit, it is in our house.

Oh, I would have panicked.

It was more confusing than anything else.

We stood there for a bit, eventually it just kind of stopped on its own.

After that, we didn't really talk much about it.

We went back to what we were doing.

How?

How do you not like, okay, we need to talk through this?

I need to decompress.

I need to be writing this.

I need to decompress.

It is a man.

Are you like, whoever is writing this to the people who wrote this?

Are you the people in the beginning of horror movies who get killed?

Right.

Because you ran back into the house.

When there's a door right there, you could have run outside and been safe.

You ran back and hid in a closet.

Oh, it's probably nothing, honey.

I just didn't know how I could help women crying outside.

Well, then it's like, oh, shit.

We just went outside.

It got softer.

It's coming from inside the house.

Oh, it stopped.

I'm going to go back to Grey's Anatomy now.

I think it's fine.

I can't imagine.

So it didn't just happen once over the next couple of weeks.

One of us would hear it here and there.

Not every night, not on any kind of pattern, just enough that it wasn't a one-time thing.

Sometimes she'd hear it when I didn't.

Sometimes I'd hear it.

She wouldn't.

Every time it sounded the same, like someone crying, but never any sign of an actual person.

One night it happened again.

We were both in bed.

We weren't asleep just laying there talking.

We both heard it at the same time.

It sounded like it was right outside the bedroom door, not down the hall, not outside the

house right there.

My wife grabbed my arm right away and said, did you hear that?

And I said, yes.

We lay there for a second, listening to it, the same exact sound as before.

I got up and opened the bedroom door.

The sound didn't change.

It didn't move.

It didn't stop.

It didn't get louder.

It stayed the same.

I walked down the hallway, checked the living room, checked the kitchen, nothing.

No one was there.

And when I came back into the bedroom, she asked if I saw anything, I told her no.

We both heard it fade out again after a minute or so, just like the other times.

And that was the last time it ever happened.

We stayed in that house for a while after that, never heard it again.

We talked about it a few times after, mostly trying to line up everything in our heads,

but it never really went anywhere.

If it was outside, it should have sounded different when I stepped out there, but it was inside,

there should have been something to find.

And that last time there wasn't any guessing, we both heard the same thing at the same time

from the same place.

After that, we kind of just stopped trying to come up with reasons for it.

It wasn't happening anymore, and honestly, we were fine with that.

Anyway, figured I'd send it in, see what you think.

Thanks for reading this, Daniel.

There's no explaining it.

There's really not.

Okay, can I just say this at the beginning of the story?

When he was just like, I hadn't experienced it myself, so I just figured it was nothing.

It's like, are you any spouse and any horror movie ever?

It kind of is, isn't it?

Because then it's like, then we went back to doing what we were doing.

Then we went back to watching Grey's Anatomy, hey, there's a woman crying outside your bedroom

door.

Are you not concerned?

But he did get up and look when he heard it, like he was looking for whatever it was,

but couldn't find anything.

And outside the bedroom door, like he went in the kitchen and went all over the house,

do you just at that point go?

Damn, we got a ghost.

I would check the attic.

If there isn't an attic.

Oh hell no.

Maybe I would call some, would you literally go up in your attic?

Absolutely.

God no.

With a flashlight and a bat and a vat of holy water, okay, that's how I would go up into

the attic.

I don't even know how I'd get up in mine.

I don't think I can.

I think I have to crawl through the garage.

That would involve a ladder.

If you ever have me over again, would you probably will?

I can go up in your attic for you.

What's it look like out there, Harper?

Don't tell me I just decided I don't want to know.

I found treasure, Carol.

I found there's bats.

There's a bag of bones.

Oh my goodness.

Just grosses me out when I think about things like that.

When I think about addicts, I specifically think about the attic from the movie The

Taking of Deborah Logan.

One of my favorite horror movies of all time, and anyone listening, if you have not seen

it, you should go watch it.

It is so good.

I have never seen that.

It's a great movie.

It's really scary and you should watch it.

Let's do that this summer when you come here.

We'll watch it.

Yeah, we can watch horror movies.

Because during the afternoon, because then I went to the afternoon.

Yeah.

Hey, remember that one horror movie you and me went to go see in the theater?

What one was it?

Brings her back.

Oh, yeah.

We hated it.

It was so gory.

It was gratuitously gory.

It was written really well.

It was just really gory.

I think half the movie I was not looking at the screen.

And then the sound effects were like, I don't even want to know what they are doing

right now, because that sounds so gross.

No, you don't want to see the child just eating down a wood table.

Like, I can't.

But I stayed.

I didn't leave.

I did not leave.

He did not leave.

And then we went to go see the live-action wheelow stitch that night.

And that made everything better.

Yeah, we changed it up.

Yes.

But here is one more story.

I wanted to share a quick story that I had experienced before.

We were living in a rental house, near my husband and children.

And my little girl, Juliette, she was probably about five.

Well, one day I went to those people where Juliette was and she was in one of the bedroom

and she was sitting on the bed and I could hear her talking and laughing.

And so I kind of opened the door and I went to him and I was like, hey, you know, I need

a monkey.

What are you doing?

And she was like, oh, I'm just talking to Gus.

And I kind of just looked like, oh, okay, you know, and I kind of walked out of the room.

And, you know, I know that kids have a imaginary friends and stuff like that, but Gus is not

a common name.

Gus is like an older name to me and for her to know that name just seemed like out of

the ordinary.

And so I had told my husband about it, you know, and a couple of days later we were just

sitting in the living room watching TV and stuff and my husband was like, hey, Juliette,

you look like, you know, have you seen Gus lately?

And she was like, yeah, and she pointed behind and she was like, you go over there.

And she said this and like, all seriousness, no laughing or giggling where he did tell

if he was trying to play a trick or anything.

And we all kind of looked where she was pointing and of course there was nothing there.

We didn't stay there very long.

We didn't leave because of that because it didn't seem like an evil presence or anything,

but also our dog, we had a red nose hit and her name is Mia and we would catch Mia just

kind of looking, sitting down and just looking in different areas, you know, just like

it looks like she was looking at absolutely nothing, you know, but she would just come

just to stay and look.

You never bark, you never growled or anything, but we would catch her just looking in certain

areas for like a good living area this month.

But that's it.

I enjoy your show as always, really makes my day, but thank you for everything you guys

do and have a good day.

All right.

Bye.

I do think that a child with an imaginary friend to me always feels a little paranormal.

Just because I think it's weird.

But I also see, you know, children can be very imaginative.

And the name Gus, actually, I don't know if the little girl had watched Cinderella, but

there is a mouse and Cinderella named Gus.

Gus Gus.

Yeah.

I've looked at that little mouse.

Yeah.

So, you know, that might have been where she would have come up with the name, but it

is a weird name for a little girl to call her imaginary friend.

But it is weird when they're like, oh, he's right there.

You know, like in the corner, it's like, no, he's not right there.

That's really creepy.

And then the dog staring off at nothing could be a dog staring off at nothing.

Mine does that sometimes.

It stares at the front door like somebody's getting ready to walk in.

It is, he did it the other night.

It's kind of weird.

And my dog stares at walls.

Yeah.

I'm looking at him right now.

He's looking at me.

It's like, yes, sting.

I'm talking about you.

You stare at walls.

But it could be paranormal or it could be your dog staring at a wall.

Your child could be interacting with a ghost or your child could have an active imagination.

It's just hard to say, really.

I mean, yeah.

It didn't sound like she had any experiences there or her husband.

No, it didn't sound like that.

It just sounded like the imaginary friend.

But it does feel weird when somebody's acting like, even if it is a child,

but they are acting like there's someone else there.

No, there's not.

And maybe we're the weird ones for thinking that because I mean, they are children.

And they do have imaginations.

And we've, and we're just the ones that grew up.

And where are the ones who are shutting down those beautiful imaginations?

I don't know.

I could, both those things could go both ways.

Yeah.

Paranormal could be.

It's always a gamble.

Is it friend or ghost?

Yeah.

Is it your dog just randomly staring?

Could be.

Yeah, it's just hard to tell.

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He's in for all of us here at Real Ghost Stories Online.

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