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From the high desert and the great American Southwest day in darkness at this hour, I bid you good evening or good morning in more cases than not on Halloween's many, many time zone works on Halloween in the West, Hawaii, the Asian Island Chain, Good to the Caribbean where Halloween's been underway for some time now. | ||
South in South America, where it depends, North to the pool and worldwide where it depends. | ||
good morning everybody and welcome to ghost to ghost a.m Yes, it's that time of year again. | ||
And tonight, we will do what we do every year at this time. | ||
Now, what we do is tell ghost stories. | ||
So the following recommendation is for you. | ||
Turn down the lights. | ||
Better yet, turn them off. | ||
Turn the radio up as high as you can handle it. | ||
And get ready. | ||
Because you're about to share some very, very weird stuff. | ||
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Now, let me tell you how we handle it. | |
Number one, we don't take jokes, although I'm about to make one. | ||
All we take on Ghosts of Ghost is serious, real ghost stories. | ||
Now those of you who happened to hear the program with Brad Seiger last night, it will be, by the way, repeated over the weekend at some point if you didn't hear it. | ||
It was an excellent, excellent, excellent program. | ||
Brad is always a very good guest. | ||
And when I say real, I mean in the sense that it bit me in the butt last night. | ||
And boy, did it bite me in the butt last night. | ||
I can't recall at what time it was during the Steiger interview. | ||
But something happened here last night. | ||
And it may have been because of the discussion we were having. | ||
I suspect that. | ||
I suspect when you invite these things in the sense that you talk of them, they probably notice, particularly on an international program like this. | ||
At any rate, we were in the middle of discussing any number of ghostly type things. | ||
And at the end of one of my breaks, or at the beginning, more likely of one of my breaks, really, as I ran the bumper of music and prepared to get up and go into the other room, I removed my headsets. | ||
And I'm telling you right now, I've got a door to my radio room here, what I call my shack, my radio room, and somebody sent me a little placard that came from a ship that obviously at one time sailed the high seas, a real placard that says radio room, that obviously was in place on the ship's radio room, and so I attacked that to my door long ago. | ||
And that is the only feature that adorns the outside of my radio room door. | ||
And as I removed my headphones and prepared to get up and turn around and go into the other room during the break, all of a sudden, and I'm going to simulate this for you, but there was a crash on my door. | ||
And I don't mean there was a knock. | ||
I don't mean there was a house settling sound. | ||
I don't mean that a jet somewhere broke the sound barrier and impacted the house. | ||
I mean there was a crash on my door. | ||
One so loud, so strong, that it would have, if I'd seen it, you know, I didn't. | ||
It was just as I was turning around, one that would have buckled my door inward. | ||
Not in the horror sense of the movies where the door sort of turns into rubber and buckles inward, but I meant, you know, I would have seen it buckle. | ||
It was about this loud if I can simulate it, like that. | ||
And I almost lost it. | ||
And I ran, of course I was already on the way, so I turned around, I opened the door, boom, like that. | ||
There was nothing. | ||
I was so concerned that I got a weapon and began to check the house. | ||
I went and woke my wife up. | ||
And I woke her up and said, did you do that? | ||
And, you know, she came out of sleep and was properly annoyed that I had awakened her. | ||
I said, of course not. | ||
What are you talking about? | ||
I have three cats. | ||
One might suspect they had done something of that magnitude. | ||
And my 20-pounder might have thrown himself up against the door, but wrong. | ||
They too were all three asleep on the bed with my wife. | ||
Three of them. | ||
It's crowded. | ||
So something hit my door last night hard. | ||
Really, really hard. | ||
I don't have any idea what it was, but I can tell you this. | ||
It was not nothing. | ||
It was something, and it scared the hell out of me. | ||
It really, really scared the hell out of me. | ||
This morning, somebody sent me something that I thought was genuinely funny. | ||
This is probably going to be the only Funny thing that we do this night because we tell serious ghost stories on Ghost to Ghost AM. | ||
But I felt that I had to read this to you. | ||
A vampire bat came flapping in from the night, covered in fresh blood, parked himself on the ceiling of a cave, and prepared to get some sleep. | ||
Pretty soon, all the other bats smelled the blood and began hassling him about where he got it. | ||
He told them to piss off and go get some sleep. | ||
But they persisted until finally he gave in. | ||
Grudgingly, okay, follow me, he said, and flew out of the cave with hundreds and hundreds of bats behind him. | ||
Down through the valley they went, across a river, into a forest of trees. | ||
Finally, he slowed down, and all the other bats excitedly milled around him. | ||
Now, now he said, do you see that tree over there? | ||
He asked. | ||
Yes, yes, yes, the bats all screamed in a frenzy. | ||
good said the first bat because i effing didn't And I thought that was one of the funniest things. | ||
I wish I could tell it in true form, but you know, you can't use those words on the air, so I got as close as I could come. | ||
You get the idea. | ||
Covered with fresh blood, his own. | ||
Slammed right into that tree. | ||
Anyway, I couldn't resist. | ||
All right, so what we do tonight, again, is tell real ghost stories. | ||
And I know a lot of you out there have real ghost stories. | ||
Last night should have prepared you to do this. | ||
Now, here's the way I look at it. | ||
And I've been asked all week, when are you going to do Ghost to Ghost AM? | ||
And I thought about it and thought about it. | ||
And of course, Halloween is officially Halloween on Friday. | ||
Well, in some time zones, it's already Friday. | ||
And even in this one, in an hour and 45, it is going to be Halloween. | ||
So my plan is sort of a non-plan. | ||
We are going to do Ghost to Ghost tonight, and then maybe even a little tomorrow night, too. | ||
That's the way I'm going to cover it. | ||
Because were I to begin Ghost to Ghost tomorrow night, it would already be over in some time zones by the time I begin the opposite problem of tonight. | ||
So obviously more hours in the show this night will be in Halloween than they would be tomorrow night. | ||
Definitely a difficult decision for me. | ||
But I thought, what the hell? | ||
We'll do it tonight, and then maybe we'll do a little more of it tomorrow night, too. | ||
But this is one of the most genuinely frightening shows you will ever hear. | ||
That I guarantee. | ||
So we'll get to it in a moment. | ||
Alright, so we're going to tell ghost stories tonight, real ones. | ||
Let me give you the appropriate phone numbers. | ||
Now, this is not a guest-driven show. | ||
This is a program driven by all of you, wherever you are. | ||
If you know of a genuine ghost story, if you or one near to you has had an experience that you know to be true, then we want to hear about it. | ||
Here are the appropriate phone numbers to respond. | ||
First-time callers at area code 702-727-1222. | ||
You might want to write these down. | ||
702-727-1222. | ||
The wildcard lines are Area Code 7027271295. | ||
702-727-1295. | ||
West of the Rockies, toll-free, it's 1-800-618-8255. | ||
1-800-618-8255. | ||
The east of the Rockies, it's 1-800-825-5033. | ||
1800-825-5033. | ||
Now, you may be somewhere else in the world. | ||
Accounts of spirits are not limited to America or Canada or Mexico or really anywhere in the world because all of this, you know, occurs on a regular basis worldwide. | ||
So we have an international toll-free Halloween ghost-to-ghost show line, which is as follows. | ||
Contact your AT ⁇ T operator. | ||
Get the AT ⁇ T operator on the phone in whatever country you reside in and have her call 800-893-0903. | ||
And from whatever location you reside in worldwide, it will be a toll-free call from Japan, from Germany, from Great Britain, from the Scandinavian countries to Russia to China. | ||
It doesn't matter. | ||
Wherever you are, just get that AT ⁇ T operator and tell her you want to call a toll-free number in America, which is 800-893-0903. | ||
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Now, ghosts. | |
What are ghosts? | ||
Well, we had A long talk with Brad last night about what ghosts are, and we're not exactly sure. | ||
Ghosts may, of course, be a sort of horrendously repeating tape-loop image of what was once here. | ||
We do know that frequently spirits or the remains of what once were human beings seem to appear as apparitions doing the same horrible thing again and again, | ||
particularly in instances of suicide, murder, death by various violent and rather immediate means, many times unrequited love. | ||
Those who die while they are passionately in love with another seem to linger. | ||
And then there is a second category of ghosts that is truly frightening, because one might imagine a sort of lingering presence, not really of the soul of the departed, that is replaying some action, a sort of a weak echo of what once was. | ||
One might imagine that as a lesser horror than the soul of a departed one truly trapped on earth or a disembodied spirit with evil intent, older guys, perhaps the more playful and then the more serious, the really evil presidences. | ||
Many of you have met up with them. | ||
So there are all kinds of categories of ghost stories that I can imagine one might tell. | ||
But one thing's for sure, if you listen carefully, if you listen to the people who are going to tell these stories for the most part, you'll find they are very serious and you will find it is indeed a very frightening process. | ||
East of the Rockies, you're on the air on Ghost2Ghost AM High. | ||
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Hi, Art. | |
It's a privilege to talk to you. | ||
Where are you calling from? | ||
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This is Peter from Syracuse, New York. | |
Hi, Peter. | ||
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Hi. | |
Well, as a hobby, I'm a parapsychologist when I have the time. | ||
I've had many ghost encounters, but the best one that I feel like sharing with you tonight, I had a couple friends out in Syracuse who lived in Oswego. | ||
And I happen to stay at these people's house for dinner. | ||
We're good friends. | ||
And I said, sure. | ||
So I stayed there and at night in the living room on a couch. | ||
And as I was going to sleep, I felt hot spots and cold spots. | ||
And from what I studied before, they were presence of spirits, I assume. | ||
The only indication, though, cold spots. | ||
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Cold spots, yeah. | |
And well, nothing really happened but the spots. | ||
And the next day I mentioned to my friend, I said, what's yeah, I felt cold spots and hot spots. | ||
And this is kind of strange. | ||
And he says, oh, that's my dad. | ||
He died many years ago. | ||
He looks after me. | ||
And I said, well, I said, you know, that's kind of spooky. | ||
And I got a little scared. | ||
And he says, oh, don't worry. | ||
He's not going to bother you. | ||
He just protects me. | ||
Well, I stayed the second night. | ||
And there was footsteps down the stairs, the hot spots, the cold spots again. | ||
And I'm getting scared. | ||
I'm getting the cold chills up the back of my spine. | ||
I can feel the hairs going up and everything. | ||
Oh, yes. | ||
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And then I heard a big, loud bang in the attic. | |
A bang. | ||
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A bang. | |
And the kind of bang shutters. | ||
Yeah, the kind that I was talking about that happened last night during the program? | ||
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Yes, matter of fact, I agree with Brad 100% in his findings. | |
All right, look, we're going to hold it at the bang, which is a good point of suspense, and bring you back after the break, all right? | ||
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Thank you, Arthur. | |
Stay right where you are. | ||
This, of course, from the high desert is Ghost to Ghosts, | ||
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A.M. Making your | |
calls in the Kingdom of Nine from East of the Rockies at 1-800-825-5033. | ||
West of the Rockies, including Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, and New Mexico, at 1-800-618-8255. | ||
First-time callers may reach Argent area code 702-727-1222. | ||
That's 702-727-1222. | ||
This is Coast to Coast A.M. with Art Bell. | ||
Now here again is Art. | ||
You're not going to believe this. | ||
We got up to the point with our caller where there was a crash, like the one on my door last night. | ||
And I lost my collar during the break. | ||
Well, that's what happens when you hang them up right at the crisis point. | ||
I can't believe it. | ||
Anyway, sorry about that. | ||
I guess we'll have to pick up on that story when he manages to get back through. | ||
At any rate, the lines are jammed with those who have ghost stories, so we'll get to it here in a moment. | ||
Now, one other little item, and I haven't even seen it myself yet, so you're going to have quite an opportunity here. | ||
Coming up tomorrow night, I believe tomorrow night on Strange Universe is going to be yet another piece of footage of an alleged alien. | ||
And I spoke earlier in the day with Renee at Strange Universe. | ||
We have very close connections. | ||
And she said, hey, Art, how about if I send you, send you a still photograph from the video that we're going to show on Friday? | ||
You know me. | ||
I said, by all means, fire it along. | ||
And so she did. | ||
I fired it to Keith, and my sense would be that by now, if you go to the website, as of about five minutes ago, a photograph of this alien, as a matter of fact, a little sample of what you're going to get tomorrow night on Strange Universe is now residing on my website. | ||
So if you want to see it, judge it, make comments on it. | ||
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Is it an alien? | |
You'll get the full look see tomorrow night on Strange Universe. | ||
You'll get a peak preview on my website right now at www.artbell.com. | ||
That's how you get there. | ||
www.artbell that's a rtbl.com all lowercase no spaces so there should be at this hour at this moment a photograph of an alleged alien on my website i too will go and take a look actually i foolishly have announced it before i went to go look having just received the call from keith so the website will probably get jammed and i probably won't be able to | ||
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Anyway, we'll try and take a look here in a moment. | ||
It is up there. | ||
There's a lot more coming in the next few days. | ||
Sightings in Arizona, sightings in California. | ||
And I've got photographs coming of both, along with interviews from the people who took the video. | ||
That's kind of an update for you. | ||
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That's 1-800-232-5665. | ||
All right. | ||
Back now to the lines, and let us see what we can dredge forth in the world of those. | ||
East of the Rockies, you are on the air. | ||
Good morning. | ||
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Hello, Art Bell. | |
This is Howard. | ||
I'm traveling to Ohio right now. | ||
I'm a truck. | ||
Hello, Howard. | ||
You're traveling to Ohio. | ||
Where are you roughly now? | ||
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South of Finley right now. | |
Finley, Ohio. | ||
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All right. | |
I'm a commodity relocation engineer. | ||
A commodity relocation engineer. | ||
What is that? | ||
I'm a truck driver. | ||
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It's an honor and a privilege to talk to you. | |
Glad to have you. | ||
Do you have a ghost story for us? | ||
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Yes, I do. | |
Back when I was a youngster, my grandfather was very young. | ||
The whole family went down to Missouri to see things through. | ||
He was in the hospital at the time. | ||
We knew he didn't have much time left. | ||
i was 12 and my older brother me and him both were sitting out on the concrete bench out in front of the house it was about 9 o'clock at night this is a bench where as kids we used to sit out there with grandpa whittling away sure it wasn't too long after it got dark I looked down the street. | ||
It's Old Country Road, gravel road. | ||
You can hear when people are walking down the road. | ||
And we see a figure drifting across the road. | ||
Not walking, but drifting. | ||
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Drifting. | |
It was a black, shadowy figure, like a black robe. | ||
And the driveway across from where we're sitting is real thick gravel. | ||
A mouse cannot go across there without making a sound. | ||
This figure drifts across the gravel right to the edge, about 15 feet from where my brother and I are sitting. | ||
We look at each other, and I was thinking to myself, Grandpa is dead. | ||
As I thought that thought, the figure just bowed its head as into an affirmation, bow, as a yes, and drifted back. | ||
I looked at my brother. | ||
He looked at me. | ||
He says, I saw it too. | ||
I think Grandpa's dead. | ||
When we went into the house, I told my mom, my dad was at the hospital with my grandpa. | ||
Told my mom and my grandma, grandpa just died. | ||
No sooner than we said that, did the phone ring. | ||
It was my dad stating the obvious. | ||
I think it was a close encounter with the Grim Reaper. | ||
It's not unusual. | ||
The story you just told, thank you very much, is not Unusual many, many times. | ||
And we'll have to think about why this might be. | ||
Those who pass on in the very few moments after their spirit has been separated from their body by death somehow, somehow manage to get back to relatives, | ||
those who still live, those they have loved, those they care about, somehow they make their appearance to those people moments before there's any notification of death. | ||
All of this, of course, very important in considering the incredibly giant question about whether we continue after this life. | ||
One of the reasons ghosts, images of what was are so important is because they move toward proving that there is more after this life. | ||
Now, let me read you an Associated Press article that just now cleared the wire. | ||
Just now cleared the wire. | ||
Our Washington Associated Press working at the White House has turned some of President Clinton's aides, including his spokesmen, into firm believers in ghosts. | ||
I believe it, Press Secretary Mike McCurry told reporters Thursday when asked about a long-standing rumor that the White House itself is haunted. | ||
McCurry says he's heard that President Lincoln still lurks around the Lincoln bedroom and that some aides have seen a former usher walking the halls, refusing to let death keep him from his job. | ||
There have been serious people who have serious tales to tell about these encounters, said McCurry. | ||
Of course, Clinton and First Lady Hilary Rodham Clinton haven't met any ghosts. | ||
They sort of stay confined to Eleanor Roosevelt and safer territory, said McCurry, referring, of course, to Mrs. Clinton's much-ballyhooed imaginary talks with her predecessor. | ||
For years, White House visitors have reported seeing famous ghosts in the mansion, such as First Lady Abigail Adams toting laundry to the East Room and Lincoln gazing sadly out a window, bent over tying his shoes or knocking on his bedroom door. | ||
But there have also been sightings, remember now, this is AP you're hearing, there have also been sightings of the less famous usher, a distinguished-looking black man with gray hair. | ||
He is said to have walked past a staffer in the White House residence once during the Clinton term, all dressed up in his black suit and white shirt. | ||
As the story goes, the aide didn't recognize the usher and asked, can I help you? | ||
And he replied, no, I'm just passing through. | ||
When the aide later asked other ushers who the guy was, she was told he had died a while ago, but comes and visits every now and then. | ||
McCurry declined to discuss how the White House deals with its ghostly intrusions. | ||
You may want to see if the Secret Service will be willing to comment on their power natural division, spokesman joked. | ||
He cautioned reporters not to assume they are seeing a ghost if they find one scribe too many among their ranks Friday. | ||
So there you have it, the Associated Press now actually seriously reporting on manifestations in the White House itself. | ||
West of the Rockies, you're on the air. | ||
Ghost to Ghost AM. | ||
Hi. | ||
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Hello, Art. | |
It's a pleasure to talk to you. | ||
And you. | ||
Where are you? | ||
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This is Peter from Lakewood, Colorado. | |
I talked to you two years ago, and strangely enough, it was about this time. | ||
Okay. | ||
Many, many years, this is a true story. | ||
It did happen to me. | ||
And many, many years ago, I was in the ministry and studying the ministry, and I had taken my grandfather out for an evening of sporting events. | ||
And he lived in the country. | ||
And I took him back home around 11.30, 12 o'clock when the sporting event had finished. | ||
And after leaving him at his home, which was a farmhouse, I was coming down the country road. | ||
And there was like a bend in the road. | ||
And looking out my car window, I saw something that was stirring the horses out in the field. | ||
And being, you know, those were our horses, I decided to park my car just past the bend and walk my way back to the bend. | ||
And I started looking over the barbed wire fence to see what was stirring the horses. | ||
As I started looking out toward the horses, I heard a rumbling in the weeds and the grass only a few feet in front of me. | ||
When you say rumbling, what do you mean? | ||
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Kind of a moving of the grass or kind of the crackling of weeds. | |
So more like a rustling. | ||
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There you go. | |
And as I looked, this is where everything starts getting strange. | ||
As I looked into the weeds and the grass there, I saw a sort of a vision of a man and a woman laying in the grass. | ||
And I thought to myself, I said, oh, this is stupid. | ||
You've walked on to something private here in the middle of the night. | ||
And I just couldn't cogitate what was going on. | ||
As I looked again, these two figures kind of shrunk. | ||
I don't know how others say it, but they just kind of shrunk. | ||
You mean literally, this vision kind of shrunk in size and became something black and white and furry and just ran right toward me. | ||
And as it came right to me in the bend, there was a water Pipe that runs for the ditches that run under the dirt roads, it went right into the ditch, into this drain, this drain pipe that goes under the road there. | ||
Anyway, as to go on, I was very confused, and I kept on looking at the end of this pipe that went under the road, and as I looked further, two little hands emerged out and grabbed the edge of the pipe. | ||
And I kept on looking, and out of the pipe came the face of a little boy. | ||
And it was a grayish, white, ghoulish-looking little face, and it had black fur all over where his hair was. | ||
And he looked at me, I looked at him, and startled, it went rustled back into the pipe. | ||
Well, I was afraid. | ||
I walked. | ||
Afraid? | ||
My God, I'd be running as fast as my feet would carry me long before it came back out of the pipe. | ||
I mean, when the thing shriveled and went into the pipe, I'd be gone. | ||
How did you stand your ground? | ||
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Well, Art, I was confused. | |
When you see something starting like that, I wasn't scared. | ||
It was more like, first of all, it was, oops, I walked into something, all of a sudden it shrunk, and I got confused. | ||
I didn't know what to make. | ||
When I saw that little face come out and then go back in, I headed back for my car. | ||
I got in my car, started it up, and then I said to myself, hey, wait a minute. | ||
You are a divinity student. | ||
You're a minister. | ||
There's nothing that can harm you. | ||
So I stopped, turned off the car, went back out there to the bend, got down on my knees, and started praying. | ||
And after I said a few prayers, I just got back up, got in my car, and took off. | ||
The next day, I went to my grandfather, and I told him about what happened. | ||
And he said, I don't want to tell you what went on here. | ||
I want you to tell your father the same thing and see what he has to say. | ||
I said it to him, and I went back and told my father. | ||
And my father said that many years ago, he and my grandfather were at the farmhouse, and there used to be a little house, a small little one-bedroom house, right where that bend was. | ||
And a woman had lost her child. | ||
And they had heard that she had turned to black magic to try to have some kind of connection with her dead child. | ||
And one time, during, well, they felt she was performing, they saw a fireball come out of her house, the front of her house, roll across the yard, roll across the gravel area and the bend, I mean the road there in the bend, jump over the fence and roll around in the field right about where the horses were. | ||
And I know it sounds like a fantastic story, but it is a true story. | ||
And I think it was what I saw in that pipe was the ghost of that little boy. | ||
You know, the only question that I just have to have answered is whether what you saw really was what was left of that little boy, not gone elsewhere but trapped here, or whether it was just some sort of weak image, some sort of barely visible, horribly repeating little loop of what had occurred. | ||
Until I find out the answer to that question, these kinds of stories will forever scare me. | ||
Because if it was the soul of that little boy, then obviously he wasn't where he should have been. | ||
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I'm in my 40s, and I've tried to figure that one out. | |
But I can tell you, the face of that little boy, that grayish, the only other time I've seen something like that was I was volunteering in the hospital and I saw a little child who was about to pass away. | ||
He had that same grayish pallor. | ||
And if it wasn't something supernatural that the, you know, these black magic had produced, it definitely was that little child who's caught in that corner and maybe will be there forever. | ||
But I told you this story two years ago and you had kind of the same response. | ||
And it's one that will puzzle me till my grave, that's for sure. | ||
I appreciate your telling it. | ||
Or in this case, retelling it. | ||
Thank you, my friend. | ||
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Art, we love you here in Denver. | |
Thank you. | ||
Take care. | ||
That will haunt me forever with regard to this subject. | ||
Truly, it seems impossible to believe, though I suppose it is possible, that an innocent youngster dying way before his time would have his spirit trapped through some horrible cosmic joke here on Earth. | ||
I don't want to believe that. | ||
First time caller line, you're on Ghost2Ghost AM. | ||
Hello. | ||
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Hello. | |
Hi. | ||
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Hi, how are you? | |
Well, I'm all right. | ||
Where are you, Praydell? | ||
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I'm calling from Boston. | |
Boston, Mass. | ||
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Yes, and my story is a little less spooky than your previous caller, but it is in fact the truth. | |
My father passed away three years ago, and I was driving from Boston from my work to my home on the Mass Turnpike. | ||
And my car died in the middle of the Mass Turnpike, in the middle of traffic. | ||
Just died? | ||
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Yeah, it didn't sputter. | |
It didn't do anything. | ||
It just died. | ||
Everything shut off. | ||
I got out of the car because everyone was piled up behind me. | ||
Oh, you mean you stopped in a lane? | ||
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It was in the middle lane. | |
So the fast lane was on my left-hand side, and the slow lane was on my right-hand side, and I was in the center lane. | ||
That's a horror story all by itself. | ||
unidentified
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It really is. | |
Way, go ahead. | ||
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And so all of the traffic started to pile up behind me. | |
And I got out of the car to look for help. | ||
And on the turnpike, anyone who's familiar with Boston, there are not any areas to pull off. | ||
On the turnpike between Boston and the next toll, there's no lane. | ||
And so I decided I was going to get out of the car and get for help. | ||
And I took the keys, and the car just sort of started. | ||
And anyone can explain that by saying there's some sort of an electrical wiring problem, there's some sort of a whatever. | ||
I got in the car, and I just said to my dad, who had passed away, please get me out of this and please get me to safety, please, please, please. | ||
And the car did start and it moved and it pulled up to where there was a turnoff area and it died there. | ||
And I was able to get into that place. | ||
Wow. | ||
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And it's not nearly so spooky as some of your colleagues. | |
No, it isn't. | ||
But obviously your dad intervened long enough to get you to safety. | ||
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Well, that's what I feel. | |
And you asked earlier, why do these things happen to people or why do these unexplained phenomena happen to people that they love? | ||
Yes. | ||
And I think that it can be explained in a number of ways. | ||
And I don't think that a certain religion or a certain belief needs to be offended by the question. | ||
In my dad's case, I'm a Catholic. | ||
And Catholics are brought up to know that when you die, you go to heaven. | ||
And heaven is everything that you love. | ||
And my father loved me and my family. | ||
And therefore, his being around us is not spooky. | ||
I consider it. | ||
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But common sense. | |
Totally possible. | ||
We're at the top of the hour, and I've got to go. | ||
But I want to thank you for the story. | ||
That's exactly the kind of story we want. | ||
I take it you're listening to our new affiliate, WRKO Boston. | ||
unidentified
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Thank you. | |
Thank you. | ||
Good night. | ||
We'll be right back. | ||
unidentified
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We'll be right back. | |
We got it wrong, love is good, love is good We got it right back to the middle ... | ||
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Now again, here is Art Bell. | ||
Once again, here I am. | ||
Good morning. | ||
This actually is Ghost to Ghost AM this night, this morning in some time zones. | ||
And it's not guest-driven. | ||
We have a lot, a lot of... | ||
I leave this night and perhaps tomorrow for you, all of you, to tell your ghost stories. | ||
So far, the one from the pipe is the winner. | ||
That one will haunt me for some time to come. | ||
So we'll get back to it in a moment. | ||
And yes, I just checked the website and the photograph, A Courtesy of Strange Universe, is there. | ||
Somewhat dark because, of course, it's from a video grab, part of the video you'll see tomorrow night on Strange Universe. | ||
But this alien, if you want to call it an alien, and it certainly is alien in nature, looks to me in the still photograph. | ||
Now it's just me, but it looks more like a horrid creature that you would meet in a nightmare. | ||
I mean, it's pretty horrible. | ||
But it's on the website right now. | ||
They just sent it to me. | ||
We got it up there about a half hour ago. | ||
If you want to see it, dare you take a look. | ||
You've got to click on the little image to get full picture, otherwise you'll lose all the impact. | ||
So get the full photograph. | ||
It's on my website right now at www.artbell.com. | ||
And I want to thank Renee and Strange Universe for giving us the preview of what apparently is going to be on tomorrow night. | ||
My God, that thing looks absolutely horrible. | ||
Horrible. | ||
Wildcard Line, you're on the air with Ghost to Ghost AM. | ||
Hello. | ||
unidentified
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Hi, good evening, Art. | |
Good evening. | ||
unidentified
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I'm Bob from Wilkesbury, Pennsylvania. | |
Hi, Bob. | ||
I've had so many ghost encounters that it's hard to know which one to pick. | ||
Well, I'll try and pick the best. | ||
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I'll pick the most recent, because they're all pretty good. | |
This wasn't particularly scary, but I guess it taught me a lesson. | ||
About two years ago, I worked as a motel desk clerk, and there was a gentleman who was a permanent resident at the motel in room number three. | ||
I did the night shift, and I'm not particularly a night person, although since listening to your show, I've somewhat become one. | ||
Nonetheless, I found that generally between the hours of 2 a.m. and 5 a.m. | ||
I wasn't a particularly sociable person. | ||
Kind of like the hours you've got back there right now. | ||
It's a little after 2 o'clock in the morning there now. | ||
unidentified
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Yeah. | |
And usually I would sort of run out of steam because, as I say, I was essentially a day person. | ||
Sure. | ||
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Well, this gentleman, there was a gentleman in room 3 who would come over every morning at about 4 o'clock and drive me crazy with really inane conversation about, you know, how about them Yankees and stuff like that. | |
Yeah, I know those people. | ||
And it used to be a test of my patience to be courteous to this gentleman. | ||
And he would always end his conversation with a long tribute to his mother and what a saint she had been. | ||
And he would go on and on and on. | ||
She had passed away about ten years ago. | ||
Sure. | ||
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Well, he did this for maybe, you know, just about every night. | |
But one night he said, you know, I think the spirit of my mother may be visiting me because the other night there was a knock on the bedboard. | ||
And I'm thinking, yeah, right. | ||
Well, you know, he probably bumped it with his elbow. | ||
Sure. | ||
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Okay. | |
So I didn't think much of it. | ||
And shortly thereafter, he was invited by his brother in Connecticut to go visit. | ||
So I thought, Well, finally, we're going to get some peace and quiet here. | ||
So the time came, and he took off to Connecticut, and his room was empty. | ||
And I was looking forward to a night of peace. | ||
And it was pretty quiet until about 1 o'clock in the morning. | ||
And all of a sudden, the phone rang at the desk, and it indicated that there was a call coming from room number 4, which of course was the room next to his. | ||
Yes. | ||
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And I thought, you know, this is odd. | |
I don't remember anyone being in room 4. | ||
And I looked at the registration sheet, and there was nobody registered for room 4. | ||
I wouldn't like that. | ||
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But I thought, well, you know, maybe the maid left the door open or something, and one of the guests walked into that room or something. | |
Logical. | ||
So I answered the phone, and this voice from 1,000 miles away of an old woman says, oh, I guess I have the wrong party, and faded out to nothing. | ||
So I thought to myself, well, you know, maybe I better go look, because as it happened, room 4 was directly across from where the motel office was. | ||
So I walked over about 30 feet. | ||
I opened the door. | ||
There was absolutely no one in the room. | ||
The phone was on the hook. | ||
And it occurred to me that maybe what happened was this gentleman's mother had come to visit him in room number three in spirit, found that he wasn't there, became confused and decided to look into room number four, and somehow managed to manipulate the phone to work. | ||
And I have no other explanation. | ||
I appreciate the story. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Interesting because, of course, a motel phone system is utterly private. | ||
In other words, that call could not have come from anywhere else but room four. | ||
So I don't know. | ||
I don't know what to make of that. | ||
There are many accounts of spirits making phone calls. | ||
First time caller line, you're on the air. | ||
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Hi there. | |
Good evening, Artie. | ||
Good evening. | ||
You're good after that. | ||
Good and close to the phone and speak up good and loud. | ||
Where are you calling from? | ||
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I'm calling you from Texas. | |
All right. | ||
I have a very good story for you. | ||
Fire away. | ||
unidentified
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Okay, this happened when I was 19 years old, and I was looking for my first apartment. | |
And I had an apartment locator help me out. | ||
Sure. | ||
Of course, trying to find something that I could afford on a student's salary. | ||
You bet. | ||
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Now, I do believe, because of what happened to me at this age, that spirits try to trick us. | |
They try to make us think that they masquerade, that they are good people, that they are indeed only masquerading as good, departed, and their intentions are different from what we believe. | ||
Yeah, I can't rule anything out. | ||
I mean, there are obvious good deeds. | ||
You heard the lady on the freeway in Boston. | ||
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Yes, well, that was indeed a good deed. | |
Well, but sometimes I think that they masquerade as good when they really are evil. | ||
So do I. Some of them are evil. | ||
Yes. | ||
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Anyway, this apartment that I inherited, they called me on the phone. | |
They told me they had this great apartment for me, that it was furnished, and everything was in it, equipped kitchen, everything, towels, you name it. | ||
It had its bed sheets. | ||
It belonged to an old woman who had died. | ||
And she had nobody left, so they didn't have anybody to give these things to. | ||
And they were trying to rent it to someone like me. | ||
I, of course, jumped at it because it was quite economical. | ||
And as soon as I moved in, funny things started happening. | ||
Like what? | ||
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Well, the first week when I was cleaning house, and of course it had cleaning supplies there. | |
I didn't have to buy a darn thing. | ||
And I was cleaning my house. | ||
Oh, and I have to tell you, the windows had locks and bolts on them. | ||
The door had deadbolts. | ||
It had two deadbolts. | ||
It had chain, the chain that goes over. | ||
Right. | ||
unidentified
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Plus it had the regular lock. | |
And then the little, you know, those little tabs that go up and down into the floor and the ceiling? | ||
I do. | ||
unidentified
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Okay. | |
The windows also had those. | ||
So this was somebody who had been very security conscious. | ||
unidentified
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Yes. | |
She was quite elderly. | ||
So anyway, I am cleaning, and all of a sudden the phone rang. | ||
You know, I had the mop and the soap and everything out. | ||
And I go to answer the phone. | ||
I come back. | ||
Well, all my cleaning supplies are gone. | ||
Gone? | ||
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So I thought that was weird. | |
Another time I was cooking, and same thing, either a knock would happen at the door or the phone would ring any time I tried to use something that belonged to this woman. | ||
And this time I was cooking. | ||
I had the food on the stove. | ||
I had everything, you know, the cutting board out, the knives, everything. | ||
The phone rang. | ||
I went to see what was happening, picked up the phone, nobody there. | ||
I come back, and the whole kitchen's clean. | ||
Oh, boy. | ||
The whole kitchen is clean? | ||
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It is clean. | |
There are no dishes dirty in the sink that I had used that had belonged to her. | ||
It was as if the spirit was saying, hey, this is mine. | ||
You can't use it. | ||
All right. | ||
Now, you know, at this point, I would freak out. | ||
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At this point, you know, I'm getting, yeah, as you say, okay? | |
Well, one night, there are two other eerie things that happen here, and each time they just started getting eerier and eerier. | ||
One night I'm asleep, and I would say I live by myself. | ||
I'm 19 years old. | ||
I'm not going to tell you about my cat. | ||
Okay, my cat just started going totally berserk. | ||
And I'm asleep, and I wake up in the middle of the night, and I feel somebody staring at me. | ||
And I said, nah, you know, it's just me. | ||
And I go back to sleep. | ||
And in the morning, I wake up, and the windows are all open, including the one in the kitchen, the one in the living room, the one in the bedroom. | ||
They're all open. | ||
And mind you, they had all the bolts and everything on them. | ||
The door is standing wide open. | ||
Okay, at this point, I've got to ask, how could you stay there? | ||
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Well, I just started thinking, okay, well, I'm going to beat her at her game. | |
Okay, I would call my mom and say, mom, but this is happening. | ||
She says, nah, you just you know, you can beat this And I'm going, Okay, well I'm going to play this game. | ||
So I started saying, Okay, if you're good you can stay, if you're bad you must go. | ||
And anything something eerie, anytime something eerie would happen, like my cat would start attacking people when they came in, and my cat was very docile. | ||
And I just started saying, okay, spirit, if you're good, you may stay. | ||
If you're bad, you must go. | ||
And the spirit would disappear. | ||
Now, another time. | ||
But then, but then come back. | ||
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But then come back for more, yes. | |
Well, you know, as a 19-year-old, you think, okay, well, you know, this is a game. | ||
Anyway, the very last straw, a friend and I took another friend to the airport. | ||
We were at my apartment. | ||
We left. | ||
I locked everything up. | ||
We went to the airport. | ||
We came back, okay, just my other friend and I. Yes. | ||
We try to open the door, and again, I had my keys in hand, and I opened the first lock, and I opened the second lock, and I opened the third lock. | ||
And I'm trying to open the door, and the door is unlocked. | ||
You can tell it's unlocked, you know, because you try to push on it, and it would open just kind of like an inch, but not open any further than that. | ||
Yes. | ||
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And my girlfriend, my hair is standing up on my arm, and I'm throwing into money. | |
You're trying to tell me somebody's on the other end holding the door closed. | ||
unidentified
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Exactly. | |
And we're pushing on the door. | ||
And finally, she's with me. | ||
I say, help me. | ||
Something's happened. | ||
She won't let me in. | ||
And we're pushing on the door going, let us in, let us in. | ||
And all of a sudden, I said, oh, wait, I'm supposed to say this. | ||
If you're good, you may stay. | ||
If you're bad, you must go. | ||
All of a sudden, the door flies open, and we're in the apartment. | ||
I'd be out of that apartment so fast, cheap and goodbye or not, I'd be gone. | ||
unidentified
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We were gone. | |
That was enough, huh? | ||
unidentified
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I packed up my cat, and I said, we're gone. | |
You know, while we're on the subject, cats absolutely sense the presence of things that we do not. | ||
unidentified
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That is true. | |
there's no question about it a lot of people are things that And listen on the air. | ||
I can tell you, as a cat person, that's absolutely true. | ||
unidentified
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Cats, cats, haven't you ever noticed? | |
They always see things that we don't see. | ||
Now, you might imagine they're just sort of concocting a little playful mouse or something in their mind, and maybe they do a little of that, but they also unaccountably and totally freak out. | ||
And I have been convinced for years that they see things that we don't. | ||
And we don't know a lot about the difference between humans and animals and what we see and what they see. | ||
And it may well be that they see in a spectrum or a dimension that we don't. | ||
Cats are uniquely sensitive to the presence of, I think, things that we don't know about. | ||
East of the Rockies, you're on the air. | ||
Good morning. | ||
unidentified
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Hello, Art. | |
Hello. | ||
unidentified
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Hi, this is Terry from Kinsman, Ohio. | |
Welcome. | ||
unidentified
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Hi. | |
I love your show. | ||
Thank you. | ||
unidentified
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My story isn't as good as hers. | |
That was a good one. | ||
unidentified
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Yeah, it was. | |
A bad one, depending on how you look at it. | ||
unidentified
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Yeah. | |
Anyway, go ahead. | ||
Okay, our house was built in 1880, and we moved in, and some funny things have happened here. | ||
Like at night, the chairs, sometimes like if you're in bed, you'll hear the chairs move in the kitchen by themselves. | ||
Oh, not good. | ||
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Well, it's scary. | |
And, you know, I thought it was my imagination or an animal, but the dog was in bed with us. | ||
And it happened another time, and my husband, you know, he heard it, and I was asleep. | ||
So things like that. | ||
And I went to a clairvoyant, and he told me that spirit was trying to get my attention. | ||
And that's, you know, he says they open the bedroom door, too. | ||
And, you know, then I noticed that, that the door, you know, occasionally will open by itself in the bedroom. | ||
We've also seen spirit in our barn and upstairs in our house. | ||
What did you see? | ||
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It was like a flash. | |
I mean, it wasn't like it stood still for me to really see it. | ||
It's just you see an outline of a person. | ||
It's like in gray and white. | ||
I could tell it was. | ||
Now how can you really have to ask people this, and I suppose there's a practical side, but how can you stay in any place after you've seen something like this? | ||
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Well, you know what my reassurance was, that I was just told that it wasn't anything bad, that, you know, and when you're opening clairvoyantly, you know, sometimes people are more sensitive to seeing these things. | |
But thank God my husband sees it too. | ||
I think I was a total nut, you know. | ||
Well, what did he do? | ||
Most husbands would muster up what testosterone they had and go into the other room trying to figure out what it was, probably with some kind of blunt instrument or gun or knife in their hand or something. | ||
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I know he thought of that. | |
He said he was afraid to come downstairs, but he came down and checked it out and everything was all right. | ||
But we've also, we've noticed, and other people when they come over, they'll notice like the scent of rose. | ||
Oh. | ||
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Yeah. | |
You'll smell that in here. | ||
And it'll be in the middle of winter. | ||
And if you're working outside, sometimes you'll smell the scent of tobacco, like pipe tobacco. | ||
Yes. | ||
But I know what you're saying. | ||
It makes your heart pound. | ||
But I guess since I've been reassured, you know, that it's spirit and it's not anything harmful, you know, that it's okay. | ||
Well, I would hope that I could react that way, but I don't know how much of it I could put up with. | ||
I had, if you listened last night, I had something very weird happen to me last night. | ||
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I heard about that. | |
Yeah, and if there was a lot of that that went on, I'd be out of here. | ||
I mean, I'd be out of here. | ||
There wouldn't be any two ways about it. | ||
I'd be out of here. | ||
I appreciate your call. | ||
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Okay, thank you. | |
Thank you. | ||
I had a horrible bang on my door last night, right in the middle of the interview with Brad Steiger, right going into a break as I took my headphones off, as I told the earlier audience and last night, this tremendous crash on my studio door. | ||
And there was no mistaking what it was. | ||
I have no idea, not even a clue as to where it came from. | ||
But I can surely tell you, it was nothing alive in this house. | ||
It was nothing external to the house. | ||
It was not on the wall. | ||
I had taken off my headphones. | ||
My ears were clear to be able to hear it, and it was a crash. | ||
It wasn't a minor thing. | ||
It was a crash on my door. | ||
And I totally freaked out. | ||
Now, it may well be that when you talk about this kind of thing, which gives me a little bit of pause tonight, that you bring it on. | ||
I don't know. | ||
But I don't want to hear any crashes tonight. | ||
I like listening to those stories. | ||
I don't like living them. | ||
That's one thing. | ||
We all like to sort of vicariously be scared. | ||
And that's a subject unto itself. | ||
But when it happens to you, believe me, it's a force in a different color. | ||
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We'll be right back. | |
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Now again. | ||
Here's our all hollows to begin in about 25 minutes in this time zone. | ||
And tonight, we are telling ghost stories. | ||
All right, I've got one for you here. | ||
We're taking occasional faxed ghost stories, but you've got to keep them fairly short and succinct. | ||
Listen to this from Leone in Sandy, Utah. | ||
Art, here's my story. | ||
I'm an RN, registered nurse, and I was working my usual night shift, 7 to 7. | ||
There was a patient in our 120-bed facility, whom I will call Dorothy. | ||
Dorothy was 68 years of age. | ||
She'd never been married, had no family. | ||
She was a, in quotes, proper woman. | ||
She had three doctorate degrees, spoke seven languages fluently, had a private room decorated with articles that she collected, as she had traveled the world several times over. | ||
Her pillows always had to be fluffed, her bedspread, wrinkle-free. | ||
Her hair was always done a certain way. | ||
Her nails could have been modeled in Glamour magazine. | ||
She was on her call button quite frequently, asking for piddly things. | ||
She drive many of the staff crazy with her multiple demands. | ||
She suffered from Epstein-Barr virus, and as her disease progressed, she was transferred from her private room to my Medicare hall, continuing her frequent demands. | ||
I came to work one night and during the report was informed that Dorothy took a turn for the worse and would probably die on my shift. | ||
I hadn't been to work for an hour, and one of the CNAs came and told me that I better check Dorothy because she had stopped breathing. | ||
Myself and two CNAs, I presume those are nurse assistants, came into the room with me as I went to listen to a heartbeat. | ||
She opened her eyes and took a deep breath. | ||
She continued with normal breathing. | ||
At 11.07 p.m., again, I was asked to come and look at Dorothy. | ||
The CNA was sure this time. | ||
So we walked into the room and I listened to find no heartbeat this time. | ||
As I backed away from the bed, she opened her eyes again, sat up, and fell back to the pillow. | ||
Now, I don't know if you've ever had the experience of watching an involuntary muscle movement with a dead person, but it will scare the pants off anyone. | ||
This about sent us leaping out of the windows. | ||
But to finish the story, yet another CNA came running into the room pale-faced, stating the weirdest thing had just happened. | ||
Six alarm clocks, six on my 30-bed hall went off, each one at exactly 11.07. | ||
No one there even used their alarm clocks. | ||
By now, we were all scared out of our wits. | ||
Every noise made us jump, accelerating our heart rates and breathing. | ||
When I got back to the nurse's desk, I got a call from another nurse in the facility. | ||
She asked if we had a power surge or something because the call light in Dorothy's empty room had just gone off at 11.07. | ||
Dorothy, rest in peace. | ||
Wildcard line, you're on there. | ||
Good morning. | ||
unidentified
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Hi there. | |
Hi, Don. | ||
Okay, where are you, sir? | ||
unidentified
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I'm in lovely Santa Cruz. | |
Santa Cruz, California, KSCO. | ||
unidentified
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Very close to the ghost. | |
I'm glad you're on KSCO. | ||
So are we, yes. | ||
You have a ghost story for us. | ||
unidentified
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Yeah, I do. | |
Actually, I've had a couple of strange experiences, but I'll just list the one that sticks in my mind the most. | ||
I have to preface this by saying it happened when I was around seven or eight, so it may have been colored by the previous years of my life. | ||
Could be. | ||
unidentified
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But who knows? | |
Anyway, it goes like this. | ||
I grew up with my mother was a medium and my father was a musician. | ||
Strange life. | ||
We were on the road a lot. | ||
And never stayed at any place longer than a couple of, you know, two or three months at a time. | ||
I know the life, yeah. | ||
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Well, we just moved into a place in Minneapolis and it was a new apartment. | |
And we were all sort of camped out on the floor. | ||
It was a big sort of studio apartment with the kitchen offset and a bathroom and a large sort of bedroom, living quarters, whatever. | ||
And there was my mother and I, and my father all sleeps on the floor, laid down on blankets and things. | ||
And I just started a night off, and she woke me up, and she said, honey, look in the kitchen. | ||
And I woke up, and I didn't sit up or anything. | ||
I just sort of opened my eyes and sort of peered through the blankets. | ||
And there was a party of probably somewhere between 15 and 20 people in cocktail outfits. | ||
I don't remember enough to remember the period or whatever, but they were well-dressed. | ||
I remember women had jewelry on, men were wearing This is in your private place? | ||
This is in our kitchen. | ||
In your kitchen? | ||
You walked in and there's 15 to 20 people? | ||
unidentified
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I didn't walk in. | |
I was laying on the floor. | ||
Yeah. | ||
unidentified
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And my mother waked me up. | |
I was lying next to her. | ||
Then she woke me up and she said, look what's happening. | ||
So I sat and watched for a while and I watched a man who I will never forget how he looked. | ||
He was wearing a dark suit. | ||
He had brown, very neat hair, and he was talking to a woman. | ||
And he had a drink in his hand. | ||
She had a drink in her hand. | ||
And I watched him for a while. | ||
And he saw me, and he saw my mother, and we were awake. | ||
My dad was laying next to my mother asleep, and I was laying next to her. | ||
And she said, be real quiet. | ||
Don't do anything. | ||
She whispered, you know, and I said, okay. | ||
And he made a motion to the woman. | ||
He came right over to me, leaned right over me, and my blankets were down sort of six inches from my chin or whatever. | ||
And he grabbed the blankets, tucked them around my shoulders, and my eyelids were like half open. | ||
I'm getting weird chills now talking about this, and tucked them in and walked right back to the rest of the party. | ||
It happened for a few, less than a couple of minutes maybe, and they sort of just stopped. | ||
I remember asking my mom what happened. | ||
And she said, well, I think that we just saw a cocktail party that happened here a while back. | ||
Well, when you say they just stopped, I mean, we're talking about 15 or 20 people. | ||
You mean they just vaporized? | ||
unidentified
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That's right. | |
Yeah, and it sounds really, really terrible and really cheesy, and I really hate to be a part of the whole cheesiness when it comes to this kind of paranormal stuff. | ||
But it really happened. | ||
unidentified
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It really happened, and also they were semi-transparent. | |
In other words, you could see things through them, but they did seem to have a sort of three-dimensional quality. | ||
And they were dressed in what manner? | ||
Do you recall? | ||
I mean, was it a period? | ||
Could you identify a period of dress? | ||
unidentified
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I don't know now. | |
I mean, now the way I remember it, yes, it was a period of 30s or 40s, but that could definitely be coloring in my part as far as the things that I've seen and learned. | ||
Was there any attendant flash or other phenomena that accompanied their coming and going? | ||
unidentified
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Well, as far as their coming goes, I was woken up by my mom and she. | |
So you wouldn't know? | ||
unidentified
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So I wouldn't know. | |
As far as their going, no, they just sort of left and just sort of drifted off. | ||
That's a weird story. | ||
You've got to wonder if occasionally there's not a kind of a slip in the space-time continuum. | ||
unidentified
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I very much believe that. | |
I very much think that's what happened. | ||
And more than being spirits sort of that are walking around this world, I wonder if I didn't just sort of see back in time or who knows. | ||
And the odd thing is my mom's dead now. | ||
She died of cancer. | ||
But before she died, in my adult life, I brought this up several times. | ||
And I mean, shortly before she died, I brought it up to her. | ||
And everything is exactly as I described it as far as her memory and my memory goes. | ||
So there may be coloring there, certainly from my youth. | ||
But your mom recalls it as you did. | ||
unidentified
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Absolutely. | |
Oh, that's a weird one, sir. | ||
That's a weird one. | ||
I really appreciate your call. | ||
unidentified
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Yeah, well, thank you. | |
Take it. | ||
I had a little shopping. | ||
Thank you. | ||
There you are. | ||
I've heard of these things before. | ||
I don't know what it is that we're talking about here. | ||
But as I said, I think a kind of a slip occasionally occurs. | ||
Maybe a dimensional slip, maybe a space-time continuum little crack in the wall, in the dimensional wall, I don't know. | ||
But something comes across and it's there, or it's almost there. | ||
And then as quickly as it came, it's gone. | ||
Why is it so interesting? | ||
Because of what it tells us about what we may be living in, and that may be our own dimension that is occasionally broached or touched by another. | ||
East of the Rockies, if I can press the button, there we go. | ||
East of the Rockies, you're on Ghost to Ghost AM. | ||
Hello. | ||
unidentified
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Hey, Art. | |
This is John from Oakdale, Long Island, New York. | ||
All right. | ||
Oh, Long Island. | ||
Welcome to the program. | ||
unidentified
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Yeah, thank you, Art. | |
I enjoy your show very much. | ||
Thank you. | ||
And what happened is that a friend of mine died and opened his CB. | ||
I never met him. | ||
He said that he was fooling around with a Ouija board. | ||
And the thing was that him and another friend of his were playing around with it, and it spelt out death on it that scared the living daylights out of both of them. | ||
They just got rid of that thing like right away after that. | ||
Well, how many people were operating the Ouija board? | ||
unidentified
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Two? | |
I believe it was two odds. | ||
As everybody knows, or maybe they don't know, you put your hand, or two people do or more, on this little movement piece, and it will go seemingly automatically to the various letters. | ||
And you're telling me it spelled out death. | ||
unidentified
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That's what happened. | |
And was there a death? | ||
unidentified
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I haven't heard of anything yet that there was a death or not. | |
Well, you're right about one thing. | ||
If I were playing with a Ouija board, thank you very much for the poem. | ||
It spelled out death. | ||
That'd be the last of that. | ||
But I know better. | ||
I don't play with Ouija boards. | ||
In fact, my one experience with a Ouija board, I don't even really talk about publicly, even today, even after all these years. | ||
Thank you very much. | ||
West of the Rockies, you're on Ghost2Ghost AM. | ||
Good morning. | ||
unidentified
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Hi there. | |
My name's Judy. | ||
I'm calling from Remo. | ||
Hello, Judy. | ||
unidentified
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Hi. | |
I have kind of a pleasantly eerie ghost story, if there is such a thing. | ||
As in now? | ||
unidentified
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I'm sorry? | |
As in now? | ||
You mean it's occurring now? | ||
unidentified
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No, no, no. | |
But it happened about 10 years ago. | ||
Okay. | ||
My grandmother had died about a week previously. | ||
And my mother and I, I was living in California at the time. | ||
And she lived about, my grandmother lived about a half hour from where I did. | ||
And my mother and I were on our way to clear out her apartment and take care of last-minute details. | ||
Sure. | ||
unidentified
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And we're driving along Highway 99, which is one of the two main highways in California. | |
And we're about halfway there, and all of a sudden I smell this overwhelming sense of smell of flowers in the car. | ||
And I just kind of glanced at my mother, who was driving, and she glanced at me, and I said, flowers? | ||
Yeah. | ||
And she said, yeah. | ||
So she smelled them too. | ||
Right. | ||
unidentified
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And I don't know if anyone's familiar with Highway 99, but in the center of Divide, there's oleander bushes for quite a long ways. | |
We're about an hour and a half south of Sacramento. | ||
And our first thought was that it was the oleander bushes that for some reason, you know, we were able to smell them, though we'd never been able to smell them before. | ||
So we rolled down the windows thinking that, you know, such an overpowering smell of flowers in the car, it would have to be amazing outside. | ||
So we would roll down the windows, and there was no smell coming from outside. | ||
What do you imagine you smelled? | ||
unidentified
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It was flowers. | |
But why? | ||
From where? | ||
unidentified
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From we talked about it and immediately thought of my grandmother who had died a week previously. | |
Why? | ||
Why would you identify flowers with your grandmother? | ||
unidentified
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Well, I didn't know this until later. | |
I'm not real familiar with the scent of flowers, but my mother told me later, I don't know if this was, you know, she's pretty familiar, she's a nature girl, but she said it was the smell of carnations, which was my grandmother's favorite flower. | ||
Very easily identified. | ||
We sell miniature carnations, and they have a very distinctive, very pleasant smell. | ||
unidentified
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Yeah, and I've taught them since and can recognize them now. | |
But at the time, I was 20 years old. | ||
I wasn't too known in the ways of the world. | ||
But we're in a van, I don't have an old bulk-wagon van. | ||
But there was nothing in the car that could have caused that smell of flowers. | ||
Interesting. | ||
You're not the first one to indicate a presence by odor. | ||
unidentified
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Yeah, it was very strange. | |
Many times, spirits are apparently identified by odor. | ||
I don't know why that would be, but I imagine it could be certainly true because it is one of our senses. | ||
So there you are. | ||
All right, well, thank you. | ||
unidentified
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Well, thank you. | |
Thank you very much for the call. | ||
It's one of our senses and one of the ways that a presence could make itself known. | ||
No question about it. | ||
First time caller line, you're on Ghost to Ghost AM. | ||
Hello. | ||
unidentified
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Good morning. | |
Good morning. | ||
unidentified
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How are you? | |
Okay. | ||
unidentified
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I have a story. | |
About 15 years ago, by the way, my name is Lauren. | ||
I'm from Nevada, California. | ||
Yes. | ||
About 15 years ago, a boyfriend of mine was killed very violently. | ||
And it was a horrible loss to me. | ||
He used to wear the clips that you wear in your belt buckle that have the key for your keyring. | ||
Sure. | ||
unidentified
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After he passed away, I would hear between the bucket seat of my car and the passenger door where he used to ride, I would hear a bell. | |
And after the first time I heard it, I hit the brakes and almost had somebody rear in me. | ||
It scared me so bad. | ||
I continued to hear it. | ||
I told a friend of mine about it, and she didn't think I was nuts. | ||
And eventually she heard it. | ||
Now I have to tell you, I cleaned my car out from stem to stern. | ||
There was nothing in my car. | ||
That would be my reaction, too. | ||
That's what I would do. | ||
unidentified
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Eventually, she had told me a story after I told her mine, you know, what I was hearing, that she had seen her father after he passed away when she was a young girl. | |
So I'm assuming that my boyfriend felt comfortable enough to let her hear him as well. | ||
And she convinced me to go to a psychic because this had to be him and to find out what was going on. | ||
And so you did. | ||
unidentified
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And I did. | |
And this man described him to a T and said that there was unfinished business between us, Which there was that I needed to sit down in the quiet by myself and talk to him. | ||
Well, I felt stupid doing that. | ||
I wasn't going to do that. | ||
There was an occasion not too long after this began that I was in the shower in the bathroom that had no ceiling fan, no window, and the door was shut and locked. | ||
I was facing the shower head with the wall on my right. | ||
And if you were to take a straw and blow on something, it didn't hit around my ear. | ||
It blew into my ear. | ||
And I turned around knowing there's a full well that there's a wall there. | ||
And it scared me so bad, and I know it was him because that was the kind of game player he would be. | ||
Well, my question is the following. | ||
How could you possibly have another relationship with your old boyfriend still there? | ||
unidentified
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Well, this is interesting that you say that because my friend that heard this as well, there had been another guy that had asked me out several times and I politely said no. | |
Yes. | ||
unidentified
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Thank you anyway. | |
And he had asked, could I give him a ride home one night? | ||
And my girlfriend said, I'm going with you. | ||
And she's the one that had heard it. | ||
And this guy asked me, I had to get out of my car, my side of the car, to let him out of the back seat. | ||
Sure. | ||
And he asked me to walk him to the door. | ||
And he was a friend. | ||
You know, I had known him. | ||
And I said, sure. | ||
And I was gone maybe two minutes. | ||
And I came back to the car and she was waving at me. | ||
Get in the car. | ||
Get in the car. | ||
And I got out and I said, what is the matter? | ||
And she said, he is really mad, meaning my boyfriend that had passed away. | ||
And I said, what do you mean? | ||
And she said, as soon as you closed that door, that bell started going and going and going and didn't stop until I was almost back to the car. | ||
Well, wouldn't such a thing utterly interrupt and disrupt your love life for a long period of time? | ||
unidentified
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Well, I wasn't, I mean, his death affected me in such a way that I wasn't interested, you know, for quite a while in a relationship anyway. | |
I contacted his sister and asked, you know, there was a book that her mother had received as a gift, and I wanted to know the name of this book, On Death and Dying. | ||
Yes. | ||
unidentified
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And she just immediately, why do you want to know? | |
All right, we've got to cut it there because we're at the top of the hour. | ||
Thank you. | ||
unidentified
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You're welcome. | |
You take care. | ||
unidentified
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We'll be back. | |
Art Bell is taking your calls on the wildcard line at Area Code 702-727-1295. | ||
That's area code 702-727-1295. | ||
First-time callers may reach Art at Area Code 702-727-1222. | ||
702-727-1222. | ||
This is Coast to Ghost AM with Art Bell. | ||
I bid you welcome to Ghost to Ghost AM. | ||
If you're just joining us at this hour, this is that day of the year, now in this time zone officially, all Hello's Eve, when we tell ghost stories. | ||
We don't have a guest. | ||
We turn it over to you, the audience, and we let you tell the stories, real ghost stories. | ||
You think they exist? | ||
I know they do. | ||
I don't know what they are, but I know they're real. | ||
There's something real occurring. | ||
There's no question about it. | ||
And so this is the night we tell those stories, and we have been doing so for the last two hours, and we'll probably do so to some degree tomorrow night as well. | ||
We do this every year. | ||
You're invited to participate if you have the intestinal fortitude. | ||
You're invited to listen if you have the intestinal fortitude. | ||
We're looking for real ghost stories, really scary and true ghost stories. | ||
If you want to participate, well, we're as close as your telephone. | ||
We'll get back to it all in a moment. | ||
one other thing it's not a ghost but it I spoke earlier in the day with Renee from Strange Universe, and they have received more video of a purported alien. | ||
It's going to be shown on Strange Universe tomorrow night. | ||
So Renee sent me a still grab photograph of this. | ||
You know, she says alien, but in the still photograph, I think it's something closer to a monster. | ||
I hesitate to say Chip Cobb doesn't exactly look like that, but it sure is nothing you'd want to meet up with. | ||
You go take a look and let me know. | ||
It's on my website right now. | ||
You'll get kind of a sneak preview of what you're going to see on Strange Universe tomorrow night. | ||
It's ugly. | ||
There's no question about that. | ||
It's on my website as of about an hour and a half ago at www.artbell.com. | ||
www.artbell.com. | ||
Go take a look. | ||
Let me know what you think. | ||
Anyway, we'll get back to ghost-to-ghost stories in a moment. | ||
All right. | ||
The following short story, facts, comes from a fellow ham, John, and it reads as follows. | ||
All right, years ago, I lived in eastern Oklahoma, operated a recording studio for a well-known rock star at his remote lakeside facility. | ||
Famous musicians would come to visit, stay at the house, which was built to accommodate them. | ||
The recording studio was built high on a hill with a view of the lake cove and surrounding hills. | ||
I had been in charge of building the studio and had spent a lot of time in solitude there. | ||
One night, while I was drifting off to sleep, a very dark cloud formed in the upper corner of my room. | ||
Its presence was so malevolent and frightening that I literally thought I was going to die. | ||
It felt as if it was going to suck the very soul out of my body. | ||
I stayed up all night long praying, crying, trying to dodge this damn thing. | ||
As it approached me time and time again, its presence was palpable in the room. | ||
It was freezing cold in there. | ||
Whenever this thing, whatever this thing was, whether on the ceiling or drifting along the wall, solid matter seemed to disappear. | ||
It was as if this thing was coming from an entirely different dimension and somehow was coming through or out of my ceiling and wall. | ||
By morning, it had gone. | ||
Months went by, and the studio was finished and ready for its guests. | ||
The first guests arrived and went into their rooms for the night in preparation for the next day's recording sessions. | ||
My room was located several hundred feet away. | ||
In the middle of the night, I heard screams and shouting and went to see what was the matter. | ||
The guests were running out of their rooms, yelling about something unseen, terrorizing them. | ||
When I went into the house to investigate, I heard chains rattling. | ||
It was ice cold. | ||
Cupboard doors were banging uncontrollably. | ||
It was a scene out of a B horror picture. | ||
The guests got in their cars and left right at that moment, never to return again. | ||
In the following months, others did come to stay. | ||
Few were bothered, but if the, in quote, spirit that lived at this facility took a disliking to anyone there, it made their lives a living hell until they left. | ||
East of the Rockies, you're on the air. | ||
Good morning. | ||
unidentified
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Good morning. | |
My name is Martha. | ||
Hi, Martha. | ||
Where are you? | ||
unidentified
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In Oak Cliff. | |
And I listened to you on KLIF 570. | ||
In Dallas? | ||
unidentified
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Yes, sir. | |
Yes, very good. | ||
unidentified
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I live in the section of Dallas County where KLIF started out. | |
All right. | ||
The radio station. | ||
But my incident occurred in 1964 when they had that terrible earthquake in Alaska. | ||
Oh, yes. | ||
unidentified
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And my six-year-old boy, I was living in a three-room duplex at the time trying to save up money to buy my first house. | |
My six-year-old boy slept in the living room or the front room where we had our 19-inch portable black and white TV. | ||
Sure. | ||
And we came in late that night. | ||
It's Sunday night, you know, and I told him, I said, now, don't you watch TV. | ||
You go in the bed because we've got to get up. | ||
Standard instructions, yes. | ||
unidentified
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Yeah, mean old mothers because we had to get up so early, you know, because I had to be at work at 7 o'clock and had to take them daycare before I got there. | |
But anyway, getting back to my ghost story, like I said, it scared the pants off of me, and I still have never been able to help anybody to explain to me what happened. | ||
But the television came on, and I thought he was disobeying. | ||
You know, I could see the flash of the TV, you know, the brightness on the walls. | ||
And I went in there and I told him, I said, you turned that TV off. | ||
I told you not to watch it. | ||
Mother, I didn't touch it. | ||
And I went over and turned the TV off. | ||
I go back to bed and a few minutes the light blinks again on the wall. | ||
So the TV's back on. | ||
And I was fixing to give in the spanking. | ||
And I went in there and the TV was back on. | ||
And I unplugged that booger from the wall and it was still playing. | ||
Say what? | ||
You unplugged it from the wall? | ||
unidentified
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I unplugged it from the wall and the darn TV was still playing. | |
Well, it scared me so cotton-picking bad that I give the TV away and I guarantee you I found any other place to live the next week and I moved. | ||
And I've yet to find anybody that can explain to me how that TV could be a playing and it unplugged from the wall. | ||
That can't be. | ||
unidentified
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Well, it sure is. | |
It can't be. | ||
And I would have done exactly as you had done. | ||
Was the TV controlled by a remote control? | ||
unidentified
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No, this was in 1964, just plain old off and on the knob. | |
Sure, I remember those old 19-inch blacks. | ||
unidentified
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And whenever I unplugged it from the wall, that one thing was still playing, and it scared me so bad I just bundled up my kids and went to my mother's house in the middle of the night. | |
Good for you. | ||
That is one of the most rational decisions I've heard this night yet. | ||
unidentified
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But someone told me that that morning in Alaska they've had that severe earthquake. | |
That is correct. | ||
unidentified
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And they told me that it's possible that something other about the electrons or something other, I don't understand electricity or radios or TVs. | |
I just know they weren't. | ||
But that scared me so bad. | ||
I got the heck out of that apartment and I gave that TV away. | ||
Well, I would be disinclined to think it had anything to do with the earthquake, and I would be very much inclined to think you did the right thing. | ||
unidentified
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Could it be a ghost or a booger? | |
How in the world could a TV still play and it unplugs in the wall? | ||
It cannot, dear. | ||
It cannot, period. | ||
I appreciate your call, and you did the right thing. | ||
I am absolutely astounded at how many people will have something like that happen to them, or something even more severe, as we've heard already this morning. | ||
And they don't do what I do, and I tell you, I would turn tail and I'd run. | ||
I'd be out of there so fast, and there was a rational lady. | ||
Oh, yeah. | ||
I'd bet, sure. | ||
If I had a TV and it would continually come on, I would imagine first an electronic glitch, and then I would do as that lady did, and I'd unfug it from the wall. | ||
And if it still came on, I'd be out of there. | ||
West of the Rockies, you are on the air. | ||
Good morning. | ||
unidentified
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Hello, Lord. | |
Hi. | ||
I called you last week when you had Patsy on. | ||
Oh, yes. | ||
unidentified
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And I asked her to help me make a deal with the devil. | |
You remember me? | ||
I remember you, yes. | ||
I remember thinking at the time, this guy has lost his mind. | ||
Why would you want to make a deal anyway? | ||
unidentified
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I don't know. | |
Desperate times call for desperate measures, maybe. | ||
Anyway, two days later, I was indeed visited by a presence. | ||
By a presence? | ||
You're talking about after you called the program when Patsy was on. | ||
unidentified
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Right. | |
Parliament. | ||
By the way, we're going to repeat that program Saturday night, Sunday morning. | ||
unidentified
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Well, that's why I don't exactly tell who I am because I don't want anybody to know who I am. | |
Oh, that's one of the strangest, scariest programs we ever had on the air, period. | ||
But you're telling me, following that program, you had what? | ||
unidentified
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I was in my room that Saturday night after your show. | |
Yes. | ||
Your repeat show. | ||
Yes. | ||
unidentified
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And I was laying there in the dark. | |
And I had turned off the radio and I was getting ready to go to sleep. | ||
And as I was laying there, I began to feel cold. | ||
Very cold. | ||
Yes. | ||
And then I heard a voice. | ||
And it asked me if I was sincere about what I had asked for. | ||
And at this time, I was, for some reason, you know, asking for something like that, you should be prepared for just about anything. | ||
But I wasn't. | ||
And it scared me. | ||
I mean, it really freaked me out. | ||
Well, and so what did you say? | ||
unidentified
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I said no. | |
I mean, I was so scared. | ||
I just, I said no. | ||
Congratulations. | ||
Good decision on your part. | ||
unidentified
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So I turned the lights on and sat up all night long. | |
Uh-huh. | ||
Good decision on your part, sir. | ||
Congratulations. | ||
And have a nice life. | ||
That man, you may or may not have heard it. | ||
We did a show with a self-described witch I would think closer to a devil worshipper would be appropriate, in the case of Harlot or Patsy, as you will. | ||
And this man called during the show and said something that I would never say and most people would never say. | ||
He wanted her to help him make a deal with Satan. | ||
He wants, I don't know, better job, more money, success, romance, whatever. | ||
And he was in a situation in his life where he was willing to make a deal and requested it. | ||
So I'm not surprised that he had a visitation. | ||
I do congratulate him on his decision. | ||
An important moment. | ||
First time caller line, you're on the air. | ||
Hi. | ||
unidentified
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Hi, Art. | |
How are you doing? | ||
Fine. | ||
Where are you? | ||
unidentified
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I am in Sedona, Arizona. | |
My name is Jeff. | ||
Mysterious Sedona. | ||
unidentified
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Before I tell you my story, do you mind if I make a comment on the last caller? | |
No, go right ahead. | ||
unidentified
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Oh, I've got to say, I listened to that show, and that was the most disturbing part of the show for me was when he called. | |
And now I have an overwhelming sense of relief for him. | ||
That's one thing. | ||
Well, I agree with that. | ||
I don't think it was the most, to me, the most disturbing part of the show you may or may not have heard at the very end. | ||
unidentified
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The child. | |
The five-year-old. | ||
unidentified
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Yeah, that was rather disturbing. | |
I'm not going to get over that for a while. | ||
At any rate, go right ahead, sir. | ||
unidentified
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Okay. | |
Well, my ghost story, there was one night when I was laying in bed and it was dark and I looked up and opened my eyes and I saw this sort of green blob, like it looked like sort of a gaseous cloud, but it had sort of the feel of as a presence. | ||
And it looked as though it was observing me. | ||
Even though it didn't have any eyes or anything, it just sort of had the feel as it was observing me. | ||
And probably one of the weirdest parts about it was it looked as though it was floating about 30 feet high, even though my ceiling was probably only about 12 feet high. | ||
Not good. | ||
unidentified
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Well, the interesting thing was that, you know, thinking about it, it sounds like a scary thing, but I had a very strong feeling of calm with that around. | |
It wasn't until after it left that I got scared. | ||
It sort of, I told you it looked like it was about 30 feet high. | ||
It sort of, you know, the ceiling sort of came back and then it was gone. | ||
Any sense at all of whether it wanted something of you or anything at all other than it came and it went? | ||
unidentified
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Well, it felt like, well, there's no real words to describe it, but the feeling was that it was observing me, and that was... | |
Oh, I'm sure. | ||
I'm very sure. | ||
I stay away from all that. | ||
So, yeah, it was very real. | ||
You couldn't have been asleep. | ||
unidentified
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I couldn't have been asleep. | |
And actually, the floor above was where my parents slept at the time. | ||
Yes. | ||
unidentified
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And they said they had felt something. | |
Oh. | ||
unidentified
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And they thought they didn't see anything, they just sort of felt something. | |
And they said it was rather, rather strange. | ||
As you think back on it, what do you think it was? | ||
unidentified
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I just think, you know, I know we as human beings we like to observe small creatures and bugs and you know people who are scientists or whatever like to study other life. | |
I think that's what it was. | ||
It was something else studying me. | ||
That's a good answer. | ||
I I appreciate your call and your story. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Yeah, thank you. | ||
Is it not reasonable to assume that there if there are others and I had occasion to watch the movie Contact once again, what a pleasure. | ||
I love that movie. | ||
I don't care what some people have said about Contact. | ||
I thought Contact was a brilliantly done, brilliantly executed, brilliantly acted, brilliantly conceived movie. | ||
And one has to recall that line, which you should always remember after seeing that movie. | ||
With regard to the universe, the greater cosmos out there, are there others? | ||
The eternal question, well, if there are not, what a waste of space. | ||
So is it not reasonable to assume that there are others? | ||
That through special relativity or through something we don't begin to understand right now, those others can and do visit us and observe us and therefore may be nothing at all like anything we would recognize. | ||
That makes sense to me. | ||
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Well, all right. | |
For Ramona, my dear wife who thinks this song describes her to a T, here it is. | ||
I'm Mark Bell, and this is Ghost to Ghost AM. | ||
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I hate the world today. | |
It looks good to me, I know, but I can't change. | ||
Try to tell you, but you look at me like maybe I'm an angel under me. | ||
In a certain sea, yesterday I cried, but the memory could be the part inside. | ||
I can understand how you get so confused. | ||
I don't envy you. | ||
I'm a little bit of everything. | ||
I roll into one I'm a bitch I'm a lover I'm a child I'm a mother I'm a sinner I'm a saint I'm nothing but safe. | ||
I'm your help. | ||
I'm your dream. | ||
I'm nothing but singing. | ||
I'm your one. | ||
Take me as I am. | ||
Maybe you'll have to be a stronger man. | ||
But you're the one I got to make you nervous. | ||
And I'm going to dream. | ||
I'm Mark Bell. | ||
I just happen to be in the neighborhood, so I dropped by to extend a special invitation for you to join me Sunday for Dreamland. | ||
It should be a great show. | ||
My guest will be Dr. Elvin Taylor. | ||
The topic, Subliminal Preception. | ||
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Don't miss it. | |
Sunday, Greenland right here on everybody's favorite radio station. | ||
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A bell is taking your calls in the Kingdom of Nigh from east of the Rockies at 1-800-825-5033. | |
West of the Rockies, including Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, and New Mexico, at 1-800-618-8255. | ||
First-time callers may recharge at area code 702-727-1222. | ||
That's 702-727-1222. | ||
This is Coast to Ghost AM with Art Bell. | ||
Now here again is Art Bell. | ||
Actually, it's Ghost to Ghost AM with Art Bell. | ||
And you, tonight, and for a bit of tomorrow night as well, for who knows, maybe the whole night. | ||
Ghost stories, not from guests. | ||
I can get those. | ||
Many, many, many clamor to be on here on Halloween, but we hold it open for you. | ||
Real ghost stories. | ||
If you have the intestinal fortitude, go turn your lights out, turn your radio up, and buckle in. | ||
Hey, Art, one night, I heard my wife, while she was in the bathroom, talking to Bart, our white cat. | ||
Only problem was that Bart was sitting at the foot of our bed looking at me rather quizzically. | ||
The next moment, I heard my wife screaming frantically. | ||
I rushed into the bathroom to find her white as a sheet and nearly hysterical. | ||
You see, when I finally calmed her enough to get her to describe what had occurred, she told me that a white cat, whom she thought was Bart, had followed her into the bathroom. | ||
And so she talked to him for a few moments and reached down to pet him and realized as her hand passed through him that his eyes were blue and not gold, as are Bart's. | ||
By the way, we didn't have any other white cats at the time. | ||
Wow, Vadline, you're on the air. | ||
Good morning. | ||
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Hey, how are you doing? | |
I'm doing. | ||
This is Tony in Las Vegas. | ||
Yes, Tony. | ||
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This story encompasses a week and two-day period. | |
We'll have to boil it down to a shorter period there. | ||
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Oh, yeah, it is. | |
It is. | ||
But I'm just saying how long it took to the whole story. | ||
One day it started with nobody home, and I had an eerie feeling that day. | ||
I've had them before, but I've been racked, saturated by poltergeist-style hauntings before in my early life. | ||
And this is just one story. | ||
Nobody was home that night. | ||
I just got done with a filling supper. | ||
And I went upstairs to relax and one of the lounge chairs and watched a little TV in the upstairs sunroom. | ||
And there was no storm or anything outside. | ||
And all of a sudden, bam, a huge lightning bolt hits right outside the window. | ||
I was actually facing it at the time, and it was so big that it just encompassed the whole outdoor area. | ||
That's how big the lightning bolt was. | ||
And off that bolt of lightning came a very small, very, like about two centimeters thick streak right off of it that was blue in color and it came right through the crack of the closed windows. | ||
I got down on the floor because it wasn't immediate. | ||
It was really slow, its approach. | ||
It entered in. | ||
It came in and hit the top lamp of the lamp inside that room and hit it. | ||
As it did, I crawled out on all fours, scared the living daylights out of me, you know, as fast as I could. | ||
The next day, you know, of course it blew out the light bulbs. | ||
The next day, I went up there to change the light bulb and went in the room. | ||
It was all dark. | ||
There was a little light creeping in from the other room. | ||
I went to put the light bulb in. | ||
As I started screwing it in, it slipped from my hand and fell down to the ground. | ||
Just enough light to see it bounce like a foot. | ||
And that was about all the kinetic energy it had to roll, about a foot, you know. | ||
And so I went and got a flashlight. | ||
Well, actually, at first I looked with my hands on the shag carpet and couldn't feel it. | ||
Then I went and got a flashlight because I was frustrated. | ||
I couldn't find it. | ||
Nobody was home that day again. | ||
The flashlight unveiled no light bulb. | ||
The room was literally basically furnishless because we were remodeling the house at the time. | ||
So I was like, oh my god, where did this light bulb go? | ||
The room was only about 15 feet by 10 feet. | ||
And so the only other place it could be is like in one of the four cabinets. | ||
I looked in there and it wasn't there. | ||
And then finally, about two hours later, I was in tears because I couldn't find this light bulb. | ||
I literally, I decided, you know, well, why not look under the radiator? | ||
Duh, duh, look on the radiator. | ||
Well, I looked on the radiator. | ||
If a light bulb was to go under there, it wouldn't have fit anyway. | ||
These are these East Coast radiators. | ||
You're familiar with them? | ||
Oh, of course. | ||
Yes, of course. | ||
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A light bulb simply hardly barely fits under them. | |
And then, finally, I found the light bulb. | ||
And believe me, it put chills up my spine. | ||
It was crammed behind the radiator, literally, up in the middle section where the cover goes, the cover that fits over the radiator. | ||
Impossible. | ||
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Yeah, impossible. | |
And I checked it for dust to see if it had been sitting there for months, and it wasn't. | ||
I got over that situation. | ||
That's just one poltergeist incident that was connected to another. | ||
Then about one, let's see, about a day later, we went out to Rockwoods and Babbler State Park just out of St. Louis with some friends of mine, and we were going to go around night hiking. | ||
What you do is you just go out there with no flashlights and start running down pathways. | ||
It's kind of eerie. | ||
And we went out there and we got out of the car after we got done parking it. | ||
We went out and started doing some night hiking. | ||
After we got a little weary, we sat down. | ||
We, you know, just wanted to relax, catch our breath. | ||
All of a sudden, we heard all these dogs and stuff barking. | ||
We were out in the middle of a state park. | ||
There's virtually hardly anything around. | ||
If you do hear dogs barking, they're barking real loud and they're in the distance. | ||
They were barking everywhere. | ||
And we got kind of an eerie feeling, you know, and we were just sitting there. | ||
And all of a sudden, over the top of one of the hills, we thought maybe there was an escaped convict or something out there. | ||
You know how kids get, you kind of think of anything. | ||
And this light pops over the top of the hill about 200 feet away. | ||
The light was about the size of a basketball from our vantage point and was completely white. | ||
When it came over the hill, we had figured it was a park ranger. | ||
He was going to kick us out of the park. | ||
So we stood still and were hoping he didn't point it right at us. | ||
And the light apparently started moving down towards us at a kind of diagonal angle. | ||
We didn't hear any leaves crunching or anything. | ||
This was in fall, kind of odd. | ||
You got to hurry here or two. | ||
And so we were getting paranoid. | ||
There was no reflective surface from the light beam itself, and it was completely round, which was actually like it was pointing at us. | ||
When the light got to the bottom of the hill, and meanwhile, these dogs are still barking with their heads, like they just got hit on the back or something. | ||
And we, you know, we were getting a little paranoid. | ||
When we got to the bottom of the hill, the light turned off, and then it turned back on. | ||
We got up and we thought, what's this guy doing? | ||
And then the light started going back up the hill. | ||
We noticed this light kind of floated. | ||
It didn't look like a normal flashlight, somebody holding a flashlight. | ||
So we were getting ready to get up and take off running. | ||
When the light got back up to the top of the hill, it didn't stop there. | ||
There was just enough moonlight. | ||
You could see the black tree lining and then the star-lit sky above. | ||
This light rose above the tree line and stopped about 20 feet above the tree line and stopped. | ||
As soon as it did that, of course, we all got up. | ||
We were getting ready to run, but we were still frozen with just shock. | ||
30 seconds, Torrey. | ||
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Yeah, and we took off, sprinting down this pathway in pitch blackness towards our car. | |
This thing started to move, took a right hand, started panning us as we were running, and we were hoping it wasn't going to meet us at the parking lot below. | ||
But I just thought I'd call and share that story. | ||
We didn't see the light when we got to the parking lot. | ||
We left the park safely, and everything turned out okay. | ||
But I'll tell you something, Art. | ||
That was a very scary experience. | ||
All right, well, I appreciate it. | ||
Two stories of lights. | ||
I like the light bulb Story better. | ||
Now that's impossible. | ||
That really is impossible. | ||
If you're familiar with the kind of heater he's talking about, the East Coast type, older heaters, the radiator type heaters, they literally went right down to the ground. | ||
There wouldn't be enough room. | ||
You would just have to jam something physically up in there. | ||
And there's no way you could drop a light bulb and that it could suddenly lodge itself up in there. | ||
That's totally impossible. | ||
East of the Rockies, you're on the air. | ||
Good morning. | ||
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Hi there. | |
I'm Terry in San Antonio. | ||
Yes. | ||
Oh, San Antonio. | ||
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Oh, yes. | |
There's a wonderful ghost story from San Antonio. | ||
But go right ahead, sir. | ||
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This occurred in 1973. | |
I was 13 years old, summer of 73. | ||
A year before that, my father had passed away. | ||
And in January of 73, my brother had committed suicide. | ||
My other two brothers, who were still at home, were out for the night. | ||
It was just my mother and myself at home. | ||
I was in my bed near midnight and looking out the window up at the stars. | ||
At the foot of my bed was a chair that my mother had placed some freshly laundered pants in, folded and laundered. | ||
And about midnight, I felt like someone had walked into my room and was watching me. | ||
Sure, I know the feeling. | ||
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And just the idea that it stayed there. | |
And I was not brave enough to turn around and look by any means. | ||
If it was my mother, I didn't want to scare her by moving suddenly. | ||
And if it was anything else, I didn't want to get scared by moving suddenly. | ||
And after about two hours, because I could hear the clock in the front part of the house chiming of the different hours, after about two hours of that and the tension, I went on to sleep. | ||
God, you laid there for two hours in that state? | ||
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I wasn't about to turn around. | |
This was an old house that was built from an older house. | ||
The lumber was older than the house itself. | ||
Understood. | ||
Got up the next morning on the way to do whatever I would do in the summertime. | ||
Looked down and the pants had been creased like someone had been sitting in the chair. | ||
And that's one thing. | ||
Another thing was about seven years later, I was getting ready to go to work, and the bathroom was near the front of the house where we could see the driveway. | ||
We had a circular driveway, and it was gravel. | ||
And my mother was in the back of the house where the TV was. | ||
She heard the same sound I did. | ||
It was the sound of a horse clip-clopping into the driveway like someone was riding into our driveway. | ||
Well, a horse is not unusual out in the country where we lived, but at 10 o'clock at night, it is quite unusual. | ||
Looked out the window immediately. | ||
We had an outdoor light out there. | ||
Saw nothing. | ||
Went out on the front porch after I got dressed and saw even nothing out there at all. | ||
But my mother even heard the sound with the TV going in the very back part of the house. | ||
Well, I appreciate the story, sir. | ||
And I don't know that I could have done that. | ||
I don't know that if I felt a definite presence that I could sit there frozen for two hours doing nothing about it, I don't think that I could do that. | ||
I think that I would be so filled with terror and that it would build as time went on that I would be forced to turn around or flee, one of the two. | ||
When I was 13 years old, my dad was listening to a ball game and eating popcorn. | ||
And I remember very distinctly the way his shadow looked on the wall, a man eating popcorn and smoking a cigar. | ||
Instead of looking at my dad directly, I was watching his shadow. | ||
He said out of the blue that I would make it to America and that he would join me there on his 66th birthday. | ||
Well, he died when he was 46 when I met a young stockbroker from America, married her, and moved to America 10 years ago. | ||
Some friends of mine had a Ouija board at a party, and when I put my hand on it, they spelled out the word Dad, D-A-D, 13 years later, in the year which would have been my dad's 66th birthday. | ||
I woke up at 1301 hour on my dad's birthday and went to the kitchen for a glass of water. | ||
I had a heart attack when I turned around and saw the shadow of my dad eating popcorn and smoking a stogie. | ||
My wife was out of town and when she got to the hospital where I was in intensive care, she demanded, that's what you get for eating popcorn and smoking cigars in the house while I'm away. | ||
We never have popcorn and by the way, I don't smoke. | ||
She smelled popcorn and cigar smoke when she got home three days later. | ||
I never told her what I had seen that had prompted my heart attack. | ||
In fact, I've never told anyone until now. | ||
That's from Jim in Kentucky. | ||
West of the Rockies, you're on the air. | ||
Hi. | ||
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Good morning, Art. | |
Good morning. | ||
Nice finally getting in touch with you. | ||
Glad to hear from you. | ||
Where are you? | ||
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I'm in Boise, Idaho. | |
This is Don. | ||
Yes, Don. | ||
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I just had an experience back in 89. | |
I was living in Dallas, Texas, and I had a phone friend that, you know, we talked for hours on end. | ||
And one night she called me up, and she was just real nervous as, you know, anything. | ||
And I asked her what was wrong, and she said that a couple days before, a friend of hers had passed away, and her dad, on that same day that the person passed away, gave her a CD player. | ||
Well, two days later, he gave her a CD with the song, Think of Me and I'll Be There. | ||
Yes. | ||
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And this night she called me she was crying because that song had been playing over and over and over for hours. | |
And you know there were other songs on the C D but it for some reason it would just skip back to that song and her dad and I got verification from him. | ||
Her and him pulled the plug on the C D player and that song kept on playing. | ||
Even with the plug out of the wall. | ||
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Even with it out of the wall. | |
Sounds like the T V. Yeah, exactly. | ||
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Well that's what reminded me about that. | |
And you know they tried to try and open the C D player to get the C D out and everything and they couldn't even get it open to do that. | ||
And so it was a real strange experience and her and I talked for all four or five hours at night and during the whole time you could hear that song over and over and over again. | ||
These things just are not possible in the real world. | ||
I mean there is one area that I know about. | ||
It's electronics. | ||
TVs with plugs pulled from the wall and C D players without power don't play. | ||
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Well common sense would tell you that. | |
I mean but I don't know how to explain it. | ||
All I do know is that you know I know but if you listen to that lady I mean people are inclined to attach whatever explanation their mind is willing to accept. | ||
For example the lady said well there was an earthquake in Alaska. | ||
Well earthquakes don't cause TVs to go on with the plug out of the wall. | ||
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Right. | |
I just couldn't explain it and it you know it seems kind of strange that that would hearing that other lady talking about that you know with her TV it just reminded me of that what happened down there and you know I'm still to this day trying to explain how or what would cause that you know did you two have a big big emotional attachment to each other? | ||
Well we were real close but to be quite honest with you I had never met her in person we just knew each other from a chat line. | ||
Oh I understand but you can form emotional attachments in all sorts of ways. | ||
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Well it got to the point she could finish my conversations and I could finish hers too. | |
Well there you are. | ||
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And you know just hearing the lady on the TV deal it just brought back memories of that other incident. | |
I understand. | ||
All right my friend, thank you. | ||
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Yell yes. | |
Human emotions, people attached at the hip and the brain, you know that kind of thing, brings on all kinds of strange things. | ||
From the high desert, this is Ghost to Ghost AM. | ||
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Ghost AM. | |
hearing Coast to Coast a.m. with Art Bell. | ||
International travelers may reach ARC in the Kingdom of Nye by first diving their access number to the USA. | ||
Then 1-800-893-0903. | ||
1-800-893-0903. | ||
And you may fax ARC by calling Area Code 702-727-8499. | ||
That's Area Code 702-727-8499. | ||
Please limit faxes to one or two pages. | ||
Now again, here is Art Bell. | ||
Ghost to Ghost AM underway. | ||
And that's true. | ||
It'd be fun to get some international ghost stories because these things, these strange things, are not limited to our country by long means, by long shot. | ||
So, no matter where you are in the world, get hold of the AT ⁇ T operator. | ||
Give it a try. | ||
It will not cost you a penny. | ||
It is free from anywhere in the world outside the USA. | ||
Get hold of the AT ⁇ T operator and have her call for you in the U.S. 800-893-0903. | ||
That's 800-893-0903, wherever you are around the world. | ||
It'd be fun to hear some stories from elsewhere. | ||
Well, all right, to the international line, and where are you, please? | ||
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Hello, Art. | |
How are you tonight? | ||
My name is Sean. | ||
I'm calling you from Kingston, Ontario, Canada. | ||
Excellent. | ||
Welcome to the program. | ||
Do you have a story for us? | ||
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Oh, yeah, I have a story, but it's not what I'd call a scary story. | |
It's all, three years ago, I bought a house in Kirkville Lake, Ontario, Canada. | ||
And my daughter, who at the time was eight months old, she was diagnosed when she was about four with asthma. | ||
And one night, I'm a truck driver, and I got home from California. | ||
I just finished doing California run, and my wife, she had left, gone to work. | ||
And I put my daughter to bed, and I went to sleep myself. | ||
And I was sound asleep, and all of a sudden, it was almost as if somebody came up and gave me a good hard shake. | ||
And I awoke, and there was almost a smell as if somebody had been baking in the kitchen. | ||
And I listened, and I heard my daughter there. | ||
She's having trouble breathing in the next room. | ||
So I went in and I tended to her and later on, oh, I guess it'd be a week or so after that. | ||
We bought this house. | ||
It was an estate sale when we bought the house there. | ||
We bought it. | ||
I guess an old woman had lived there and passed away. | ||
And so we got furniture and that with the house, like a sideboard full of dishes and that. | ||
And my wife had arranged the dishes in the sideboard according to the way she wanted them. | ||
But we came home one day and went into the sideboard to get some dishes out for dinner. | ||
And we found that the dishes had been rearranged in the way that I suppose that the old woman who lived in the house before us liked to have them arranged or something like that. | ||
But she was a sweet old lady, like just weird things happen in the house all the time. | ||
And you think it was that old lady, her presence remaining? | ||
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Well, well, yeah, yeah. | |
Like, I know it was the old lady because my daughter, when she was two, she was in her room and she was talking to someone. | ||
And I entered the room and I asked her who she was talking to. | ||
And there's the smell of den, like, as if somebody was staking. | ||
And she said, Omah. | ||
And I said, Oma? | ||
And she said, yeah, Olma. | ||
And, like, I got to know the neighbors in the neighborhood there. | ||
And I was talking just small talk with my next board neighbor there. | ||
Let me guess. | ||
The lady's name who had lived there was Oma. | ||
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No, no, no. | |
It turned out that she was a sweet old lady always baking for the children in the neighborhood. | ||
And all the children in the neighborhood referred to her as Olma. | ||
I guess she was a Dutch old lady, and in Dutch, grandma is Olma. | ||
I understand. | ||
I understand. | ||
Thank you very, very much for the call. | ||
And let me say this. | ||
Not only is it my belief that cats see things that we don't see, but I believe that children do as well. | ||
And do you know why I believe that? | ||
Because they have not yet been conditioned not to see these things. | ||
And I think the reason a lot of adults don't see them is because they have been well conditioned not to see anything that their brain is not going to accept. | ||
Does that make sense to you? | ||
It certainly does to me. | ||
On the wildcard line, you're on the air. | ||
Hello. | ||
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Hi, Art. | |
Hi. | ||
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Hi. | |
Where are you? | ||
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I'm in Honolulu. | |
Oh, Hawaii. | ||
All right. | ||
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Yeah. | |
KHVH? | ||
Yes, of course. | ||
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I have a real short story and then a better one. | |
The short one is kind of funny. | ||
When I was a teenager, my girlfriend and I were staying at my grandma's house, and in the bedroom, there was a beautiful picture of Jesus on the Mount in this gold gilded frame, beautiful old frame, and it hung above the bed. | ||
And the bed was one of these brass, you know, it had a brass headboard and footboard. | ||
And my girlfriend and I were laying on the bed, and we were teenagers, and we were joking and laughing and calling each other names. | ||
And we were trying to think of names to call each other. | ||
And we were just firing names back and forth, and pretty soon swear words started coming out, you know, more and more frequent swear words. | ||
And, you know, we were really using filthy words because we were running out of things to call each other. | ||
Yeah. | ||
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And we were laughing hysterically like teenage girls do. | |
And all of a sudden, this picture of Jesus jumped off the wall and hit her in the head. | ||
Well, I've heard a lot of stories about teenage girls. | ||
Teenage girls have a certain energy and power that seems to make things happen around them. | ||
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Okay. | |
Yeah. | ||
Yeah. | ||
And we looked at the picture and the wire that hung it was intact and the nail was at an angle, so it would have had to jump up, you know, to get off that nail. | ||
Well, I don't see how you could get a more clear message. | ||
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We stopped laughing immediately. | |
I understand. | ||
And then the next thing, this happened to me just maybe two months ago. | ||
I'm a light sleeper, and I was asleep one night. | ||
And you know how you toss and turn sometimes and rearrange your pillow. | ||
And I had just done that, and I wasn't quite asleep, and I felt like somebody was watching me. | ||
And I turned around to look, and there was nobody there. | ||
And I always have this small fluorescent light on in my apartment, and so I could see, and there was nobody there, but I couldn't get over this feeling of a presence, and it was a real evil feeling. | ||
And so I turned my back to it, and I covered myself up, and I said a prayer, and it wouldn't go away. | ||
And I said a prayer, and I just turned it over to God, you know, and I said, you know, whatever this is, I'm sure it's my imagination. | ||
And I thought I went to sleep, and I started to dream. | ||
And as soon as the dream started, it was like a window screen, you know, those roll screens being pulled down. | ||
Sure. | ||
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It was like a screen was being pulled down over my field of vision. | |
And on the screen was a geometric pattern. | ||
And I thought about this last night when I heard Brad Steiger talking to you about, you know, the geometric patterns. | ||
Many have talked about that. | ||
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Right. | |
Only this one was mainly black with real dark colors in it. | ||
And then it had these bright sparks of gold flashing off of it. | ||
Yes. | ||
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And it's real hard to describe, but it's hard to put it into words. | |
But when I looked at it, and I couldn't stop looking at it because it was, like I said, it was like a screen being pulled down over my vision, I got these horrible feelings of dread and just impending doom and horror and terror and ugliness. | ||
And I thought to myself, oh my God, this is what ugliness really looks like. | ||
This is ugliness. | ||
And then I realized I couldn't make the vision go away. | ||
And I realized this isn't a dream. | ||
And so I started to say the Lord's Prayer. | ||
Well, every time I would stutter a little bit on the Lord's Prayer, the screen would Start going up, but then when I would stutter and get scared and forget what I was saying, the screen would start coming back down over my eyes, and I realized that something was trying to take over my brain. | ||
That's the way I felt. | ||
And I thought, no, this is a dream. | ||
So I sat up, and I stood up, and I walked around in my room, and the feelings of dread were still there. | ||
And, you know, I was terrified. | ||
And so I walked around my room, and I was saying the Lord's Prayer out loud. | ||
And the more I said it, the more scared I got. | ||
And even though I was walking around, I could still feel this screen, see the screen being pulled down in front of my eyes. | ||
And finally, I thought, you know, I'm going to be possessed. | ||
And I was terrified. | ||
Something was trying to take you. | ||
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Right. | |
And so finally I just said, I can't fight this. | ||
What am I going to do? | ||
And I realized that it was probably feeding off my fear. | ||
And the only thing I could do was to let it go. | ||
And I've never been very good at that. | ||
You know, I've always been a warrior and a fearful person. | ||
And I've really never been good at letting things go. | ||
But I just told God, I said, you know, send my angel down here right now because I can't fight this thing. | ||
And if you don't stop it, it's going to take over my mind. | ||
And at that moment. | ||
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Well, the feeling of fear was still there. | |
But I laid down and I said the prayer two or three times. | ||
I said, you know, please let my angel be here. | ||
And I fell asleep. | ||
And as soon as I, I mean, you know, as I repeated the prayer, the fear started to go away. | ||
And as the fear went away, the vision stopped. | ||
But, you know, when I woke up the next morning, I was fearful. | ||
I thought, is this going to happen the next time I go to sleep? | ||
And so I went out and I got some sage to cleanse the air in my room. | ||
And I got some sea salt and put it by my bedside and did some of those protective things. | ||
But as time went on, as I talked to people about this, and I heard some other people say that things like this had happened to them during the night, I realized that, well, to me, I take it as it was like a test of my faith. | ||
And it's only made my faith stronger. | ||
And, you know, I'm not afraid anymore. | ||
All right, well, I've got something that will go right with that. | ||
Dear Ard, back in the early 80s, I was living in the fast lane in Miami, the fast lane. | ||
At that time, I knew my lifestyle was morally unacceptable. | ||
Nevertheless, I was young and foolish and thought that I had the tiger by the tail. | ||
Of course, don't all 21-year-olds think that way. | ||
Anyway, as I was drifting off to sleep one night, I saw something which will remain with me for the rest of my life. | ||
I awoke to the vision of a face in my darkened bedroom. | ||
The face was coming toward me, mouth wide open with teeth showing. | ||
The eeriest part of this whole experience was that I could hear kind of an electrical discharge coming from the face. | ||
Well, I'm not a particularly religious person, but I did the first thing that came to my mind at the time, began to recite Psalm 23, you know, the one that goes, the Lord is my shepherd, I shall fear no evil. | ||
The face disappeared. | ||
The sound of an electric discharge echoed in my mind. | ||
I jumped up, turned on every single light in the house, didn't go to sleep again until it was daylight. | ||
I did not sleep at night for several weeks. | ||
Within about a month or two, I had left Florida and began a new life, one that has never caused the face to return, if you follow me. | ||
And I thought that sounded similar. | ||
First time caller line, you're on the air. | ||
Hi. | ||
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Hi, this is Colin from Wichita. | |
Yes, sir. | ||
Well, you know, I've got a couple weird stories. | ||
I don't know. | ||
Well, give me just one, your best one. | ||
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All right. | |
Well, I guess when I was about my parents, for some odd reason, when I was a child, every house that we lived in for some odd reason had a ghost or somebody had been killed in it or, you know, it was something was weird about the house. | ||
And this one house that we lived in, me and my sister, our rooms were about 10 feet away from the steps down to the basement. | ||
And our parents' room was at the other end of the house. | ||
And, you know, every night we could hear, you know, steps come or like footsteps coming up, you know. | ||
From the basement? | ||
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From the basement. | |
And, you know, that was kind of weird. | ||
And that scared my sister a lot. | ||
Well, for some odd reasons, the ghost, they loved me for some weird reason. | ||
But I remember one night, I don't know, it was really late. | ||
But my sister started screaming and yelling. | ||
And so my dad comes running out, and she was saying something about something at the bottom of the steps. | ||
Well, my dad, you know, he didn't care. | ||
He went and turned on the light. | ||
And he looked down at the bottom of the steps and his shotgun was laying at the bottom of the steps with shells laying all around it. | ||
Yes. | ||
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Which, you know, for, I mean, he kept it, you know, way away from where anybody could ever get to it. | |
Sure. | ||
And, you know, locked up and, you know, all that. | ||
And it was just laying right there at the bottom of the steps like something was coming after us. | ||
And, you know, and this all happened more or less when our parents would fight when we were kids. | ||
Yes. | ||
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And so, you know, weeks went on, this and that. | |
And then the next thing that happened was when our parents were out to dinner one night and me and my sister were watching TV in the room and we heard something in the kitchen. | ||
And, you know, we didn't really, you know, think anything of it. | ||
We thought our cat knocked something over. | ||
Sure. | ||
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You know, just a normal thing. | |
The obvious, yeah. | ||
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Well, we went in and the knife drawer had been pulled out and there were knives scattered all over the kitchen floor. | |
I mean, just everywhere. | ||
And, you know, my parents, they didn't, they never thought of anything about it in any of the houses we ever lived in with anything ever happening. | ||
They just blew it off, figuring that it was our imagination or, you know, that we were just getting into something and just messing with them. | ||
But every time something, that house was really the worst about it, but after that, man, my sister ended up moving to the other end of the house. | ||
My parents moved right by the steps because they just she couldn't handle it. | ||
Okay, well, what I would tell you is this. | ||
Frequently, hauntings, you may have been somewhat mistaken. | ||
And it may not have been that you continually moved into haunted houses, but rather that hauntings followed you or your family. | ||
I would consider that far more likely than the very unlikely possibility that you continually moved into haunted houses. | ||
Indeed, the haunting probably followed you. | ||
East of the Rockies, you're on the air. | ||
unidentified
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Yeah, good morning, Art. | |
Good morning. | ||
Where are you? | ||
unidentified
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I am in Elyria, Ohio. | |
Good. | ||
It was Larry. | ||
Okay, Larry. | ||
unidentified
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Welcome. | |
Do you have a good story? | ||
Yeah, it's regarding my father. | ||
He passed away about 10 years, 1988. | ||
Of course, it was the 1st of January. | ||
After we buried, the day we buried him, the sun was out, but it was still kind of cold, and he always loved snow. | ||
No matter what kind of day or time or night, he always went to the window and watched the snowfall. | ||
Right. | ||
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Well, when we buried him, when we got to the grave site, the sun was shining and it was snowing. | |
So I thought that was kind of nice. | ||
The sun was shining and it was snowing. | ||
And it was snowing. | ||
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Okay. | |
When we buried him. | ||
This is more. | ||
And then about a week me and my mom both had a funny feeling. | ||
You know, we had a feeling of presence, you know, but we didn't know who it was in the house. | ||
So one day I got up early and I went downstairs and there's my dad sitting on the couch. | ||
Not good. | ||
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I kind of stopped. | |
I wasn't afraid. | ||
I stopped and I looked at him. | ||
I said, hi, Dad. | ||
And he answered me. | ||
And I says, what are you doing here? | ||
And he says, I just come back to make sure, to tell you to take care of your mother. | ||
And after he said that, he got up and he walked into the dining room and he disappeared. | ||
Incredible. | ||
All right. | ||
Well, thank you very much. | ||
Story after story after story after story. | ||
Can you really ignore them collectively? | ||
I don't think so. | ||
Is there life after death? | ||
Well, keep listening. | ||
I'm Art Bell from the High Desert. | ||
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This is Ghost to Ghost AM. | |
I was a highwayman, along the coast roads I did ride, sword and pistol by my side. | ||
Many a young maid lost her mawbles to my grave. | ||
Many a soldier shed his lifeblood on my blade. | ||
Master Commay, this was brain off plain mine. | ||
But I am still alive. | ||
I was a sailor, I was born upon the side. | ||
With the sea I didn't buy, I saw the schooner down upon the Mexico. | ||
I went along the world to make the little girl. | ||
And with the yard broke off, then I got killed. | ||
But I've never spilled. | ||
I was a fan builder, busted river deep and wide. | ||
With feeling water deep alive, a place called Boulder Romeo Wild, I split the bell to the wet concrete below. | ||
They meant the boat goes high. | ||
But I still ran. | ||
I'll always be rather round. | ||
TV Church Bell in the Kingdom of Nai from east of the Rockies, dial 1-800-825-5033. | ||
That's 1-800-825-5033. | ||
From west of the Rockies, including Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, and New Mexico, call ART at 1-800-618-8255. | ||
That's 1-800-618-8255. | ||
First-time callers, dial ART at Area Code 702-727-1222. | ||
702-727-1222. | ||
This is Ghost to Ghost AM with Art Bell. | ||
Now again, here's Art. | ||
I am here. | ||
This is Special Night as Tomorrow Night Will Be, Ghost to Ghost AM. | ||
And how can you listen to story after story after story without beginning to wonder, even the most skeptical out there? | ||
The following from Marcia in Gig Harbor, Washington says she's too shy to call. | ||
One night I woke up with a start, wide awake. | ||
I sat up in bed and looked out into the hallway. | ||
I could see the door to my kids' room, and I thought my oldest daughter, then about 10 years Old. | ||
I saw her wearing a long white nightgown, sleepwalking. | ||
Looking back now, she seemed to glide rather than walk. | ||
She came toward our room and then turned into the kitchen. | ||
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I got up to get her and put her back into bed. | |
Went out into the kitchen, into the living room. | ||
No one there. | ||
Went into the kids' bedroom, and there she was, sound asleep, wearing dark-colored pajamas. | ||
Baffled, mystified, I went back to bed and began to forget about it. | ||
Didn't say anything to anyone, thinking they would think I was crazy or seeing things, not sure, you know, myself if I had just perhaps dreamed it. | ||
Well, several days later, at about eight or nine o'clock at night, I told my youngest daughter, then only two years old, go get into bed and get your pajamas on. | ||
She ran happily off, only to return a few minutes later, white as a sheet. | ||
I sternly said, I thought I told you to get your pajamas on. | ||
She looked at me with big eyes and quietly said, I can't. | ||
The lady in the white dress won't let me. | ||
Well, my heart stopped. | ||
I took her by the hand and casually walked back to the bedroom to show her there was no one there. | ||
When we walked into the room, sure enough, there was no one there. | ||
East of the Rockies, you're on the air. | ||
Good morning. | ||
unidentified
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Good morning, Art. | |
Where are you, sir? | ||
unidentified
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I'm in Montreal, Canada. | |
Montreal. | ||
All right, welcome. | ||
unidentified
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I listen to you every night as I'm driving around. | |
Excellent. | ||
Tonight I got home a little early and I thought I'd call it. | ||
It's not a spooky story per se, but it shows me that there is life on the other side. | ||
Okay. | ||
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I was at a Native American church ceremony, which is a grandfather ceremony. | |
It starts at dusk and goes until dawn the following morning. | ||
Right. | ||
And when I come out there that the morning after it was over, I walked down by the lake and just wanted to go down and meditate. | ||
And as I was down by the lake, it was like a whirlwind came, not strong or whatever, just like came around me. | ||
And as I looked, I seen this young girl coming out of the mist. | ||
And as I got closer, I recognized her as my sister. | ||
But as she became, as she got closer and closer, she started growing up and becoming a beautiful young lady. | ||
Wow. | ||
And then as she came towards me, she just kept on going and smiled. | ||
But as she got on the other side of the lake, she turned around and said, thank you, I love you, and I'll see you soon. | ||
So I got scared out of my wits with that. | ||
I ran back to the TP and I told the elder, I said, listen, I don't want to die. | ||
And he said, what do you mean? | ||
So I relayed the story to him. | ||
He said, no, you're not going to die. | ||
She has come back to thank you for letting her go to continue her journey on the other side. | ||
And for her to say that she will see you soon, to her, there's no time. | ||
All she is saying is she'll be there to meet you when you come over onto that site. | ||
Oh, that's quite a story. | ||
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And, you know, and this happened. | |
My sister died in 1961, and this happened two years ago, so it took me 34 years to let her go because we went through the residential school. | ||
And in our culture, the oldest one is to take care of the youngest one. | ||
Yes. | ||
But as kids, we don't understand that too well. | ||
And I took that, too, that I let my sister down because when we were in the residential school, we made a break for her to escape. | ||
And I stole the truck. | ||
And as we went down the road, maybe a quarter of a mile, we had a head-on collision, and she died in that accident. | ||
Oh, my. | ||
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And I carried that guilt and shame and whatever for the next 34 years. | |
And he said, and the way the elder explained it to me is that I didn't let her go until that ceremony. | ||
And when I did let her go, she finally started to grow up and continue on her journey the way she was supposed to go. | ||
Boy, do I appreciate that story. | ||
Thank you. | ||
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You're welcome, Eric. | |
You take care of Montreal, Canada. | ||
Do you believe? | ||
Do you believe him? | ||
Do you believe the others you're hearing? | ||
Can you really doubt there's something after all of this? | ||
Wouldn't it be kind of a cruel joke if there were not? | ||
Do we know the nature of it? | ||
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No. | |
Does it seem sure? | ||
Yes. | ||
West of the Rockies, you're on the air. | ||
Good morning. | ||
unidentified
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Hi, this is Scotty from Fairbanks. | |
Fairbanks, Alaska? | ||
unidentified
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Oh, yeah. | |
Is it getting cold up there yet? | ||
unidentified
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Right now it's anywhere between 5 and 10 below. | |
It's getting cold. | ||
unidentified
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Oh, yeah. | |
All right, welcome to the program. | ||
unidentified
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Oh, yeah. | |
A story I've got, one that my father told me that happened to him when he was about four years old. | ||
He's 72 now. | ||
So this happened like 60-some years ago when he was living in Canada growing up. | ||
He and his couple of his sisters, they were in bed, asleep, 2 o'clock in the morning, something like that. | ||
And all of a sudden, his little sister took an elbow to his room and said, hey, look at this, look at this little bat. | ||
And he looked up and there was this figure standing at the foot of the bed, looking at him. | ||
No noise, just quiet as a church mouse. | ||
Well, he's just, the person looked at him, and the door of their bedroom is to their left, and the wall to their right, which would be the second story, dropped to the ground. | ||
And this figure just looked at him quietly and turned towards the wall and walked straight through it. | ||
And everybody asked out his eyes. | ||
Wow. | ||
And to this day, he can't figure it out who or what. | ||
Well, one thing's for sure. | ||
Physical adults in this world don't walk through walls, at least not ones that I know of. | ||
First time caller line, you're on the air. | ||
Hello. | ||
unidentified
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Hello, Art. | |
I lived in California. | ||
Well, I live in California now. | ||
My name is George. | ||
And when I first moved into this apartment, it was a duplex. | ||
I had a young couple move in next door to me. | ||
At that time, I was 21. | ||
And I was kind of scared because the place, I didn't know the area or anything like that. | ||
And I went next door to meet some new neighbors, and while I was sitting on a couch, I heard things falling at my house, and I couldn't understand what was going on. | ||
You were sure it was back at your house? | ||
unidentified
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Yeah, because the duplex in our kitchen were on the wall. | |
I understand, yes. | ||
unidentified
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And so I got up and went back to my house to see what was going on, and things were just coming out of the kitchen cupboard. | |
Coming out of the cupboard? | ||
unidentified
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Yes, it was literally coming out of the cupboard. | |
You could physically see them coming out of the cupboard. | ||
unidentified
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Yes. | |
And she came over to see what was going on. | ||
And it stopped at my place. | ||
It literally stopped. | ||
And when I stood there and started picking things up and putting them back on the shelves, she came over and was helping me. | ||
And it started at her house. | ||
And it was getting to us. | ||
So for quite a while, we spent our days during the daytime together because it had really gotten scary. | ||
And one night when I was sleeping, I got shipped wide awake and was told, get up now and come over here. | ||
And I couldn't understand what was going on. | ||
I knew I was the only one in the house. | ||
And I thought, this is crazy. | ||
And I turned the light on and I looked at the wall and there was a man standing there. | ||
And I thought, who are you? | ||
And he said, come here. | ||
And I walked over to him and all of a sudden he just disappeared. | ||
Well, it was kind of weird for me because I felt literally scared to death. | ||
Yes. | ||
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And yet I knew he wanted me to do something. | |
And it sounds strange, but it's actually documented in the newspaper. | ||
I kept seeing myself in the mirror, and then all of a sudden, I could see his face. | ||
And I thought, this is not right. | ||
And I pounded on my neighbor's wall. | ||
She came over, and her husband came over, and I moved the mirror. | ||
I literally moved the mirror, and there was a room behind the wall. | ||
Oh, my. | ||
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And there was all these guns and knives, bow and arrows, Confederate money, flags hanging all over the walls. | |
And it was kind of, I was just kind of freaking out at that point. | ||
I'm going, what is this? | ||
This is not right. | ||
And there was, I mean, there was gun cleaning kits. | ||
I just could not believe all the stuff. | ||
And the next thing I know, I called the police. | ||
Of all the odd things to do, I called the police. | ||
And the police come to the house and they said to me, do you know who lived here? | ||
And I said, no. | ||
They said, the old chief of police died here. | ||
I said, you've got to be kidding me. | ||
They said, no. | ||
All this stuff belonged to him. | ||
And I told them what he looked like. | ||
And they said, you don't. | ||
You don't happen to, are you joking with us? | ||
And I said, no. | ||
This is what I saw. | ||
And after that happened, after they took the guns and knives out, everything stopped. | ||
It completely stopped. | ||
The stuff stopped coming out of the cupboards, but I moved. | ||
I couldn't handle that no more. | ||
I'd had to get out of there. | ||
That'd be me, too. | ||
Goodbye. | ||
That's it. | ||
I'm surprised you hung in as long as you did. | ||
But at least you, in a way, got an answer to what it was. | ||
unidentified
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Oh, yes. | |
I really appreciate your call, sir. | ||
Thank you. | ||
unidentified
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Bye-bye. | |
All right, here's one for you. | ||
Dear Art, my uncle is a cardiologist, and we were discussing near-death experiences, and I asked him if he ever had clinical experience with any of his patients. | ||
I wished for some time I would never have asked that question. | ||
He gave an account of a 23-year-old male patient which was waiting a pacemaker implant operation. | ||
My uncle asked, he was experiencing repeated fading when heart block conduction failure for beating suddenly recurred. | ||
The periods of unconsciousness were becoming more frequent, suggesting a poor outcome. | ||
The patient did experience an NDE, and my uncle documented the patient's count. | ||
This is my uncle's exact notes. | ||
The patient recounted, quote, you were watching the television monitor to guide the pacemaker wire inside my heart. | ||
That's when it stopped. | ||
I was blanking out, and then you hit me on the chest saying, excuse me. | ||
Then your fist came down like a hammer. | ||
I saw that scared look in your eyes. | ||
Someone was yelling. | ||
Something crashed over to my left, and everybody went crazy. | ||
You started shoving on me with both hands, and then I was out of it. | ||
I was floating, pitch black, moving fast, moving through a vacuum, as if life never ended. | ||
So black you could almost touch it, black, frightening, and desolate. | ||
I was all alone, somewhere in outer space. | ||
I was in front of some type of conveyor belt, which carried huge pieces of puzzle in weird colors that had to be fitted together rapidly under severe penalty from an unseen force. | ||
It was horrible, impossible. | ||
I was shrieking and crying. | ||
I was deathly afraid of this force. | ||
Then I saw a being of light. | ||
The wind whistled by, and I rushed toward this beautiful blazing light. | ||
As I moved past, the walls of the tunnel nearest the light caught fire. | ||
Beyond the blazing tunnel, a huge black lake, but it felt like fire. | ||
Something like a burning oil spill. | ||
A hill on the far side was covered with slabs of rock. | ||
Elongated shadows showed that people were moving aimlessly about like animals in a zoo enclosure. | ||
An old stone building was on the right, mostly rubble with different levels, an opening crammed with people trying to move about. | ||
Down the hill, I saw an old friend who had died. | ||
The last I recall, they were dragging the river for him. | ||
See, he had been involved with gambling. | ||
I yelled to him, Hi, Jim. | ||
He just looked at me, didn't even smile. | ||
They were taking him around the corner when he started screaming. | ||
I ran, but there was no way out. | ||
I kept saying, Jesus is God. | ||
Someway, somehow, I got back as you were putting in the stitches. | ||
Obviously, we just heard an experience, an NDE, of somebody who did not go to heaven but went to hell. | ||
Wildcardline, you're on air. | ||
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Hi, Arch. | |
Hello. | ||
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This isn't a scary story, and it has to do with, but it fits. | |
It actually has to do with you in a way, too. | ||
My father died about almost two decades ago, and I've always felt real close to him. | ||
Over the last few years, I've felt particularly close to him because I've been, I had, you know, I came real close to Beth myself, and I've had some neurological surgery, and I've just, I don't know, I've felt real close, I've felt real, you know, sensed him really close and stuff recently. | ||
And sort of like I talk to him and stuff like that now and then. | ||
And anyway, it was the night that you had James on from. | ||
James on Prague, yes. | ||
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Yeah. | |
It was that night. | ||
And I think that was right after the transmitter thing went out. | ||
That's right. | ||
Yes. | ||
Oh, yes. | ||
The famous, infamous Area 51 call. | ||
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Exactly, exactly. | |
Well, that's when it was. | ||
As I said, I mean, I sensed my dad and I talked to him all the time. | ||
Well, everything that James said that night was stuff, like I was just captivated by him. | ||
I mean, it was all stuff, like, you know how when you know something but you don't know why you know it? | ||
Oh, yes. | ||
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Well, the whole thing, everything he said was like that, and I thought, I know that, I know that, I know that. | |
And so I wasn't prepared when you opened the lines for the college. | ||
I just wasn't prepared. | ||
And I suddenly got all flustered because it's like I just knew, I felt my dad was with me. | ||
I really felt it was wrong. | ||
And so I said, you know, it's like I was racing, looking for the phone. | ||
I couldn't find the phone. | ||
I couldn't find the phone numbers. | ||
I couldn't find anything. | ||
And it's like, you know, the more panicky I got, the worse I got. | ||
And then finally, when I did find everything, I started to dial in the first time. | ||
I just dialed the 800 number for West of the Rockies. | ||
And it was busy as usual. | ||
And I tried that a few times. | ||
And then suddenly, it's like I turned back on the radio because I want to hear what was going on in the radio. | ||
We've only got a moment. | ||
unidentified
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Oh, really? | |
Can I hold on? | ||
And what happened? | ||
unidentified
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Oh, well, there's a lot more. | |
I mean, I have to. | ||
Can I hold on over the break? | ||
It really is nice. | ||
It's a really nice story. | ||
All right. | ||
Well, it's got to unwind pretty quickly, though. | ||
I'll hold you over through the news and we'll finish up the story on the other side. | ||
All right? | ||
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Oh, I appreciate it, Phil. | |
Thank you. | ||
All right. | ||
Hold on. | ||
Stay right where you are. | ||
We're right in the middle of a two-day fest called Ghost to Ghost A.M. From the High Desert. | ||
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I'm Art Bell. | |
Oh, she needs love, me. | ||
Oh, she needs love, me. | ||
Art Bell is taking your calls on the wildcard line at Area Code 702-727-1295. | ||
That's area code 702-727-1295. | ||
First-time callers may rechart at Area Code 702-727-1222. | ||
702-727-1222. | ||
This is Coast to Ghost AM with Art Bell. | ||
Actually, it's Ghost to Ghost AM tonight, and then at least a portion of tomorrow night as well. | ||
So don't despair if you've not been able to get in. | ||
Lines are going nuts. | ||
We're taking ghost stories. | ||
The scarier, the better. | ||
But only those that are true. | ||
There's a reason for all this, because if you listen to the program collectively, it begins to get to the point where you cannot ignore the obvious. | ||
And that is that we are more than our physical presence in the short cosmic blink of a mortal life. | ||
Anyway, we'll get back to it in a moment. | ||
All right, back now to our caller who's going to finish a story for us. | ||
unidentified
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Go ahead. | |
Okay. | ||
Where was I? | ||
Can you help me out with this? | ||
Where were you? | ||
unidentified
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I've got to repeat myself. | |
Well, you were trying to call me. | ||
You were trying to dial me, you said. | ||
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Okay, yeah, that's right. | |
I was trying to get through you, and so I tried the 800 number and just got the usual busy. | ||
And then I tried that several times, and I stopped getting anything. | ||
I stopped getting a ring. | ||
I stopped getting a busy. | ||
There was nothing. | ||
It was just so dead. | ||
And then, and so I just kept trying that and kept trying that, and the same thing. | ||
It never would, never would ring, never do anything. | ||
And then finally, I just had a sense that I said, dad, you better ask. | ||
And suddenly I heard these bells ringing in the phone. | ||
I mean, this is really true. | ||
I heard these bells. | ||
And I thought, oh, this is really kind of strange. | ||
And so I thought, you know, I thought for sure, right about that time I turned back the radio on to see what was going on on the radio. | ||
So at that point, he was saying how spirits can contact through, you know, they can use electrical phones and electrical sources and stuff. | ||
And so when I tried again, I flipped back the radio and the radio was flipping, your recording of call the wildcard line was on there, but it didn't seem to fit in with what was being said. | ||
So I just thought, maybe that's a signal. | ||
So I tried the wildcard line and I called. | ||
And during this whole period of time, I was getting very, very strange things on the other end of the phone. | ||
In other words, it rang, it wouldn't ring, but not the usual kinds of ringing and not ringing. | ||
It was very, very strange. | ||
Okay, we've got to get to it here. | ||
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Okay. | |
Finally, by the very end, when he was off the air. | ||
He is me. | ||
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No, when James was off the air. | |
Or James on prob, yes. | ||
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That's right. | |
When James got off the air, then I started to dial these same numbers over and over again, and they were all perfectly normal. | ||
You know, they responded to the reading signal was there. | ||
And then suddenly it was like, after the whole thing was over with, and I settled down, you can tell I get so excitable, when I settled down, there was this thing that I remember, the very first lady who called in to talk to James, when they were talking about her person that she wanted to contact, there was this point where James said maybe it's just because it's over the phone or something, but he was having difficulty. | ||
He kept saying, kept sharing this, he said, I kept getting Joe, Joseph, Joey, Joey, something like that. | ||
And something, he said, when you were little did you say, okay. | ||
What is the point of this? | ||
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The point is, the point is, the things that he said that didn't fit the lady were exactly about me and my past and my dad. | |
And at the very same time that I was thinking all these things, that's what he was saying. | ||
And then after I got off the phone, the point is that there was an old picture that I have of my dad that was always in the drawer, never was anyplace else but the drawer. | ||
And as I was walking away after the program was over, I found this right in the middle of the hallway in front of my dad. | ||
I see. | ||
All right. | ||
Well, thank you very much, Eddie. | ||
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Thank you. | |
I don't know how something like that, a physical manifestation of that sort would occur. | ||
All right, about 12 years ago, my mother discovered my 11-year-old sister's stuffed animal and Ewok. | ||
Remember those from Star Wars, Return of the Jedi? | ||
In the outside trash can. | ||
She thought this to be very odd, for it was in mint condition, not to mention very cute. | ||
So, mom brought it back into the house and put the stuffed animal in her bedroom closet. | ||
If my sister didn't want it, she figured she'd hang on to it for a while or give it away to someone else. | ||
Well, later that night, after my mom had gone to bed, she woke to hear a rustling, scratching sound coming from her closet. | ||
This obviously frightened my mother, for it was coming from the exact spot where the stuffed animal was, needless to say. | ||
The next morning, it went back into the trash can. | ||
Well, this is why I keep my closet doors closed. | ||
This is why I don't keep things of this sort in my closet, because everybody knows things like that hang out and do things in closets. | ||
On my international line, you're on the air. | ||
Hello. | ||
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And good evening, Bell. | |
That's Ross from the Australian UFO Hotline. | ||
I have two matters for you tonight. | ||
The second matter is relating to a strange event that happened a number of years ago with emergency services personnel going out to a place in Clayton, Victoria. | ||
some strange events there, but first of all... | ||
What part? | ||
We're in southern Victoria. | ||
Victoria, all right. | ||
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Yes. | |
That's south of New South Wales and north of Tasmania. | ||
Now, you asked me last time we spoke to report back to you on an amazing fireball event that happened earlier this month. | ||
Yes. | ||
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Do you want me to cover that tonight? | |
No, actually not tonight, because tonight we're doing, as you can hear, ghost stories. | ||
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Well, we had a report sometime 10 years ago where a distraught family rang emergency services and the police went out to a place in Clayton and the family was distraught about this revolving sound that was going around the perimeter of a wooden home, a fairly large one at that, and the police, when they turned up, thought everyone's a bit crazy. | |
They said, look, come in and have a cup of tea and we'll start in 15 minutes' time. | ||
And this sound started and the wall started shaking and bending as the sound was revolving around each of the perimeter walls. | ||
And he called other police and ended up having a whole stack of police here trying to figure out where this sound was coming from. | ||
And to this day, no one knows how this sound was produced. | ||
It wasn't coming from the outside of the wall. | ||
It wasn't coming from the inside of the wall. | ||
And it was just one of these strange events. | ||
And the walls were actually buckling? | ||
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The walls were buckling, and there appeared to be moisture oozing out of the walls as well. | |
Oh, I'd be out of there real quick. | ||
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That place hasn't been occupied since. | |
Uh-huh, and I can understand that. | ||
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I'm ringing on the emergency incoming line, and I should go. | |
I'm sorry to cut you short. | ||
That's quite all right. | ||
Thank you very much for the call all the way from Australia. | ||
Not far from Tasmania. | ||
Yes, indeed. | ||
If you're outside the country someplace or another, Australia or Europe, wherever, South America, North, I suppose all the way to the Pole, you can reach us internationally, toll-free, by getting hold of the ATNT operator, the friendly AT ⁇ T operator. | ||
I don't know how you do that in your country. | ||
Wherever you are, ask for ATNT operator, you'll get it. | ||
And then ask her to call 800-893-0903. | ||
And the call will be free. | ||
You will not be charged at all. | ||
Totally free from any country in the world. | ||
That number again, 800-893-0903. | ||
East of the Rockies, you're on the air. | ||
Good morning. | ||
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Hello. | |
Hello. | ||
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I'm calling you from Static Oak, New York, which is, believe it or not, the burial ground of the Iroquois Indian. | |
I'm one mile away from their burial ground. | ||
Okay. | ||
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That is not my story. | |
I was in the funeral business for seven years and nothing ever happened. | ||
Then I divorced my husband and lived alone in this. | ||
I take it. | ||
You were in the funeral business with your daughter. | ||
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Funeral business. | |
They came and went. | ||
I understand. | ||
With your ex-husband. | ||
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Uh-huh. | |
Yes, okay. | ||
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So everybody always thought, oh, you have both stories from there. | |
Nothing. | ||
Well, the story began with two people that were next door to my parents. | ||
When I was a little girl, I used to go over there and bother them. | ||
And the old lady used to talk to her son. | ||
He was dead, and she would never accept it, and the husband was ready to put her away, you know. | ||
And then when I had moved back by that house two doors away, she died the year I moved there. | ||
And she left me his little chair. | ||
So I had the chair in the corner in the parlor. | ||
And this one night, it was August 2nd, at 10 after 11. | ||
This is Eastern time. | ||
I was watching the news. | ||
And I smelled, it smelled like mold. | ||
Okay? | ||
Like mold. | ||
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Mold. | |
And this little gray thing about, I'd say, 4'2 ⁇ , 4'2, come running through limping, honestly. | ||
I never believed in ghosts. | ||
And I had a great day and he started growling and he ran up the stairs. | ||
And I'm thinking, my eyes are playing tricks on me. | ||
I'm tired. | ||
And that was that. | ||
The next night, my clock at 10 after 11 chimed 13 times. | ||
If you go by RET, I would do 1 o'clock. | ||
Right. | ||
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Which would be 1 a.m. | |
Right, 13. | ||
13 times would be $1,300. | ||
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Right, $1,300. | |
Well, okay, that would be 1 o'clock in the afternoon. | ||
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Okay, 1 o'clock. | |
Okay. | ||
So what happened was this little thing happened again, same time. | ||
Same smell. | ||
Everything was almost the same. | ||
But this time I'm like, this is not, you know, a dream. | ||
So I told my mother, and they thought it was enough. | ||
My sister comes over that night with her boyfriend, who's a policeman, and they sat there, and all of a sudden, 10 after 11, it came through again. | ||
Only the light bulb. | ||
Now, you had people call about light bulbs. | ||
Yes. | ||
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What happened was it flashed, but the bulb did not break. | |
The filament split in half. | ||
They ran out. | ||
I stayed. | ||
I want to get to the bottom of it. | ||
Sure. | ||
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Replaced the light bulb. | |
Next night, same exact same light bulb. | ||
And when I went to the kitchen, I'm nervous whack. | ||
I'm ready to move. | ||
There's this little book on my counter. | ||
It's called The Mechanics of Chocolate Shop. | ||
I'm thumbing through it. | ||
It's from 1932. | ||
Never saw it, I swear to God. | ||
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It ends on August 26th. | |
It's a little kid's diary of Little League and birthdays. | ||
So there's a name in there, Roy DeLuca. | ||
I write it down. | ||
And then the sooner business auto tied with the church. | ||
He said, I went to see a minister first. | ||
And he says, see, that sounds kind of odd. | ||
You know, he wouldn't help me. | ||
I went to see a Catholic priest. | ||
He said, he says, we don't like to really talk about it. | ||
And he says, but it is possible. | ||
It's a soul that does not rest. | ||
He says, let me come over the falling night, which he did. | ||
It came through. | ||
He says, you have a young child here. | ||
And I get him. | ||
Anyway, he says, you have a young child who is not resting, and there's got to be a reason why we didn't know what to do. | ||
So I'm summing through this book again, and don't I find Roy DeLuca? | ||
Okay, he lived in the neighboring town of Mechanicsville. | ||
I bring the book. | ||
This man, you got to see face. | ||
He said, where did you get the book? | ||
And I told him. | ||
And he's looking through it. | ||
He said, this book belongs to Bobby Jones. | ||
He said, he drowned. | ||
God, we were kids. | ||
And I said, Jones? | ||
I said, my next door neighbor was Sadie Jones, and she died this year. | ||
So I go to my mother's next day, and I said, how did he die? | ||
She said, I don't know. | ||
So I don't know what you do. | ||
Look, I go to bed that night after all that's happened to Kim. | ||
And I had a dream of a bicycle with a bent wheel, a little old-fashioned bike. | ||
So the next morning, I'm down City Hall looking through the records. | ||
I signed his death certificate. | ||
He was an adopted child at a Saratoga. | ||
He arrived by a newspaper. | ||
You could buy a kid through the newspaper back then. | ||
Okay, we've got to hurry here. | ||
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Yes, I'm trying. | |
So what happened was the father bought him a bike. | ||
He rode it down to the river, got caught in a railroad track, slipped in at 6 p.m. | ||
They raped the river and they recovered the body at 1 in the afternoon the following afternoon. | ||
So the priest told me when he comes back, show him his death certificate, I had a copy. | ||
He says, tell him he has to go on. | ||
His mother is dead. | ||
I did this. | ||
He never came back. | ||
Well, that sounds exactly right. | ||
Thank you very much for the call. | ||
The Catholic Church does not like to admit that these things occur. | ||
But any of you who have ever heard Father Malachi Martin, who freely talks of these things, he is an exorcist and has been for a long time, many years, Father Martin will tell you without equivocation that they absolutely do occur. | ||
Now, I think that priests who are not used to dealing with these sorts of things are perhaps frightened of them, and perhaps With good cause. | ||
But soon you will hear Father Martin on the program again. | ||
He is presently writing three books simultaneously, so he's pretty busy. | ||
But you will hear Father Martin again, and when you hear him, there will be no doubts in your mind, none whatsoever, that evil exists and inhabits the bodies of those who live on this earth until somebody like Father Martin comes along. | ||
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The devil went down to Georgia. | |
He was looking for a cloth to speak though. | ||
He was in a bag that he was way behind and was willing to make a deal. | ||
He came across this young man starting from a fiddle and playing hot. | ||
And the devil jumped up on a hip and jumped and said, boy, let me tell you what. | ||
I guess you know it, but I'm a fiddle player, too. | ||
And if you care to take a care, I'll make a bet with you. | ||
Now, you play a pretty good fiddle, boy, but give the devil a view. | ||
I've got a fiddle of gold against the stove to think I'm better to you. | ||
The voice of my name is Johnny and it might be a sin. | ||
The voice of my name is Johnny and it might be a sin. | ||
Heartbell is taking your calls in the Kingdom of Nye from east of the Rockies at 1-800-825-5033. | ||
West of the Rockies, including Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, and New Mexico, at 1-800-618-8255. | ||
First-time callers may reach Art at area code 702-727-1222. | ||
That's 702-727-1222. | ||
This is Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell. | ||
Now here again is Art. | ||
Okay, this is from Pam in Anchorage, Alaska, Art. | ||
This is my story. | ||
It's a true one. | ||
I was a young 24-year-old stationed at Whitman Air Force Base in Knob Noster, Missouri. | ||
I hope I got that right. | ||
I was living in an old house that had been remodeled. | ||
The house about 150 years old. | ||
Now, I'd been living there for about three months when one night I woke up because of a terrible stench. | ||
It permeated the entire house. | ||
The smell, a combination of dirt, rot, and alcohol. | ||
It was so bad that it woke me up out of a deep sleep. | ||
I got up, went throughout the house to try to find the source, couldn't find a thing. | ||
Next night, again awakened, the same smell. | ||
This time, I went across the hall to my roommate's bedroom and woke her up. | ||
She woke up asking what the awful smell was. | ||
So it confirmed in my mind I wasn't dreaming. | ||
The third night, again awakened by the smell, but this time an old man was sitting at the foot of my bed. | ||
He had distinct features, but he was transparent. | ||
He smelled of rot, dirt, and alcohol. | ||
He just sat there. | ||
I was so startled, I sat up in bed, afraid to move for hours until daylight. | ||
I went to work the next day, exhausted because of the lack of sleep. | ||
I worked with a woman whose father owned a house that I lived in. | ||
And so I described the old man to her that I'd seen at the foot of my bed. | ||
I told her about the awful smell of dirt and alcohol. | ||
She had a strange look on her face as I described it all. | ||
She began to tell me about the couple who'd owned the house before her father. | ||
They were an elderly couple married for 50 years. | ||
The woman got sick and he took care of her until she died in the house that I am now living in. | ||
The old man became so lonely and distraught that he began to drink, never leaving the house. | ||
They found the old man dead. | ||
He died in what was my bedroom. | ||
This, of course, disturbed me. | ||
I had to do something about it because I was not getting any sleep. | ||
That night, I resolved to take care of the problem. | ||
Again, I was awakened by the smell. | ||
There he was at the foot of my bed again. | ||
So I looked at him. | ||
I told him I wasn't afraid of him. | ||
I told him he was dead and this was not his home anymore. | ||
It's mine. | ||
I told him I was taking very good care of his old house and that he needed to leave me alone and go away. | ||
He just looked sad, stared at me for a moment or so, and disappeared before my eyes. | ||
He never came back again, and neither did the smell of it. | ||
Art, it really happened. | ||
West of the Rockies, you are on the air. | ||
Hi. | ||
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Hi, Art. | |
This is Tish up in Santa Way, Washington. | ||
Hi, Tish. | ||
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And I've got a story for you. | |
All right. | ||
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I had a 97-year-old aunt two years ago died. | |
And the funny thing was, is before she died, we were called up to the hospital that morning. | ||
They said, oh, she wasn't going to live. | ||
So we all went up there. | ||
Sure. | ||
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We all sat around. | |
And, of course, she didn't pass on. | ||
She kept saying, this is Saturday night. | ||
You don't die until Sunday. | ||
So we're all sitting there all real nervous. | ||
And everybody says, well, you, your brother, and your husband, I'll stay behind. | ||
And when she gets ready for that point in time, you come get us. | ||
Before going out the door, they had taken her wedding ring off, which her husband had made just out of a tube piping. | ||
And they'd been married a great many years, you know, Christian people. | ||
Sure. | ||
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So they left, and pretty soon the nurse came in, and I usually went over during the day and did my aunt's hair. | |
And this night I laid next to the bed. | ||
My brother was reading a passage as I lay beside Stillwaters. | ||
And I looked down at her and I said, you know, this is a hell of a way not to get your hair combed. | ||
And she looked over at me and she drew in this breath. | ||
And you have a vein, a jicular vein that goes up and down during your breathing process. | ||
It had stopped. | ||
And I looked at her and I said, I can't believe this. | ||
You just died on me. | ||
So I looked over at my husband. | ||
I was really upset. | ||
My family came in. | ||
And I was distraught Over the fact that they had taken her jewelry off of her before she had died, especially the ring. | ||
It didn't mean anything. | ||
Went downstairs with my husband, cried hysterically, went back upstairs. | ||
I wear gold rings on my fingers. | ||
I looked down, and the ring that they had taken off her finger was off my finger. | ||
It was gone. | ||
My ring had disappeared. | ||
And I'm checking all over the place. | ||
I couldn't find it. | ||
So that night we went home and we had located it. | ||
That night we went home, went to bed. | ||
Next day got up, was gone. | ||
Had a dream that my family was trying to take my jewelry. | ||
So of course I had swallowed the ring. | ||
So obviously I'm never going to get this ring back. | ||
Next day, you know, they're setting up for the funeral and they said, well, you know, we're going to bury her. | ||
And I felt very bad that they had taken the ring in the first place. | ||
Yes, of course. | ||
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I had taken another ring from out of my jewelry box and I placed it into her pocket, which at the grave, when we got ready to bury her, ended up in her hands. | |
Nobody knew how it got there. | ||
And once their hands are together, they're stiffened. | ||
I can't explain it, but they're very hard. | ||
You cannot pull them apart. | ||
The ring was in between her fingers. | ||
Oh, my. | ||
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How would you like the wake-up or something like that? | |
Ha ha ha. | ||
No, thank you, but I appreciate the story. | ||
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You're welcome. | |
One thing before I go. | ||
Yes. | ||
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My husband says, you know that guy that was on the about the submarine? | |
Oh, yes. | ||
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He said, have you ever seen Christian and Ty? | |
Oh, yes, of course. | ||
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The two stories match very closely, have they? | |
Well, similar but different. | ||
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Yeah, my husband just, he's too chicken to call you. | |
We love you to death, and we take you all over the world. | ||
Have a good night. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Take care. | ||
Oh, that was quite a story. | ||
Obviously, that woman had to have that ring. | ||
Understandable. | ||
I wonder why. | ||
I wonder why after death we seem to complete things that are uncompleted in life. | ||
Last acts. | ||
First time caller line, you're on the air. | ||
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Hi. | |
Well, hi there. | ||
This is Janice, and I'm from Oroville, California. | ||
Hi, Janice. | ||
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And this story happened quite a few years ago when my family was living in Miami. | |
One day, my mother, I have to back up to say that she was quite the psychic. | ||
And one day my brother was preparing to go frogging in the Everglades during that night. | ||
And she begged him not to go. | ||
She said, please don't go. | ||
Please don't go. | ||
You can't go. | ||
And he said, what's the matter, Mom? | ||
And she says, there's going to be a plane crash. | ||
Oh, my. | ||
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And he was not as much of a believer in my mother's powers as I was, of course. | |
And when his friend came to pick him up to go frogging, she also begged him, please don't go out. | ||
There's going to be a terrible plane crash. | ||
And sure enough, there was. | ||
This was the very famous flight, I believe it was Flight 410 that crashed in the Everglades many, many, many years ago. | ||
Oh my, yes, I recall that. | ||
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And as you will recall then, if you're familiar with that one, it is a haunted airliner. | |
Actually, airliners of the same airline are haunted by. | ||
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Exactly. | |
Well, this even goes on that it became a book. | ||
And then later on, my father was hospitalized. | ||
And he had a very nice crew taking care of him there in the hospital in Miami. | ||
And my mother had mentioned to the one nurse, are you going to be on tomorrow as well? | ||
And she says, oh, no, tomorrow's a big day. | ||
She says, we have all the family coming over. | ||
We've rented a large TV. | ||
They're premiering the movie of the ghost of flight. | ||
I believe it was 410. | ||
And 401. | ||
Yeah, I think you're right. | ||
I think it was 401. | ||
And she said, you know, it was my dad was on that crew. | ||
Well, look, I can add to this. | ||
I can tell you, I have friends in the airline industry, and they will not talk because, you know, it's a good way to end a career. | ||
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Oh, yeah. | |
But they tell me there is no question about it. | ||
Stu's and crews, pilots, co-pilots, have reported seeing crew members from that flight on flights, and this has been going on not told generally outside the airlines now for years. | ||
Eventually, when some of these people retire, we'll get the stories. | ||
I know some of them, but I promised. | ||
It is definitely going on. | ||
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What I have heard about that, when they recovered certain parts and put them into other airlines to recycle different parts that were salvageable, that any plane that received parts from that flight ended up with crew members of the downed plane on it. | |
Well, I don't have any comment on that, but I thank you for the story, and I can verify without giving details that crew members of that flight have indeed been showing up on current flights. | ||
The following comes from somebody who calls himself Bum in Sitka, Alaska. | ||
Dear Art, I thought I'd fax you an experience my family had when my father passed away in 1992. | ||
The Alaska native way is to have a 40-day party for the deceased. | ||
You prepare their favorite food, drinks, and so forth. | ||
My family was cooking turkey and seafood. | ||
Approximately, there were about 15 people present. | ||
When the root beer came down the stairs, leading into the kitchen, looked as if someone was carrying a single six-pack. | ||
Just as suddenly as it occurred, it stopped on the bottom of the stairs. | ||
This, folks, is the root beer coming down by itself. | ||
We still have things occurring, like kitchen cabinet doors opening, as if someone is getting cut down, doors opening, closing, footsteps, just the feeling of being close to someone. | ||
We're not scared by it, but we believe and understand my dad is still taking care of us. | ||
Enjoy listening to you. | ||
A true story. | ||
East of the Rockies, you're on the air. | ||
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Hello. | |
Hello, hello. | ||
Hello? | ||
Yes. | ||
Ah, you're talking to me now. | ||
I've been listening to you talk to the other people. | ||
That's true. | ||
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That's very interesting. | |
Where are you? | ||
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Lynchburg, Virginia. | |
Lynchburg, Virginia. | ||
Okay, go right ahead. | ||
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Well, the story I've got got me to thinking all these years about the energies involved in life and death processes because I saw a newly formed ghost. | |
And I had a partner with me that saw it also. | ||
I was a respiratory therapist working in big city hospitals in Houston, Texas at the time. | ||
And we were on the Code Blue team. | ||
We saw a lot of deaths, I'm afraid. | ||
Sure. | ||
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Sorry to say. | |
And this one night, this gentleman came in. | ||
He was in his late 60s, early 70s. | ||
He was very tall, very distinct-looking fellow, wearing blue jeans and a black and red plaid shirt. | ||
So, I mean, he was going to stand out in the crowd. | ||
And he had a handful of heart attack. | ||
And we were in there doing CPR on him. | ||
And after about 45 minutes, the physicians in charge called it. | ||
And my partner and I were cleaning, the tubing, and all the paraphernalia we used to resuscitate someone off. | ||
And we were going out into the hallway of the emergency room, and we looked down into the lobby where about 20 to 30 members of his family had come, and the doctors were explaining why he had died. | ||
And when we looked down there, I guess the lighting was just right or something, we could see this guy who just died standing there, waving his hands in front of the faces of all his family members. | ||
He's going from one to the other trying to get them to see him. | ||
You could see him mouthing the words. | ||
If you could read the lips a little bit, you could see him mouthing the words like, what's the matter with you all? | ||
Why are you all crying? | ||
It's like he didn't know he was dead. | ||
And you could clearly see he was still in that ghostly see-through kind of image. | ||
He was still wearing the clothes that he was still laying in their dead in. | ||
So that makes you start thinking about ghost clothing. | ||
How could you handle that? | ||
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Well, I just puzzled over it. | |
My little lab partner was a smoker, and she freaked out and lit a cigarette, and she's still so freaked out she lit a second cigarette, not realizing she still had the first one with it. | ||
I can relate to that. | ||
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You need to quit smoking. | |
I know. | ||
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It's bad for you. | |
I know, all right. | ||
I know. | ||
I'll be waving at my relatives with a cigarette in my hand. | ||
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I'm here, I'm here, I'm here. | |
All right, thank you. | ||
Take care. | ||
That bothers me. | ||
And I've heard so many stories like that. | ||
People who don't seem to understand that they've died. | ||
It doesn't seem to have registered on them that they've died. | ||
Consider how frantic you would be. | ||
You're dead, but you don't know it. | ||
You're translucent and cannot be seen except perhaps by a few. | ||
Emergency medical workers, doctors, nurses. | ||
And I wonder if you finally get to disappear when you realize you're dead. | ||
Dog Hardline, you're on the air. | ||
Hello. | ||
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Hello, Arch. | |
Yes, hi. | ||
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Yes, hi. | |
This is Helen from Chicago. | ||
Hi, Helen. | ||
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Yeah. | |
Well, my husband died quite a few years ago. | ||
And then about two years after he was gone, I was watching TV one night. | ||
And I was laying on a couch in my front room. | ||
And my dog was by my feet. | ||
And he seemed to be asleep. | ||
And my husband knew this dog when he was living. | ||
And suddenly my dog sat up. | ||
He slowly got off the couch. | ||
And he sat down in front of this chair next to the couch where my husband always sat. | ||
And he started to wag his tail. | ||
And then he stood up and he put his paws on the chair and his tail was still wagging. | ||
And his head went down a little bit and his ears went back and he looked like he was being petted. | ||
Oh boy. | ||
Oh boy. | ||
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And I slowly sat up. | |
This went on for, I'm watching my dog for about five minutes. | ||
Then I slowly sat up and I softly said to my husband, I assumed it was him, I said, Johnny, if that's you, I'm very happy that you're here and I love you. | ||
Then my, after another minute then my dog got off from the chair and he lay down by the chair and he was looking in the kitchen with his ears perked up and his head was going from side to side like my husband was in the kitchen and he's watching him walk around. | ||
And I was really happy. | ||
That's kind of spooky, but I wasn't afraid. | ||
I was happy. | ||
I was sure that my husband was here. | ||
Well, he probably was. | ||
I believe these things occur. | ||
Yeah. | ||
I really appreciate your call. | ||
Thank you so much. | ||
Take care. | ||
There you go. | ||
I believe that, and I, of course, mentioned cats earlier, but I believe that our animals see things we don't. | ||
I rather suspect we see things they don't. | ||
But I think they have a unique ability to sense or feel or see. | ||
I'm not sure which, because I don't really know. | ||
But they feel things and know things and perhaps see things that we don't and can't. | ||
And so that lady story makes a whole lot of sense to me. | ||
All right. | ||
I think we're going to end it here for tonight with regard to Ghost to Ghost AM. | ||
And we are going to continue tomorrow evening. | ||
The lines continue to ring relentlessly off the hook. | ||
So I know there are many, many more of you with similar stories. | ||
And this year, because of the fact that Halloween is actually on Friday, All Hallows Day today, it will continue to be All Hallows Day as I come on the air in some time zones for Friday night, Saturday morning. | ||
So if you didn't get in, don't despair. | ||
We are going to continue this to some degree tomorrow night. | ||
And again, I say to you what I said earlier, as you listen through the evening, some stories better than others, but the majority certainly convincing. | ||
Collectively, I find it nearly impossible to ignore the evidence that there is something certainly very significant that lies beyond this very simple and short, cosmically very short existence, mortal existence, we have on earth. | ||
And it is programs like this, if you listen carefully to them, that will convince you. | ||
At any rate, it has, as always, been interesting, and I invite you back tomorrow night for more if you have the intestinal fortitude for it. | ||
So that's it for tonight from the high desert. | ||
I'm Art Bell. |