Some hauntings linger in the strangest ways, sending messages through experiences, mirrors, and dreams.In this episode of That Sounds Terrifying, Nick shares a chilling reminder of why you should never make your own Ouija board and a story about a breakfast you’ll never forget, even if it leaves you hungry for answers. Jess recounts a personal encounter from an open house that took an unexpected paranormal turn, suggesting that even the most devoted spirits sometimes struggle to move on.

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The That Sounds Terrifying Podcast:

That Sounds Terrifying is a podcast for people interested in the paranormal. Whether it’s hearing scary stories, sharing odd happenings, or even hearing different ideologies on such things. Join Jess and Nick as they discuss how the world is much stranger than it seems and explore the unknown which can be, well… terrifying.

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