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A police officer watches a chair slide across a room. A family's mysterious visitor seems to answer when spoken to. In a Florida warehouse, ordinary souvenirs begin flying from the shelves.

And in each case, one question remains: What was moving them?

This week on Voices From The Attic, Terri and Andrew explore the strange and sometimes frightening world of poltergeists—from centuries-old folklore and the mischievous Old Jeffrey to the infamous Enfield, Seaford, and Miami cases.

They also share a personal experience with unexplained moving objects and explore an intriguing possibility: What if some poltergeist activity comes not from the dead, but from the emotions of the living?

Ghosts, tricks, psychokinesis, or something else entirely?

Sometimes the most frightening thing about a haunted house isn't what you see. It's what you hear moving when nobody is there.

And don't forget to join us LIVE on YouTube on Friday, October 30th at 7 p.m. (CST) for our live-streaming Halloween Eve Special! https://youtube.com/live/4jLz-X1VxBo?feature=share

New episodes released regularly.

Join Paranormal Mystery Author Terri Reid and researcher Andrew T. Reid as they explore ghosts, cryptids, alien encounters, and other unexplained mysteries.

If you'd like to share your opinion, thoughts, or your own paranormal experience with us, please contact us at vftattic@gmail.com.

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Dolls are supposed to be comforting. Familiar faces, childhood companions, and treasured keepsakes. So why do some become objects of fear?

Surrounded by antique dolls in a historic Illinois home, Terri and Andrew T. explore some of the world's most unsettling haunted doll legends.

From the infamous Annabelle and Mexico's mysterious Island of the Dolls to a porcelain figure that reportedly escaped a sealed box, these stories raise a disturbing question: what actually makes a doll haunted?

We also travel to Japan for the legend of Okiku, a doll whose supposedly growing hair hides a surprisingly heartbreaking story of childhood, loss, and remembrance.

Are these dolls connected to spirits, shaped by powerful memories, or transformed by generations of storytelling?

Join us as we explore the strange history, paranormal claims, and folklore behind the toys that refuse to be forgotten.

And perhaps keep an eye on the dolls behind us.

And join us on Halloween Eve for our special LIVE broadcast at 7 p.m. CST: https://youtube.com/live/4jLz-X1VxBo

New episodes released regularly.

Join Paranormal Mystery Author Terri Reid and researcher Andrew T. Reid as they explore ghosts, cryptids, alien encounters, and other unexplained mysteries.

If you'd like to share your opinion, thoughts, or your own paranormal experience with us, please contact us at vftattic@gmail.com.

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What if some houses aren't haunted because something terrible happened there—but because the people who loved them never wanted to leave?

Terri and Andrew record on location inside Freeport, Illinois's historic Taylor House, where Terri shares her own unexplained experiences along with strange stories from former museum staff: clocks that shouldn't work, footsteps with no footprints, unexplained scents, rattling doors, and a memorable paranormal investigation in the basement.

Then they venture beyond Bohemiana to two more Midwestern haunted houses: the infamous Sallie House in Atchison, Kansas, where the experiences may be better documented than the ghost's supposed identity, and Tinker Swiss Cottage in Rockford, Illinois, where visitors have reported mysterious women, disembodied voices, moving objects, and other unexpected guests.

Some houses hold history. Some hold memories. And some, perhaps, hold onto the people who once called them home.

New episodes released regularly.

Join Paranormal Mystery Author Terri Reid and researcher Andrew T. Reid as they explore ghosts, cryptids, alien encounters, and other unexplained mysteries.

If you'd like to share your opinion, thoughts, or your own paranormal experience with us, please contact us at vftattic@gmail.com.