Audio Stories With J. B. Simien

Two True Paranormal Mysteries In this episode, I present two true paranormal mysteries that I found in old New Papers. The Pittsburgh Press Aug 22, 1905 “Haunted Tunnel” Where Trainmen Hear Agonized Groans and Strange Noises. The people living along the rail line of the Clinch Valley Extension of the Norfolk and Western Railway in Southwest Virginia are upset over the manifestations in the Big Bull Tunnel. About two weeks ago a train crew made a careful investigation of the tunnel. The Quebec Saturday Budget Dec 18, 1886 “A Haunted Ship” Strange Sounds and Alleged sights in a Murdered First Mate’s Cabin.Stories persist to this day that the Squando has been seen emerging from the fog, as a phantom ship, in the San Francisco Bay. If you all have a comment on any of the experiences shared or you want to share a paranormal experience, please email me at feedback@theaudiostories.com.

Sometimes supernatural forces help us. In this episode, we learn how. Two stories offered by anonymous community members. "The Voice." A disembodied voice helps a soldier in need. "Hi, Hi, Hi." From a past episode. An Army Patrol encounters BigFoot. You can find us at https://www.TheAudioStories.Com.

In this episode we take a look at the 1945 Christmas mystery of the five missing Sodder children in Did They Go Up in Smoke? Then we narrate six personal experience with ghost at Christmas from Community members; The First Sleep Over by Gene T., Mabey It Was Jam-me by Wendy M., The Christmas Travelers by Craig F., Ouija Board for Christmas by Julie C., The Things Kids Say by Mike M., and The In-Laws House Alicia W. Finally we end this episode with a humorous Victorian Ghost Story The Water Ghost of Harrowby Hall.Visit Audio Stories of the Paranormal https://www.TheAudioStories.com

In 1883, Henry Ziegland broke off a relationship with his girlfriend. Out of distress, she committed suicide. The girl’s brother was so enraged that he shot Ziegland. Believing he had killed him, he then turned his gun on himself and committed suicide. However, Ziegland was not dead. The bullet only grazed his face and lodged in a nearby tree. In his dreams, Ziegland frequently encountered her brother who swore that he would kill him yet. Some years later, Ziegland decided to cut down the tree that has stopped the bullet. Unusually, he decided to blow it up using dynamite. The resulting explosion propelled the bullet from that fallen tree into Ziegland’s head (killing him). Could this be paranormal?The theme for this episode is it could be paranormal. Visit: www.TheAudioStories.comCheck ASP on Dave Jackson’s www.PodcastRodeoShow.comThe stories for this episodeA Haunted Highway from John K.Two Spells to Improve Your Love LifeThe Floating Dead from Private MemberLincoln’s Ghost More White House Ghosts

A man who took a room in a large hotel in Las Vegas. In the bathroom, he turned on the shower. The steam coming off the hot water fogged up his bathroom mirror. Before he stepped into his shower, he wrote a question on the mirror. When he stepped out of the shower, he found an unexpected reply written on the mirror next to his question. He asked, “Is this room haunted?” The answer “Yes!” Thank you for joining us for three-member stories of ghosts in the bathroom. I think you will enjoy it! The first story is The Lady in the Bathroom from community member Kim W. The second story is The Door Was Locked from community member Wendy H.The final story is Sleep Over in a Haunted B&B by community member Angie T.Visit the Audio Stories of the Paranormal Website https://www.TheAudioStories.com

In this episode, we examine eight of unexplained paranormal incidents from community members.Visit Audio Stories of the Paranormal Here: https://www.theaudiostories.comShare your paranormal story at feedback@theaudiostories.com. Thank you to all the community members who contributed to this episode.I Wasn’t Scared Then But I am now from John B. A New Friend from Cynthia T.The Dumping Ground from Tracy W.Scratching at My Door from Sam M. The Painting Changes from Felix A.An Embarrassing Story from Gina C.The Phone Call from Harry W.The Field Trip from Mavis T.

Is it possible that the power of belief has enough creative strength to will ghosts into existence? Through five community member stories, we explore that theme.The Audio Stories of the Paranormal Website LinkHttps://www.TheAudioStories.ComThe Audio Stories of the Paranormal Merch Store Linkhttps://teespring.com/stores/theaudiostoriescomThe Audio Stories of the Paranormal Music for this episode:Aretes by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100325Artist: http://incompetech.com/Arms of Heaven

If you believe that ghosts are the departed souls of once living people who have survived death and now live in another dimension connected with our own, then you are not alone. Our community member writes this, in the two years that I worked at the Palace Movie Theater, I found ghosts, unexplained happenings and I died at least once. I am a believer, my story is below and this is something you all should know.The experience “Memories of a Haunted Movie House” is courtesy of community member Wade Grayson.Please visit us at www.TheAudioStories.com to hear more stories or to visit the Merchandise Store.You can contact us or leave feedback at feedback@TheAudioStories.Com The show music is:White River by Aakash Gandhi courtesy of YouTube Free MusicThere's Probably No Time by Chris Zabriskie is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)Source: http://chriszabriskie.com/uvp/Artist: http://chriszabriskie.com/Mesmerize by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a C

A few years ago, Angie Weston purchased some items from an estate sale. This experience was found in an old diary she discovered among the purchases. It is a confession that tells how two young boys learned to summon the dead. "How We Summon the Dead" is courtisy of Angie Weston Visit the Audio Stories of the Paranormal Website: https//www.TheAudioStories.ComThe music is Receding Blackout from JukeDeck.comMusic from Jukedeck - create your own at http://jukedeck.com

Welcome, to Audio Stories of the Paranormal. In this episode, we have five short paranormal experiences from our community members. Didn’t You Hear the Noise? from Pam Johnson It Wasn’t Us from Mike Thompson She Sleep Talks from Cynthia Phiri The Traffic Stop is from Doug Kaawa He Was Already Dead When I Moved In from Fred Bowie Please share the Audio Stories of the paranormal podcast with you family members, friends and associates. They can find this podcast at www.TheAudioStories.com. The music is Careless Prose by Jukedeck.comMusic from Jukedeck - create your own at http://jukedeck.com

Seven short Halloween experiences from community members.The Music is called "Grass" from YouTube Music

Whenever she came home for a visit and played the piano, she shared a quite conspiratorial smile with her mother. The paranormal incident between them (their secret) made them feel connected and they didn’t want others intruding on that memory..The music is Shoreditch Princess from JukeDeck.comMusic from Jukedeck - create your own at http://jukedeck.comVisit us at: https//www.TheAudioStories.ComEmail your story to mystory@theaudiostories.comMusic from Jukedeck - create your own at http://jukedeck.com

My mother use to say, “Those ghosts can’t hurt you but they can sure make you hurt yourself." I discovered that she was only partially correct.Visit the Audio Stories of the Paranormal Merchandise Storehttps://teespring.com/stores/theaudiostoriescomhttps://www.theaudiostories.comMusic from Jukedeck - create your own at http://jukedeck.com

My mother told me, “Ghosts can’t hurt you but they can sure make you hurt yourself." I discovered that she was only partially correct. They can hurt you very badly!Visit the Audio Stories of the Paranormal Merchandise Storehttps://teespring.com/stores/theaudiostoriescomhttps://www.theaudiostories.comMusic from Jukedeck - create your own at http://jukedeck.com

This is a childhood paranormal experience from listener Karen King of New Orleans, Louisiana called My Summer Paranormal Vacation. The background music is called Viennese Memories. It is from jukedeck.comMusic from Jukedeck - create your own at http://jukedeck.comPlease visit us at https://www.theaudiostories.com

Some maintain to this day that she is a living child, that you may see sweet Lucy Gray, upon the lonesome Wild. The poem "Lucy Gray" was written by William Wordsworth in 1799. The poem is attributed to Wordsworth sister's memory of an incident in Halifax. A little girl was lost in a snow storm. Her footsteps were traced by her parents to the middle of the lock on a canal (where they disappeared). The child was never found.Music from Jukedeck - create your own at http://jukedeck.com

Please, learn from my foolishness.Music from Jukedeck - create your own at http://jukedeck.com

If you were cured, then you would pay five dollars per day, for the previous thirty days, and five dollars for each day that you subscribed to the list. You could end your subscription at any time. She knew it was a scam. However, since she wouldn’t have to pay any money (ever) what could it harm?Music from Jukedeck - create your own at http://jukedeck.com

I told them that I would not paint my door with blood. I had Jesus to protect me. I convinced three other families in the village to forgo the ritual and trust in the power of the lord. The village leadership was not pleased. I didn’t care, I was going to show them the foolishness of their pagan beliefs.Music from Jukedeck - create your own at http://jukedeck.com

Without proof, how do we know that our memories are from our past reality and not invented? Over a lifetime, isn’t likely that our memories become a mixture of verifiable facts and false recollections? Could it also be that we remember things that once existed but no longer exist on the present timeline?Music from Jukedeck - create your own at http://jukedeck.com