#394 Mini Episode: The Deer

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4.8 • 3.8K Ratings

🗓️ 8 November 2024

⏱️ 27 minutes

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0:00.0	Ancestry is marking remembrance with free access to global military records until Wednesday.
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0:23.3	This remembrance honour their memory with ancestry.
0:27.9	Free Access M's 13th of November.
0:29.8	Thank you. Hello. Hello and welcome to mini episode number 394 of real life ghost stories, and I have three spooky stories for you today, and the last story comes from October the 1st, 24. And story number one comes from Shannon.
1:15.3	I'm the youngest of three siblings, older brother and older sister.
1:20.7	We have all kind of always loved the spooky things, horror movies, Halloween, etc.
1:24.7	We grew up and still live in the Midwest in the US.
1:28.8	I remember watching my first scary movie, Nightmare and Elm Street,
1:34.1	at five years old, with my brother and his friends. I remember playing Bloody Mary with my sister,
1:40.7	making our own Ouija boards out of paper. I'm still not sure why or how we did this,
1:47.0	going to graveyards in the middle of the night. All the silly and stupid things you could do as a kid. We were lucky to have a lot of family around us. However, my mom's family lived in Arkansas.
1:54.0	We loved going down to visit my grandma and my grandpa when we could, and they came up to visit when they could. My grandpa, dude Sloan, was so
2:03.6	special to me. He was huge, like a bear. I just remember him being so strong. I could hang on his
2:11.7	arm and he would lift me up and down. He taught me how to play checkers and rummy. Coffee and cookies were our special
2:19.9	treat together. I still can't drink coffee without cream in it because of him. When I was 13, my
2:26.4	grandpa had been struggling with his health and he passed away. He was the last of his four brothers.
2:32.4	He and his brothers were very tight-knit. They all lived in the
2:35.6	same town in Arkansas together and three of them, including my grandpa, lived about 20 to 30 feet
2:41.9	from each other, all in the same neighbourhood. The town actually changed the street they lived on
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