Gettysburg Ghost

Spooked

KQED and Snap Studios

Chiller, Performing Arts, Ghosts, Society & Culture, Halloween, Thriller, Paranormal, Spooky, Supernatural, Personal Journals, Leisure, Arts, Horror, Fall, Mystery, Wonder, Adventure, Scary, Culture

4.6 • 15.9K Ratings

🗓️ 17 January 2025

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

Every season, we say the same thing: don’t taunt ghosts. Don’t make fun of them, don’t tease them, and whatever you do, don’t make a joke about bringing them home with you, because they might just end up making your life a waking nightmare.

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0:00.0	Hickory-Dickory Doc.
0:06.0	A boy picked up a rock.
0:09.0	His friend could see no place to flee.
0:13.0	Hickory, Dickery, Doc.
0:22.6	You arrived at Spooke. You've arrived at Spoon.
0:29.6	Stay tuned. Fifth grade, Mount Pleasant Michigan, every day I walk to school.
0:54.7	Every day, same route with my buddy, Danny Walters.
0:57.7	And every day, we're late.
1:00.7	Even on the rare days, we're not late.
1:03.3	We cut through several backyards to get to Fancher Elementary.
1:07.9	Everyone did it.
1:08.9	A kid super highway.
1:12.3	And every day, running through the Peterson's
1:15.0	backyard, I see their Doberman mutt mix, Rusty,
1:18.8	tied to a tree.
1:21.0	And Rusty had a reputation.
1:22.8	Big dog, mean dog, whatever.
1:25.0	Whatever. I like dogs.
1:26.9	And Rusty was never mean to me
1:29.5	Just don't surprise him approach him slowly slowly
1:35.3	Palm out he'd sniff but my hand even let me pet him. Good boy!
1:48.6	Good boy like every other dog in any other backyard.
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