Real ghost stories from real people.

This is Into the Paranormal with Tony Brucey.

It was a quiet night like any other.

The sky was dark and a chill hung in the air as a group of friends made their way to a seemingly ordinary part of town.

But there are places where the ordinary hides the extraordinary,

where the walls whisper and the shadows shift in ways we can't understand.

What starts as a simple curiosity, a walk to investigate a long-forgotten building,

soon takes a terrifying turn into the unknown. A question arises, one that

will haunt them for years. Who lit the candle? Manak Biswas was no stranger to the tales that

circled the colony where he grew up, the stories of an abandoned building of footsteps and empty

hallways, and of a candle that burned every

night in a locked flat. For years, these were just rumors, fragments of a story that no one really

dared to investigate. But as Manick grew older, the pull of the mystery became too strong to

resist. The stories didn't just stay in the past. They followed him,

urging him to find out what really happened in that forgotten building, but sometimes curiosity

leads us down paths we wish we hadn't taken. As Maynock and his friends step into the shadows of

the past, they discover that some questions are better left unanswered.

Their journey leads them into a mystery that will not only test their courage,

but their very understanding of what's real and what's not.

Let's get to the letter they write,

Dear Tony, let me introduce myself to you all.

My name is Maine Eck Beiswas, and I lived in the quiet surroundings of New Bombay during my school days. Today, as I sit here, I'm writing to share something that

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