Real ghost stories from real people.

This is Into the Paranormal with Tony Bruske.

There's a strange kind of curiosity that drives us to peek behind the curtain of the unknown.

For some, it starts innocently, a fascination.

With the paranormal, a game played late at night.

But what if, in in seeking answers we open doors

that should have stayed closed? Tonight's story takes us to Oakwood Falls, a quiet suburban town

with a dark secret. A teenager drawn to the mysteries of the supernatural stumbles upon something

far more sinister than they ever imagined.

It starts with playful whispers, fleeting shadows, and unexplained movements, but soon

the line between the scene and the unseen begins to blur. Could this be the work of an

overactive imagination, or was something truly malevolent,

watching, waiting, and feeding off the fear it created?

This story challenges our understanding of faith, fear, and the unexplainable forces that may linger just out of sight.

Let's get to the letter.

They write, I lived in a house in Oakwood Falls, a small town

surrounded by quiet woods and rolling hills. I don't remember exactly if it was in 1994 or

1995, but I do know I was 14 or 15 years old. At that age, I was just like most teens, curious about the world, always looking for a thrill.

My friends and I had discovered Ouija boards.

To us, they were just a silly game, a way to scare each other late at night.

But for me, it became an obsession.

It started out harmless enough.

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