Hello and welcome to many episode 113 of Real Life Ghost Stories, and I have three

spooky stories for you today and the last story comes from the 29th of March 2021 and story

number one comes from Orzy and Little B. My son B sees a lot of odd things. When he was two we lived

in rural Nebraska. One afternoon he was lying on the living room couch, he was supposed to be napping,

and all of a sudden he sat up and stared at the window behind the couch. He then ran to our front

door and started crying and trying to shove his shoes on. I asked him what was wrong and he kept

telling me, man needs help and trying to open our door. I was looking out the door to try and see

if I could see anyone out there and asked him to point out the man because I couldn't see anyone

outside. He told me the man was on our screened in porch and had aways for eyes. He told me that the

man wanted in and begged me to help him. I was quietly freaking out at this point. I told him I

couldn't see the man so I could not help him and that the man would have to try another house.

Be sapped by the door of her about half an hour and then informed me that the man was gone.

Later that night after B was in bed I went out onto the porch to smoke. The minute I stepped out

the door I felt this awful heavy feeling. I felt hopeless and felt like someone was deeply angry

with me. I went back inside and called my mom crying. I ended up downloading an audio version of

the Bible and grabbing some sage and sitting out on the porch for several hours with sage burning

and sams playing. Absolutely positive my neighbors thought I was insane but it worked I think.

The energy eventually faded and being never said another word about the man with aways for eyes.

You know what's commendable about this story is the fact that B wanted to help this man

because I would not be wanting to help anybody who appeared on my porch with aways for eyes. I

know that probably makes me sound like a very cold and callous person but I've done this podcast

for three years. I know it can only end badly okay. What I like about this story is that it is

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