What's up everybody, welcome back to another episode of the Lights Out Podcast.

I'm your host Josh, in the studio I'm joined by my co-host Austin.

Yo, how's it going man?

And behind the scenes we got Daniel, who is mute today because he literally lost his

voice.

Today we're going to be covering the murder of Carrie Ann Jopick.

And what's especially interesting about her case is that it was a cold case for nearly 30 years

before her killer actually confessed to her murder.

And when he did, he said the reason for doing so was because he was haunted by her.

And it just got to a point where he couldn't take it anymore and he had to get it off his

chest or so he says.

So it's interesting because I've always wondered about killers, especially those that murder

multiple individuals were talking serial killers.

And if in prison are they haunted by not only the memories of what they did, but by the

actual victims themselves.

And obviously this is kind of a controversial point of view of like our people actually

haunting other people when they're murdered.

But I think it's something you have to consider because when you look at paranormal hauntings,

when you look at places where these events happen oftentimes there's paranormal activity

that's reported there because of these violent acts that were committed.

And you know, whatever that is is another thing, whether it's residual energy from that,

you know, that exchange between those two humans or in fact, in fact, that person's soul

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