Welcome back to another episode of Heart's Arts Pounding. It's me. Hello, your host, Kaelin Moore. Today, I have a treat for you guys because I had some friends come join me here at the RDS headquarters. The last time I hung out was Sabrina and Corinne. We stayed at the most haunted Airbnb in Salem, Massachusetts. I hope you guys have watched that episode. I'm going to

link it in the description. But today, we wanted to read through some of the scariest ghost stories

that we found recently during our research for some of our other episodes. You can check out

Sabrina and Corinne on their podcast, Two Girls, One Ghost, or on the new Crime House show, Crimes of.

And quickly, before we get back into it, if you're interested in joining in on our book club chat to talk about riley sager's the only one left we're going to be meeting on february 27th at 12 p.m pacific to join you can sign up for any tier on patreon that's including the free tier and join our live chat. This book is awesome.

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What happens when an end-of-life caregiver works with a woman who is ready to tell the real story

of what happened to her family, who everyone believes she killed all those years ago?

Our dear listener, Samantha, is going to help us out with

the chat, so a huge thanks to her. But all right, for now, let's get into these stories with

Sabrina and Corinne. Sabrina and Corinne, welcome back to Hearts Pounding. Thank you. We're so

excited to be here. I know, this is the best. I am a little bummed that we're not doing it inside of a haunted house this time. I don't know. Everyone listening last year when we did our collaboration episode, we rented like truly the most haunted Airbnb in all of Salem, Massachusetts. And had a ghost hunt and made contact with a ghost. And solved a mystery. And solved a mystery. Yes, that was so fun. That was probably the most fun I had recording an episode last year. I know. That was wild. I think about that all the time. I truly could go do investigations all day, every day. It's my favorite thing in the world. We've gone back to the mansion a few times since then. But like,

nothing like what we experienced with you. Yeah. Have you done any other haunted locations for

episodes this year? We went to the Witchboard Museum. Is that this year? That was right after,

I think that was right after we did the investigation with you, Caitlin. What's that one? The Witchboard? Yeah. So it's in Salem, it's this, it's a shop that you can go into, but it's really a museum, but it's this guy who's collected like thousands of Ouichie boards. And this is just like a portion of his collection. Like his personal collection. Yeah. They're all on display. You can walk in. There's a community Ouija board there. Which we used. We did. We went overnight. We were the very first people to ever do an investigation there. Whoa. We used the community Ouji board that everyone else has touched. And it was just, yeah, it was kind of spooky.

It's like in the heart of Salem, it was pretty quiet.

Like I feel like none of the boards themselves, if they were haunted, the entities didn't communicate with us.

I feel like whatever was there.

It was something passing through. I do know of one haunted board that he has at that museum, the one where did you hear the story?

I can't remember what the girl's name was.

This was back in maybe the 1920s where the mom and the daughter were playing.

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