Thank you for joining me and welcome. I'm your host, Nick Ryan. Tonight's episode is brought to you by my newest supporters, Amanda and Michelle. Thank you so much for making the show possible.

2024 has been an interesting year for myself, my family, and the podcast. As usual, all of you

have continued to show me how much you appreciate the show, and many of you have shared your

deepest, darkest, and most personal experiences with me and the other listeners.

For that, I am truly grateful, and I really hope you know how much I appreciate each and every one of

you. Speaking of which, I'd like to extend birthday wishes to my friend and longtime listener, Sarah.

I hope you have a wonderful day. With that said, I hope the new year brings everyone good health, love, and prosperity,

and I will do my very best to bring you even more paranormal mysteries throughout the coming months.

In fact, I have several upcoming show topics that I think you'll find interesting.

And of course, for anyone that would like to share their unexplained experience, my door is always open. Now, as always, at the end of the year,

I like to showcase many of the listener experiences that stood out to me. This is always difficult

to do, because every experience that I receive is interesting in its own right. But there are those that are so unique, so heartwarming, or just downright chilling, that they stick with me.

And these are what I would like to bring to you tonight.

Let's begin.

Music This next experience comes to us from Jesse, and Jesse's story is called Poltergeist Fatal Attraction.

Jesse says,

Hi, Nick, I reside in Honolulu, Hawaii. I love listening to your podcast as I work graveyard

security for a residential tower. I have had quite a few paranormal experiences throughout my life,

and I'd like to share perhaps the most bizarre one with your audience. First, a little background.

I grew up mostly in a Catholic household in Hartford, Connecticut, but later in my teenage years, my parents converted to Christianity.

I joined the U.S. Navy out of high school to seek adventure, and fortunately I got stationed in Hawaii,

where I decided to stay after my four years was up.

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