Hello and welcome to mini episode 250 of Real Life Ghost Stories, as if, as

we have done 250 mini episodes. That is wild, and I have four spooky stories for you today,

and the last story comes from December 30th, 2022, and string number one comes from Mac.

I've loved the paranormal since I was a kid. I used to watch Hammer House of Horror on a Friday night.

I am part of a small paranormal group, black and white paranormal, who have just had our first

investigation at a small museum, or a f. Walton, just outside Grimsby. My first experience of the

paranormal was at my nance house, which was very creepy at the best of times. I was playing with my

train set on my own when I could hear heavy breathing. I wasn't scared, but I held my breath,

and I could still hear it. After a while I went and joined my mum and my auntie and told them

about it. They said not to worry, as it would have been my granddad who had died in that room before

I was born. He did have breathing problems prior to him passing. It didn't bother me at all,

and I've been into Ghost Tons ever since. I've seen feet outside the bedroom door, and a cigarette

coming up the stairs in the house. My favorite place I have investigated is Drayklo Tonnell's

in Kitter-Mister. I've had EVPs and herd footsteps following us down a corridor. The place is

awesome and absolutely pitch black. You could slap someone and they wouldn't know you were there.

I'm the skeptical one that always gets sent down dark corridors first. See here's the thing,

Mac, right? That's who I would like to be. If I was at a paranormal investigation, I would like to

think I'd be the one that'd be like, yeah, I'll go first, yeah, I'll go in that room, my own. Yeah,

I don't care. I don't mind. Inside, I would be screaming and crying and begging not to be made. Do

it. Because while I'm relatively skeptical, I'm also happy with never seeing anything paranormal

again. So pretty pleased to keep it that way. I love how your mum and your auntie were like,

so blasé, it's probably your granddad, he did die in that room, and he did have breathing

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