It's that feeling when the energy and the room shifts, when the air gets sucked out of

a moment and everything starts to feel wrong.

It's the instinct between fight or flight.

When your brain is trying to make sense of what it's seeing, it's when your heart starts

to understand.

Welcome to Heart Starts Pounding.

I'm your host, Kaelin Moore.

It probably comes as no surprise to you, but the ground under your feet right now is millions

of years old.

Though thousands of people have stood in the spot you're standing, we have limited

ways to know what those people were doing.

Much of our history beyond the last few hundred years has been wiped clean.

We're left with few clues, incomplete timelines, and sometimes a poor cultural understanding

to try and piece together the puzzle of the past.

But as we've talked about before on this podcast, sometimes the past won't let you forget it.

Just because you don't remember something doesn't mean the echoes of history haven't

tethered themselves to the location, pulling you in directions beyond your control,

beckoning you to the woods.

Today, we're hearing from someone who's ghostly sighting might be the result of something

we may never understand.

Okay, Leo, to get started, I want to ask you a question.

How haunted is Connecticut?

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