Tonight, I'll be concluding Lineco's Ghost Story, which involves multiple types of bizarre

occurrences, unexplained events, and much more.

Thank you for joining me and welcome. I'm your host, Nick Ryan. Before we start tonight's show,

I'd like to thank everyone for their continued support and generosity, and I appreciate each and

every one of you for listening. And now, let's continue with Part 2 of Lineco's cinematic Ghost Story,

and if you haven't already listened to Part 1, I recommend doing so before listening to tonight's

episode, and you can find a link to it in the show notes. Lineco says,

A week passed by, and we were back to another Tuesday. As usual, I couldn't sleep. I was

staring at the clock when the time passed on, when it hit 2 a.m., and I could hear voices again.

My heart sank. I remembered how I had heard that certain tragedies can be imprinted in time,

and can replay. I knew that this couldn't be the case, though, because it felt like these beings

knew that we were there, and would customize the event to us, and had a sentient feeling to them.

Once again, the tragedy replayed. I heard the laughter and giggles, the banging pipes, and the

laughter. The only difference was that the voices weren't as loud, in the faucet episode never

happened again. This would happen for the next four weeks or so, but became weaker with each

enactment to where you had to listen more carefully. What had become the true disturbance were the

voices and stomping that came from above. Every Tuesday night at 2 a.m., here we go again.

What in the hell is going on upstairs? It was by the fourth episode that the screaming above

seemed to have a rhythmic tone to it, and it was in tune with the stomping back and forth,

and would culminate where our ceiling light fell straight out of the ceiling,

breaking on top of us in bed while we were trying to sleep. This had gotten out of control.

I was so uncomfortable with Mike I didn't want to ask him about it, and Barbara was getting

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