Tonight I'll be looking at some strange occurrences that happen after dark, a case involving an entity that follows a listener throughout

his life, a house that seems to be haunted by a loved one's spirit, and a beach in South Carolina that has more than its fair share of high strangeness. Welcome once again and thank you for being here. I'm your host, Nick Ryan.

Tonight's episode is brought to you by my newest supporters, Caroline and Rodrigo. Thank you for making the show possible. Tonight's first encounter comes to us from Ashley, and Ashley's story is called Strange Happenings at Night Lately.

Ashley says,

Hey Nick, I've got something very strange happening to me at night,

and I really don't have anyone to talk it over with that won't think I'm completely crazy

So I'm turning to you and my paranormal mysteries family

This has been going on for quite a while, but I've really begun to pay close attention to it in the past week or so.

Sometimes at night when I'm falling asleep and I'm to the point of twilight, almost completely asleep, but I still have a small amount of consciousness.

I'm hearing something from almost like a radio or a transmitter.

It's a very monotone voice, and it's saying what I'm doing. For instance, it'll say,

okay, she's almost sleeping. She's almost there.

Other times I'll hear the voice talking, but I can't really remember what it was saying when I fully wake up.

Sometimes it'll be a lot of voices in the background, almost like a party, and then other times I'll hear songs from my childhood.

One of the most popular is a song from Mary Poppins when she's singing about Tuppins.

This song always comforted me as a child.

What's also strange is that there's been times that I can remember as far back

as my teenage years when I'd wake up and hear this song playing. I don't know if it's under

the same circumstances as now or if it's just coincidence. Now when I hear

this happen I panic and I jump up. When I do that my entire body is tingling and

it doesn't stop tingling for a few minutes. I've tried to begin

paying closer attention to my surroundings to make sense of this. Since doing that, I'm

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