Real ghost stories from real people. This is Into the Paranormal with Tony Bruske.

Imagine arriving at a spiritual retreat held in the ruins of a burned down school. The air is thick

with the scent of scorched wood and whispers of tragic deaths echo through its shadowy halls.

It's the kind of place where, even in daylight, the shadows seem to move just a little too

freely. For one group of visitors, what started as a night of prayer and reflection turned into

something far darker, a confrontation with forces they could not explain, nor escape.

Tonight we dive into a story where the boundaries of reality and the supernatural blur. A seemingly

ordinary woman takes a stand against a malevolent force, her resolve tested as those around her

crumble under its grip. Was it the power of her faith that

saved them? Or did something more sinister retreat waiting for another opportunity? This is not

just a ghost story. It's a tale of fear, faith, and the lingering question. What really happened? Let's get to the letter. They write,

Dear Tony, I've never been someone who believed in the supernatural. To me, ghost stories were just

that stories. But what I experienced one night in May 2006 changed everything. I haven't been

able to fully explain it. And maybe that's why I feel compelled

to share this with you. It started innocently enough. My friends and I decided to visit a spiritual

camp organized by a group we were loosely connected to. We didn't plan to stay long, just long enough

to see some familiar faces and join a group prayer.

The camp was held at an old school that had partially burned down years before.

They were in the middle of renovating it, but even with the repairs, the place felt heavy.

I didn't think much of it at the time, chalking up the unease to the eerie quiet of the rural location.

When we arrived, it was already late. The campers had been busy with activities all day, and most

of them looked drained. We had dinner together in the dimly lit cafeteria, and while everyone

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