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See in store for T's and C's. On today's episode, we'll be talking about haunted houses, sleep paralysis, and The Hatman.

These stories and more on this edition of Paranormal Mysteries. Thank you for joining me and welcome. I am your host Nick Ryan and before we start today's episode I'd like to thank all of you for your support and your generosity and if you enjoy the show please consider following sharing and reviewing the podcast. This supports us by helping

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And if you'd like to share your paranormal encounter on the podcast, you can submit your story

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And all of these links can be found in the show notes.

And with all that in mind, our first listener's story comes to us from Adam. And Adam's story is called The Missing Hour. Adam says,

Hi Nick, thanks for the great podcast. It is one of the few things that truly helps a lot of people

to try and make sense of the unaccountable. I for one have had some truly bizarre

experiences throughout my lifetime. I am especially interested in the stories relating to

missing time as my own defining brush with the preternatural is intertwined

with this phenomenon. I'll try to make my story as concise as I am able with as much background information as possible regarding specific details related to the event.

I had a job teaching English in Nagoya, Japan to kindergarten children during 2014,

and I had a bit of a commute to get to work.

I had to take the subway several stops, transfer to a different line, and then take a bus a short distance, and the

last leg of the journey was a short 10-minute walk or so.

My usual routine was to take the subway to Hashagauka Station, where I would meet a coworker and we would ride

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