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The Hello and welcome back to another episode of Scary.

If you are new here, my name is Will and each week I narrate your

real-life paranormal experiences as well as cover some famous paranormal cases along the way. And if you've

your own paranormal experience that you'd like me to narrate on the show, you can send it to

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But now, let's get into our next paranormal case.

In 1959, a lower island felt like the edge of the world.

It lay out in the far eastern reaches of Indonesia, part of a long chain of islands where dry hills rose sharply from deep

water and the sea could turn without warning. Even islands that looked close on a map could

feel far away in real life. Distance was not just about geography here. It was about time, weather and whether a journey could be made at all.

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