I remember laying under my bed, terrified, for what felt like ours.

The sound of a dead weightfall of a human body tumbled down the hillside across from us and splashed violently into the water.

We had no idea if he still had the shotgun or not, so we were just hoping he didn't know where we were.

Listener discretion advised. shotgun or not, so we were just hoping he didn't know where we were.

Listener discretion advised.

Don't were just moments away from true tales of terror that will leave you breathless.

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Our first experience comes to us from Reddit user

She Makes Mistakes.

And we hear about her pulse pounding encounter on New Year's Eve, 1999.

Performing this experience is Tanya Eby.

Thank you. Performing this experience is Tanya Eby. When I was 13, the dawning of a new millennium took place on New Year's Eve.

While people were fearing the worst with a Y2K bug or out partying and drinking, I was home alone.

In 1996, my parents had split up, and from there they divorced, and my mother and I moved

across the country from Oregon to Tennessee with her best friend.

On the eve of the year 2000, I was home alone, and my mother was currently out of state.

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