I turned to it and I said, what do you want? And I took a step forward and it rushes at me.

Earlier this year, we published a story called Dead End Apartments. There was a part where

Haley mentioned a type of

urban legend or rumor, where kids had found skeletal remains and thinking it was a prop or something,

they dragged it around the area scaring each other. But we found the article that details it,

and it's linked in the description. We're also releasing an extended cut version of her story right now.

My name is Edwin, and here is Haley's true, scary story.

Way back in 2010, my sister was newly engaged.

I was living with her in a little house in central Oklahoma.

Her fiance moved in.

I knew I didn't want to cramp their style.

I didn't want to be the third

wheel in their house. So I packed up and moved out.

I found this apartment. It was all bills paid, very spacious, but the address was kind of weird.

It was on the east side of the town, which is kind of a shady part of town anyway.

And I just didn't recognize it. I was looking at where it was and it didn't make any sense.

I gave the apartment manager a call and she was brand new, the area, and her and some other people had renovated the apartment complex.

I went and toured it.

I'll never forget going through the neighborhood, and I was like the east side was kind of shady and had its own infamous stories with it, different things, creepy things that happened there.

The way this town is, apartment complexes, they were usually by a highway or by a main road.

It just didn't make any sense. But I followed the directions. I went through this neighborhood, well into this neighborhood.

And I remember seeing that the direction said, there's a dead end sign, but keep going.

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