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I didn't know what was wrong, but I knew it was bad because I heard fear in his voice

for the first time ever.

I stand up and go to look down the hallway, ready to fight off whatever I'm assuming

is a shadow monster in the hallway,

based on how the dogs are acting, but then I hear it.

Knock, knock, knock.

A narcissist in power is truly one of the scariest and most dangerous persons you can imagine.

From Disturbed Media, join your host Chad for true tales of horror, bizarre happenings, and unexplainable events.

This is Disturbed. Welcome to the Welcome back in everyone and thanks for joining me.

This week I'm bringing you three true horrifying tales that will keep you looking over your shoulder.

So sit back and listen close as we dive into the horror. We open the

show hearing from Reddit user Liquid Penchamber, featuring voice work by Matt Bradford.

And we're left with a terrifying message.

This happened to me when I was about 10 years old, but even now as an adult to my 30s, I remember it like it was yesterday.

My parents had taken my sister and I out to a movie,

and then to get ice cream in celebration of my older sister getting straight

a's on her report card. I remember my dad had gotten off work later than usual, so by the time the

movie was over and we had her ice cream, it was well past her bedtime. It didn't matter, though. My parents

were happy and proud of my sister. We had a great time, and we took our time getting home. If it wasn't for what

happened when we got there, I would have always looked back fondly on this night. We got home around

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