Real ghost stories from real people.

This is Into the Paranormal with Tony Bruske.

There are dreams, and then there are warnings.

Sometimes a dream slips into the mind like static, unwelcome, unsettling, forgotten by morning,

but every so often one sticks, and when it does, it carves itself

into your waking life, bending reality to its rhythm. This is one of those dreams, the kind you

don't shake off, because it follows you home. A woman, her daughter, and her husband walk into a house

they don't own, Not in life anyway.

The setting is serene. Trees line the walkway. There's brick beneath their feet. It feels peaceful

until the woman sees her. An old spirit. Not malevolent. Not at first. But once she learns,

they plan to stay, the spirit grows angry.

And what was once a conversation becomes a confrontation? Within days that same woman wakes to a call

from her husband. He's been making plans secretly to buy a house, the kind of house she saw in the dream, and just

like that, the boundaries between sleep and daylight begin to warp.

What she saw in the dark is starting to appear in the light.

She begins searching, uncertain of what?

Until one day she finds it a pink Victorian hidden behind rusted gates abandoned for decades.

Yet it's exactly as she remembers.

Even the people standing across the street feel familiar.

The only thing missing is the feeling, the one she had in the dream.

That comes later, stronger, sicker.

What happens next will chill you, not just because it's frightening, but because of how eerily the puzzle fits together.

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