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This week on hometown ghost stories. In the early 1850s, Allen and wealthy Surrency would build their dream home

in relative isolation within the state of Georgia. They would raise their family there for nearly

20 years in peace. This was until one evening when their daughter Clementine was waiting for

her father at a nearby train station. A ghostly figure of a man

would appear near the tracks and began whistling. This kick-started a whirlwind of paranormal activity

and became one of the most documented hauntings in American history. This is hometown ghost stories,

the Surrency Poultergeist, Georgia.

Hometown Ghost Stories contains serious and often distressing events

and is not intended for all audiences. Viewer discretion is advised.

It was a moonlit evening when young Clementine Surrency, 15 years old,

found herself at the desolate train station waiting for her father to return home.

The hour was late, and it was cooler than normal, even for an October night.

Yet, Clementine stood there, wrapping herself in her shawl, awaiting the arrival of her father,

whose train was delayed by some unknown circumstance.

The station, a skeletal structure of timber and iron, stood silent,

save for the occasional creek of its wooden beams.

Clementine's breath hung in the air like mist as she paced the platform,

her steps light and quick. It was then, in the quiet of the night,

that she had heard it. A faint, eerie whistling carried on the wind. She paused, straining her ears,

her heart, quickening its pace. The melody was unfamiliar. Many would even find it beautiful,

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