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Halloween is without a doubt considered the spookiest time of year.

Daylight hours get shorter and dark nights get longer.

With the chill in the air and an eariness in the wind, it's inevitable.

We begin to see skeletons, spiderwebs and witches popping up in adorning porches and front

lawns.

It's the time of year when we binge watch all of the horror classics, sure to induce a good

jump scare.

In Halloween, Friday the 13th and at Nightmare on Helm Street, there are also those other

classics that take us to a much darker place, like Rosemary's Baby and the Omen, where we

question the existence of demons.

For one young man in the town of Manteca California, there came a time where he didn't just question

the existence of demons.

He believed he was actually seeing them.

Join me now as we take a look at the shocking Halloween murder of Kathleen McGee, where

you'll hear how one man's visions of demons became all too real and all too deadly.

Throughout our lives, we've all had those moments where we experience a horrible thought

or spooky premonition.

For instance, where does your mind go when a loved one is running 15 minutes late or

when you haven't been able to get in touch with a friend for days?

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