Today in the Grave Talk's intense paranormal experiences, a conversation with Josh Morris.

A crunch of footsteps in the snow on a cold Michigan winter night.

Strange and audible voices that were clearly present, but could not be made out.

And a ghostly woman floating in to tuck children at their beds nights after night.

These are some of the experiences that spark the interest of Josh Morris into the

paranormal.

Just where to the adventure into the paranormal take him?

That's what we talk about today on the Grave Talks.

I can tell you exactly when, and it was when I was a very young child. And really the biggest thing, like we had a cabin growing up, like a hunting cabin. And it was up in about, if you look, if you hold your hand up, I'm from Michigan. So originally, so if you hold your right hand up, palm up to your face, you can kind of point toward the middle of your palm.

That's about where our cabin was.

Okay.

It was out in the middle of nowhere.

It was 80 acres.

And we had hardly any neighbors.

It was on a dirt road.

But we used it for hunting. This, like I said,

years ago, my grandfather used it for hunting, and I would just go as a kid and hang out.

And in any case, the night times were just definitely quiet. And we would sleep in this cabin,

and I'd be in my little bed and my grandparents would be

off in another bed.

And you would just hear people walking around in the snow.

You'd hear the crunch of the footsteps outside the windows.

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