This is the podcast where the dark and creepy things we don't talk about discover a voice.

This is Into the Paranormal with Tony Bruske.

When you think of haunted houses, you probably imagine creaking floorboards, flickering lights,

and shadowy figures lurking in the corners.

But what happens when the haunting centers around something you use every day?

In this case, it's not just the house that's haunted.

It's the double-door refrigerator sitting quietly in the kitchen,

a seemingly ordinary appliance that has turned into a vessel for something far more sinister.

Our story takes us to Rock Hill, Missouri, where one woman's home has become a hotbed of paranormal activity.

It starts with unsettling moans coming from the fridge, escalating to angry, mumbling noises that sound disturbingly human.

Even the psychic who investigated couldn't ignore the refrigerator's chilling response,

recording what seemed to be whispers of violence, words like murdered and killed, echoing through the static.

But the refrigerator is only the tip of the iceberg in a house where lights dim and brighten with no explanation.

Phantom hands leave bruises, and a dog tracks invisible presences with no explanation. Phantom hands leave bruises,

and a dog tracks invisible presences with growing terror.

What secrets does this household?

Is it the tragic history of the Underground Railroad,

the years it sat abandoned,

or perhaps something brought in,

with the haunted fridge itself.

Tonight we'll explore a haunting so strange it'll make you question every creek, every shadow,

and every appliance in your own home.

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