Hello, welcome to guides to the unknown. I'm Kristen. I'm William. And this

week we're doing a very special episode. We love doing this kind of episode. It is a listener stories.

That's right. We love it when you all send us your stories of

paranormal encounters, things that you've experienced in your own life, so that we can

check them out. And we also love being able to read them for other

listeners and viewers on the show. Yeah absolutely. Yeah so we've got a bunch

we're gonna read through them these are real experiences from real people. Yeah. Very excited.

Take her away Willie. So we're going to do this first one. This is from Jeanette Scudder.

Temperatures seem to average a bit colder in the old days and Hickory Creek and the winters

often held enough ice for skaters Hickory Creek. I love that's like such

like a local yeah totally like where we grew up in Connecticut, we had Putnam Park.

Yep.

You know, I love the local car, you know?

Hickory Creek often held enough ice for skaters.

You want to go down to Hickory Creek? Do the ice is built up enough?

I guess we'll find out. Yeah. All right. Do you remember that one of the teachers

from our elementary school fell through the ice and died in the park.

Oh God.

And I don't know the name of the lake now.

But yeah.

Oh, horrific.

I know.

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