When it comes to the supernatural, I think all of us have our lines we draw on the sand.

Either you believe in aliens or not.

Either you think time travel is possible or it isn't.

Either a curse exists or they're a figment of our imagination.

For me, that line of skepticism has always fallen just short of Ouija boards.

Hear me out. How could a cardboard Hasbro game with a plastic planchette really communicate with the dead?

Like what could possibly give these things supernatural powers beyond our understanding?

But as I learned more about the paranormal, I sort of think, maybe I should be freaked out by

these things after all.

Because the more ghost stories I hear, the more Ouija boards seem to play a part in them.

And apparently, they really piss off the dead.

Or, in the case of today's story, answer some really pressing questions.

In the late 80s, a woman named Jackie Hernandez was dealing with some supernatural forces

in her house in San Pedro, California.

And apparently, with the help of a Ouija board, she learned exactly who was haunting her,

and then some.

But this case went beyond your normal haunted house story.

It wasn't just furniture moving or whispers in the dark. No, the ghost Jackie encountered

allegedly tried to murder someone violently in her attic. I'm Ashley Flowers, and this is

so supernatural.

Music This is so supernatural. This is so supernatural. I hope everyone is tuning in right now from somewhere comfy, cozy, and private, because today's story is the sort of thing that might make you feel a little bit paranoid, almost like you're

being watched. I'm Rasha Pecarrero. And I'm Yvette Gentile. Now, as soon as we started looking

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