When it comes to ghosts and hauntings, we've come across a lot of different theories on this show.

One of my personal favorites is the idea that ghosts are residual energy trapped in space.

Almost like how smoke will hover in a room with stagnant air, just waiting for an open window to escape.

But until it does, it sort of lingers there, existing in this stasis, like a snapshot of a

moment that's already passed.

Which got me wondering, is this what people are actually experiencing during a haunting? A push from a force

they can't see, a shadow of a stranger sitting on a bed, the disembodied sound of laughter

from another room. Is a haunting just a moment that happened once upon a time in that same space,

replaying over and over again until it finds a way to escape.

If you asked the people of Surrey England back in 2002,

they'd probably say we hit the nail on the head.

Because that December, multiple people witnessed what was later referred to as a ghost crash

on a local road, a maroon car swerving and losing control before driving into a ditch.

Except when the police arrived, they found no sign of a collision from that day.

They did, however, find evidence to suggest a maroon car had crashed there,

claiming a life months before.

I'm Ashley Flowers, and this is so supernatural with a twist.

Because today, Rasha and Yvette have a very special Halloween surprise for you.

Music The The Welcome back, y'all. I'm Yvette Jintili.

And I'm her sister Rasha Pecorero.

And today you are getting double the trouble.

As a spooky Halloween surprise, we have invited our friends, M. Schultz and Christine Schiefer, from

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