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She kind of looked like the girl from the grudge.

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I thought, okay, he's sleepwalking. Wake up, you're sleepwalking. And then he just started laughing. It was the creepiest, scariest

laugh. Just ha ha ha! Ha ha! Welcome to The Knife. I'm Pasha Eaton.

I'm Hannah Smith. And today we've got something a little different. In the spirit of Halloween, we're bringing you something spooky.

When Jamie and her family moved into a 200-year-old home in Lamar, Arkansas, it felt like a dream come true.

That is, until strange and eerie things started to occur.

Jamie and her family endured years of unexplainable sounds and sights, unexplainable unless, of course, you believe in ghosts.

Let's get into the interview.

Hi, Jamie. Thank you for joining us today. Hello. I'm happy to be here.

We're so excited to talk with you. Yeah. I'm so excited to talk to you guys too. So take us to

your life prior to 2002 when you end up moving into this house. What was life looking like for you?

I was actually working as a legal assistant. My mom was an attorney. She's retired now, but I worked for her law office. And then my husband Ben was a nurse, but he was also going to

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