HHS Presents Eerie Encounters Ep 2 Tales From the Unknown

Hillbilly Horror Stories Paranormal Podcast

Jerry Paulley

Religion & Spirituality, Science, Natural Sciences, History

4.7 • 3.7K Ratings

🗓️ 3 February 2022

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Intro by Diane Student from History Goes Bump podcast
Narration by Leslie Fear from Because I Wanna Know podcast

Transcript

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0:00.0	He'll Billy Horror Stories Presents
0:10.4	Eerie Encounters
0:17.1	The Robertson House My nightmare started many years ago.
0:21.3	It was 1990, I think.
0:23.6	It was night before my high school graduation.
0:26.4	Me and several of my friends decided we wanted to end our high school days with something
0:30.5	stupid.
0:32.4	Something that we would remember for the rest of our lives.
0:35.3	Something we could look back in 20 years and laugh and ask what were we thinking.
0:41.1	All I can say is be careful what you ask for.
0:44.3	We decided our last night as high school students, we would do something that none of us
0:48.4	ever were brave enough to do our whole lives.
0:51.6	We were spending the night in the old Robertson House on Elm Street.
0:55.5	If you're not from Sikomore, let me describe the old Robertson House.
0:59.9	We've all seen the Adam's family house, but the Robertson House looked much worse.
1:04.9	The wood was darkened with age, the windows were the old lead type glass.
1:09.8	Fines over grew the house and looked like they could be actual blood vessels.
1:13.7	It was a place of nightmares.
1:16.0	The ghost stories were no different.
1:18.1	They were just as dark as the soul of the house.
1:21.2	The stories go something like this.
1:23.6	A long time ago, the house was the most beautiful house in town.
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