This is something my friend, a nurse, told me what's happened to her.

So, apparently, before they die, all of her patients end up being pulled to the ground.

No matter how much she returns them back to the middle of their beds, they always end up back on the ground.

When I asked her why, she said, because something is pulling their legs another time she was

looking at the monitor when an ambulance arrived at the hospital and suddenly

she saw this person covered in blood looking right at her their face took up

the whole screen,

but the camera for that monitor was set so high

that people couldn't reach it.

Apparently, the person she saw

was the patient in the ambulance at that time.

Hey guys, I'm your host Tara A Devlin, and welcome to another episode of Kowabana, true

Japanese scary stories from around the internet.

Before we get started today, I have a quick announcement.

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Now, on this week's episode, we're going to be looking at supernatural experiences in the workplace.

I thankfully never experienced anything unnatural while I was at work,

but it's not uncommon to hear of hauntings,

especially in old buildings, or in companies with a long and occasionally dubious history.

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