"I See Them" | Grave Confessions ☠️

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🗓️ 5 May 2025

⏱️ 10 minutes

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Summary

As a young nurse working the night shift in an oncology unit in Charleston, she’d seen patients at their most vulnerable. But nothing prepared her for the night the empty hospital room next door lit up on its own—its emergency call light screaming through the quiet halls. What followed was a deeply unsettling and sacred moment: her dying patient, once unable to even feed himself, suddenly sat bolt upright, speaking in perfect English to declare, “I see them.” Minutes later, he would fall back asleep—and never truly wake up again. What was it he saw? And were they the same unseen forces that lit up an empty room to get the nurses’ attention?

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0:00.0	This is Grave Confessions from the Grave Talks. Daily, raw, real, and disturbing accounts of the living,
0:08.4	interacting with the dead. To share your grave confession, experience with the paranormal, supernatural,
0:14.6	or the undead, call toll-free 888 Ghost 13. That's 888-446-78-13. Now, today's grave confession.
0:28.9	My name is Leah. I'm originally from Charleston, South Carolina. I'm married into the military now, so we're kind of all over the country, and because of that,
0:41.0	we travel a lot, and we absolutely love listening to your show.
0:45.4	It gets us back and forth across the country all the time, so we really enjoy it.
0:52.4	I've been wanting to call in or write in for a really long time now, but I'm always just
0:58.5	kind of scared to touch on this subject just because I feel a little bit overly
1:04.4	sensitive to these kinds of things.
1:06.5	And anytime I listen to podcast too much or watch too many shows or movies, I always
1:15.7	seem to start waking up at about 3 a.m. every night, you know, just waking up and not
1:22.4	out of a nightmare or anything, but I just wake up and, you know, it's a very strange time to wake up
1:28.2	every night.
1:29.3	So, but I'm actually on my way back up to Virginia where we're stationed right now, and I was
1:35.2	listening to your podcast, and I thought, what the hell I'll just go ahead and call it.
1:39.1	It's kind of a long story.
1:40.4	I'm going to say it as quickly as I can.
1:43.0	I am a little background.
1:44.9	I'm a nurse, and I started my nursing career down in Charleston, South Carolina,
1:49.3	in a hospital.
1:50.9	And one of the floors that I worked on was an oncology unit,
1:56.4	and so, you know, we were taking care of very, very, very sick patient.
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