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each thrilling investigation. Sometimes encountering haunted buildings, alien-invested camps,

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right now. Locked away in addicts, basements, and dark corners across the world are stories of

beings and beasts that hide in the night. These are those stories. This is the sleepless in suburbia

podcast. I'm Brooke, Case Manager for our team, and this is the audio recap for Case 115,

Windom's West Bank Hideaway. I had just grabbed my door dash to pole from the porch when a text

alert pinged from the sofa, where a season one episode of Ghost Hunters sat paused. Grabbing my phone,

I headed to the kitchen, chucking a metal burrito bowl lid in recycling, fumbling to key in my

phone passcode since, per usual, my face recognition didn't work. The text screen finally opened.

I stared at a text from Prue, convinced my mind was mentally auto correcting Allen,

or Alabama, or Alligator, to the word Alien. One hand texting I stepped forward,

tripping over Laney the Yorky poo, and spilling a freshly delivered veggie burrito bowl with

extra guacamole to the floor. Prue. Yep, Alien. Check the inbox. This case is a must go.

Scooping the sad remains of my one's perfect burrito bowl into the trash, I flopped on the sofa,

hitting play on Ghost Hunters. In box open, I clicked the starred email with the subject line,

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