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Real ghost stories from real people. This is Into the Paranormal with Tony Bruske.

It was supposed to be just another day. A new town, a new backyard, and a curious kid eager to explore the woods beyond his home.

But what he found down there, hidden in the thick brush along a swollen riverbed,

wasn't something you'd expect to find in daylight, or any time for that matter.

He was nine years old, too young to understand

what fear really was, until it stood across from him, silent and still, black from head to toe.

Watching. What you're about to hear is a firsthand account. There are no embellishments, no retellings passed down over years of faded memory.

This is one voice, one letter, and a single moment that's haunted someone well into adulthood,

a presence no one else saw, a presence that didn't move, didn't speak, but never looked away.

So what do we do with that kind of memory?

A hallucination? A figment of youthful imagination?

Or did something truly step out from the shadows that day?

Drawn to someone who could see what others couldn't?

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