Hi, witches. I'm Blair Bathory, and this is the Something Scary podcast. Thank you so much for being here, whether this is your first time, or you're one of the brave souls who join us every week. I hope you all out there are having a spooky summer and enjoying your time off from school.

Let me know in the comments below on this video or podcast, what you're up to and what creepy things you've seen.

And also let me know if you're planning on seeing the new horror movie Long Legs.

I just went and saw it and it is really scary. Let me know what

you think. Let's get to our stories. Cops often have to deal with tragic situations. Ask anyone

who's been around the block, and there will be a case that haunts them forever. And for some, that's just not a figure of speech.

When your job is to deal with evil, it's only natural that sometimes that evil isn't human at all.

Inspired by the latest neon movie Longlegs, this week we delve into the mysterious world of law enforcement.

First, an FBI agent gets desperate, followed by a UK constable gets a fright.

Then, finally, a mysterious 911 call.

Before we get to our stories, I wanted to ask if you would take a minute to rate and review

this podcast.

You can pause here and do it right now, or you can do it after you've listened.

It's one of the many ways you can help something scary continue to grow, and it only takes a minute.

Thank you so, so much for being here every week with me.

I can never tell you how much I appreciate it.

We are all incredibly grateful for the

support of all of our listeners. So, want to hear something scary?

Law and Order Tales of Horror.

The combination of the FBI and a horror story is in many ways a perfect match.

The X-Files, Silence of the Lambs, Hannibal, and so many more TV shows and movies have given us a long list of well-loved characters who delve into the most macabre of crimes, as in this story

inspired by the famous Reddit No Sleep Post.

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