And what's that at the foot of my bed? It's spooky and kooky. I'm pretty sure it's dead. It's coming this way. Wait a minute, hey, I'm ghosted!

Hey Boo! It's me, Roz. I'm doing great. I don't know about you, but I feel great. All things considered because that movie that I'm in, my first movie I've ever gotten to be in called Moon Manor, it is premiering this week at the Atlanta Film Festival.

And I got to see a screening of it last night with the cast and crew, the little exclusive thing that happened here, outdoor screening in LA.

And I got to see myself in the movie, which is so weird, but I also got to be around people, which is very weird.

And I got to see Deborah Wilson, who is of course one of our listeners most favorite guests to ever be on the show, my first guest ever on the show.

And she's also done a live show. I think she did the first ever live show as well of ghosted. And I just wanted to report that she's doing great. She's not on social media.

But so people often ask me like, how is she? And she's doing great. And she's so good in the movie. And I hope everyone will get to see the movie soon enough. But so I'm very happy about that.

And I guess your host of this podcast is now a movie star? I don't know. Anyway, you know, I usually like to think that I kind of have my beautifully manicured fingers on the podcast.

The fingers on the pulse of the paranormal news world. And I don't know how this happened, but this story missed me.

There was a story that came out like a month ago that there's this haunted guitar that was posted for sale.

And this guitar apparently, apparently, apparently in 1979 killed a 13 year old boy who was allegedly some kind of devil worshipper.

And he was electrocuted even though it's a acoustic guitar. I don't really, I can't really find much like factual evidence of this. But a man posted it on a website called Reverb, like a marketplace where they sell instruments and stuff.

And actually the AV Club last month spoke to the man, his name is Eddie Mary Baker. And he said that he had just shy of 12,000 views when he was doing this interview.

And that the TV show Ghost Hunters and you know, people are all like reaching out to him about this haunted guitar. And who do you think got it? Of course, Zach Baggins has it now.

He acquired it for his haunted museum. And I saw that the haunted museum's Instagram posted about it that it's officially out. The Satanic Six String is now officially in the museum for people to look at it.

Let's see, they wrote on their Instagram, rumored to be the cause of a 13 year old boy's death in 1979. He purchased the Satanic Six String directly from the person who stated that he had received it from the mother of the deceased child.

The teen was rumored to be a devil worshipper. He was found with the guitar draped around him. While the circumstances surrounding his death have never been completely clear, he was apparently electrocuted.

Which further deep in the mystery of the death. The previous owner was eager to get rid of it claiming to hear the strings ring out with no one near the guitar, repeatedly binding it on his bed after he had secured it in a closet and even seeing it levitate out of a trash can when he was trying to throw it away.

Despite the former owner's warning to please use extreme caution when conjuring the phantasmic spirits that seem to be channeled through this iniquitous instrument, Zach Baggins has vowed to test out his rumored paranormal conduit.

While these are some spelling be words here, Baggins says, I don't play the guitar very well, but you can rest assured that I will most definitely play this instrument and see if anything happens to me, of course he will.

So yeah, I guess you can go see it if you're in Las Vegas. You can see this allegedly satanic six string guitar, which if you follow me on patreon patreon.com.stressfeles when I go through eBay and look at haunted dolls.

I'm just, I'm always, I don't know, I've gotten a little bit more skeptical about haunted objects.

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