Hey guys, I'm your host Tara A. Devlin, and welcome to this week's episode of Kowabana, true Japanese scary stories from around the internet.

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the show at the same time. This week, we're looking at some mind-bending tales of hauntings that will keep you up at night thinking about them.

First, we're visiting a lonely little police station that's generally manned by a single police officer at any given time.

But word has it that this station is haunted.

What's really going on?

Find out in...

Haunted Police Station.

This story is from when I worked at a police station that was supposedly haunted.

I think it's the same regardless of industry, but when you start working in a new place and take over for someone, there's like a handover that takes place, right?

So even though I was still working as a police officer, at this station, things like traffic at different times of day,

key warning areas, bad neighborhoods, location of equipment in the station, and the convenience

stores and such where local thugs hung out to do their work, all of this was rather different.

So anyway, after I took over, I looked around the police station and noticed something

odd.

It was something you normally didn't see in a station.

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