While scrolling through social media or website, you might have found some cases about strange phone calls that are impossible.

Police officers responding to 911 requests only to end up confused as to who exactly could have made the call.

There was nobody there to begin with.

Well, nobody alive, that is.

Well, we found some of these cases, too, and thanks to your suggestions, we started looking into them.

In fact, some of these seemed so convincing that we had to stop and reassess for a

minute. What could cause these things? And is there any validity to these cases? In this episode,

we explore some haunting calls from people who had passed away. Are you ready? My name is Edwin, and here's a dark memory.

It was a busy day at the telephone marketing office, and Mary B., who shared her tale on a website we'll link to, was talking to a potential customer about a phone service.

Now, Mary was a skeptic when he came to ghosts and anything supernatural.

This experience seemed to have changed her mind.

It was Thursday, April 26th, and the list in front of her included a number to Pennsylvania.

Now, normally salespeople have a list to go through and mention their services to those who pick up the phone.

Mary's call started as normal.

A woman answered, identifying herself as Mrs. B.

And the saleswoman went about mentioning a few things about the services, when she realized

that this might be a potential sale.

The woman on the other line kept asking questions and seemed very interested in the services.

When it was time to make a decision, the woman stopped, though. No. asking questions and seemed very interested in the services.

When it was time to make a decision, the woman stopped, though.

She then said that Mary should speak with her husband,

because she had tried to get him to switch, but never would.

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