The Welcome to another edition of Nightmarefeels and Peepers.

I'm Dan Cummins, and I'll be sharing another original short horror story of the fictional variety.

As always, I highly recommend

noise cancellation headphones for the ultimate experience. Hope you enjoy this new nightmare.

Time now for the tale of Unknown Collar. Obviously, no pulse, and based on the amount of rigor mortis it set in i guess he's been dead

somewhere between 12 and 18 hours naomi said to her fellow paramedic dennis the two had worked

together most shifts going on five years now dennis had worked as a paramedic for another 12 before that

and in those years he'd seen a lot Naomi had worked for almost paramedic for another 12 before that, and in those years, he'd seen a lot.

Naomi had worked for almost seven years before she started working with Dennis.

She'd seen a lot, too.

But neither of them had ever seen anything quite like this.

They both stood over the dead body of Shane Dixon, a middle-aged, married Caucasian father of two,

55 years old, and looking like he'd been an excellent health for his age, fit and muscular. And yet, here he was, lying dead

on the floor of his home with a look of intense fear on his face. While they realized the coroner might

disagree later, to Naomi and Dennis, there were no

obvious signs of foul play. If anything, it looked like he'd had a heart attack, or literally

been scared to death, Naomi thought. Shane also looked like he had completely lost his mind before

he died. He'd boarded up all the windows in his

otherwise nice home. According to a neighbor waiting in the yard when the police and emergency

services first arrived, he'd just done this over the past 48 hours. He'd, quote, gone absolutely

crazy. His wife had gotten scared of him and left two or maybe three days prior to go stay with

relatives. Naomi also heard this neighbor say that he'd screamed at her to keep her phone

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