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The Good evening and welcome to Monsters Among Us.

I'm your guide, Derkays.

Have you ever heard the wind to go you?

Tis a pitiful sound to hear.

It seems to chill you through and through. You, tis a pitiful sound to hear.

It seems to chill you through and through, with a strange and speechless fear.

Tis the voice of the night that broods outside when folks should be asleep.

And many and many is the time I've cried, to the darkness brooding, far and wide, over the land and the deep.

Whom do you want, O lonely night? Let you wail the long hours through.

And the knight would say in its ghostly way, you, you, you. And that was the Night Wind by poet Eugene Fields, written well over a century ago.

Well, welcome everyone to Monsters Among Us, and most especially, welcome to this year's Halloween episode.

I have an amazing slate of stories to scare you silly with this evening. The full gamut of

monsters, mysteries, ghost, ghouls, and even a submission of evidence. Now I've scoured my folders and files in search of an array of some of our spookiest entries to date.

Terrifying tales.

Like Theo's.

Out of the state of Pennsylvania.

Hi, Derek. This is Theo calling from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. I have a little bit of a longer story for you. It actually takes place over about 10 or 15 years, starting when I was six years old.

Just a little background story.

I grew up in a small town called Dover, Pennsylvania.

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