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When my friend and I met the woman we now refer to as the Banshee, it was about 10 o'clock at night.

We were walking back from a milk tea place, and we were maybe at mile five of a six-mile total round trip, almost home. We were walking on a long stretch of sidewalk next to a wide road

that is busy during the day, but almost empty at night. A little background. My hiking buddy and I sometimes go for long walks through town at

night when we can't get out to trails during the day. It's dark, but our routes go through a

fairly safe blend of residential and shopping areas. Usually we head to some sort of late-night

restaurant or food truck. We walk, stop for food or drink, and then head back.

We wear glowing vests that are battery-powered and reflective stuff to make sure traffic sees us,

because we have had some two close encounters with distracted drivers.

We have also had a few encounters with strange people. She didn't start making

strange noises at first. It was a long stretch of straight sidewalk, and we had seen her coming

for a long time before she started. No one else was out walking along the road at this hour.

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