You're listening to the final episode of Unexplained Season 6 Episode 31, Every Story is a Ghost Story.

It had been almost a month since TV producer and director turned paranormal investigator

Barry Comrat first arrived at Jackie Hernandez's bungalow with the sole intention of capturing

genuine supernatural activity on film. At first caught up in the excitement of all that

seemed to be going on. It was easy to lose sight of the suffering of those in the middle of it.

However, by a September of 1989 Barry was now heavily invested in their welfare. Though he

couldn't offer much, the least he felt he could do was offer them a place to stay while she

figured out what to do next. Over the next few weeks, Jackie and her kids divided their time between

Barry's apartment and staying with Jackie's friend Susan in San Pedro before finally securing a

new place to live. In October, the family moved to a trailer in Weldon, a small village on the

outskirts of Isabella Lake in California's Kern County, roughly a hundred miles north of Los Angeles.

By the following spring, the peculiar events of the previous year looked to be well and

truly behind them. For Barry, though he missed the excitement of the investigation, he was nonetheless

grateful that everyone had escaped relatively unscathed. Claiming also to have been left a little

traumatized by the whole adventure, he was more than happy to console himself with all the footage

they'd captured. Over the next few months, with a busy work schedule ahead, Barry used whatever

spare time he could to put the film together. Working late one evening, the quiet of his apartment

was punctured by the sudden glare of the telephone. Barry was surprised to hear Jackie on the other

end of the line, her voice fast and loud as the words tumbled out in a blind panic.

The thing it seemed had followed them to Weldon. Barry was transported right back to that San

Pedro apartment, watching a garrist as his friend Jeff stumbled down from the attic with the wire

around his neck and gasping for breath. He also knew there was no question he had to get to

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