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Whether it's the normal, the abnormal, or the paranormal, you're in the right place.

Let's go beyond reality.

Welcome to the program, everyone.

We've got a great show to kick off the week here.

We're going to be talking about shadow people.

I'm excited about this because this is one of those paranormal topics that a lot of people have questions about. This is one of those paranormal topics where when you go

ghost hunting for the first time, you're likely, if you're going to have any kind of encounter,

it's this kind of encounter. It's a shadow person

encounter. These are some of the more common interactions that people claim to have with the

paranormal world. And our guest tonight, Mike Ricksecker, has written a book about the very topic.

It's called A Walk in the Shadow as a complete guide to shadow people. And he's going to be talking about it. And for those of you've been with the program for a while,

you know that my daughter, Alexandria, was producer, helped Slick Eddie with producing for a good

two years, the first couple years of the show, maybe even longer than that. So she always keeps

her eye out for stories. And she actually

forwarded one to me today that I thought was kind of interesting because the talk on social

media is this is not what it appears. State police in New York, near Utica, New York, which is

upstate New York, are asking for the public's help with an alleged crime.

They say that people had impersonated police officers.

But listen to this report.

A man told police he was pulled over on January 28th.

He told troopers he didn't recognize the vehicle, but he saw flashing lights in his windshield, so he pulled over.

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