This is real ghost stories online.

What do you do when you visit a haunted house?

And you're sensing or someone, your group is sensing that the spirits there really would like

to leave and cross over and move on but the people who own the house really kind of would rather

have the ghost there it's kind of more like a you know know, a parlor trick, if you will, or something that

attracts people to the house. But you believe you have the ability to help them move on. Do you

do it? Do you help them move on? Do you do the right thing? Or do you respect the wishes of those who

are in, you know, possession of the house? and it's their ghosts because it's their property.

I don't know how that works legally.

Is it really your, I don't think anybody, like, you don't like own people, so we probably don't own ghosts either.

But if you have the ability to help someone cross over and that's what they want, it's probably a good thing to do.

In our next story, a family is met with that very interesting predicament as their son senses

and takes them on a journey throughout this small town following the spirit of a man

who once resided in the house that he goes and trick or treats at. It's a very

interesting story about connecting with the dead and helping them move on. Take a listen.

Our five-year-old got to choose where we spent Halloween night

as his 16-year-old sister was going with friends to an organized haunted house.

After giving him the choice of a few neighboring cities, he chose one called Middlebury.

We parked the truck on the main street and headed out to gain some treats for our futuristic police officer.

He got to pick which way to go, what streets to hit.

You know, all the fun stuff that goes along with trick-or-treating.

The town was small enough that all we really had to do was turn around if we got lost or simply

...