Hi, Aadings. This is the Something Scary Podcast, I'm your Aute Sapphire.

All of today's stories have been submitted by fans from India. First, we'll pick up

a stranger late at night in the streets of Delhi. Then, we'll hide from a crying spirit.

After that, we'll hear peculiar noises in Ranshi, Jarkand. And finally, we'll play

Charlie Charlie in a haunted school. I receive hundreds of amazing story submissions

every single week. As always, the first story you hear is one that I've chosen to animate

and post over at youtube.com slash snarled. Then, I read a few more stories for the podcast.

If you have a tale you're dying to share, send me an email at somethingscary at snarled.com.

And if you'd like to support the show and receive bonus content, consider joining our

Patreon. Our patrons play a huge role in keeping the show running every single week. For

more information on how you can help the show and also be a part of it, visit patreon.com

slash snarled. And if you're not already, make sure you're following me over at awkward

Sapphire on Twitter and Instagram and Sapphire Sandalo on YouTube to stay updated on my

future projects. Before we get into this week's stories, I'd like to read some listener

mail. This comes from Kira in Kingston, Jamaica, in response to last week's episode about

the Duppie.

Hey Sapphire, so like Chan said, here, everyone has a ghost story. Jamaica is extremely

religious. We're rumored to have the most churches per square mile. But we also have

a colorful oral tradition passed down from the slaves brought to the island all those

years ago. Over a few hundred years, the hyper-religious supernatural Christian explanations of the

world have been completely blended with the many stories, beliefs, and practices of people

from countless West African tribes. The word Duppie comes from Africa and means ghost

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