Real ghost stories from real people.

This is Into the Paranormal with Tony Bruske.

Some houses are haunted by what they contain, others by what they've concealed.

In the town of Elmeridge Hollow nestled among winding country roads and aging trees,

there stands an old home with a reputation no one talks about. It's not the kind of place that ends up on tourist maps or

ghost hunting shows. But to those who've lived there, the overlook is a name that never quite leaves them.

Tonight's story comes from one of our listeners, someone who, years ago, thought she left the

past behind her.

That is, until a visit from an old friend and a psychic with a gift he calls a burden,

reopened a door that should have stayed shut.

You'll hear about the woman in the tub, the child who was never found in the events that

still echo in the walls of that home.

But what makes this case different is how eerily specific the details were before they were ever

spoken aloud.

How a man who had never stepped foot inside the overlook could map it out

from memory, how he knew what happened behind the walls and what still waits in the shadows.

Let's get to the letter. They write, Tony, I wasn't sure if I should send this. I've written it

three times and deleted it just as often. But after listening to your show for the past few months, I wasn't sure if I should send this. I've written it three times and deleted it just as often.

But after listening to your show for the past few months, I've realized I'm not the only one who's seen things they can't explain, things that make you question your memory, your sanity, and even your safety.

My name isn't important. Let's just say I grew up knowing how to compartmentalize fear.

I've lived in a lot of places, but there's one I've never really left behind.

We called it the overlook, even though the only thing it really overlooked was an overgrown lawn and a long-forgotten stretch of woods.

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