Real ghost stories from real people.

This is Into the Paranormal with Tony Bruske.

It begins with a growl, not outside in the woods and not down the street, but inside your home.

From a speaker that isn't playing, from a corner of the room you're not facing,

from somewhere that shouldn't be

there at all. Tonight's story is not about a haunted house in the traditional sense. There's no

blood running down the walls, no phantom girl in white at the end of the hallway, no mirror

cracking at midnight, no, this haunting is far stranger, more intimate, and in some ways more

disturbing. A young woman living alone begins noticing things, things that could easily be dismissed

at first, a trembling bed frame, a cardboard cutout falling without explanation, the cold stare

of something unseen.

All of it adding up to a quiet question that builds louder and louder in the back of the

mind, is someone or something trying to get in?

She turns to an old protector, a spiritual ally named Erress, fierce, sharp-tongued, and loyal,

but even with ERIS by her side.

The energy in the house has shifted.

The disturbances escalate, the growling returns,

and in the middle of a meditative state meant for clarity,

an unexpected guest arrives. She's childlike, she's grinning,

she's got wings, and she says her name is sin. What follows is a bizarre, unsettling, and

deeply personal negotiation with something that isn't human, but isn't entirely hostile either.

A thing drawn to pain and chaos,

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