Whether thou art a ghost that hath come from the earth, or a phantom of night that

has no hollow, or one that lieth dead in the desert, or a ghost unburied, or a demon, or a

ghoul, whatever thou be until thou art removed, thou shalt find here no water to drink,

thou shalt not stretch forth thy hand to our own into our house enter thou not through our fence break through thou not we are protected though we may be frightened our life you may not steal though we may be scared to death.

Welcome to Scare to Death, Creves Peepers, Roberts and Annabels. I'm Dan.

And I'm Lulu Marie.

No announcements this week, other than to say, yeah, we just both want to say thank you to all of you who took the time to review our show and rate it recently. We see it. We appreciate it. And it's just great motivation for us and just really helps a show out. Yes, it does. Thank you so much for doing that.

Mm-hmm. And now how many reported paranormal encounters of those submitted to my story at scared to deathpodcast.com.

Do you have for us today, Lulu Marie?

Well, Daniel, I have three stories this week.

My first story I find to be really exciting.

If you guys can remember all the way back in the beginning, one of the very first fan stories I told that's a fan favorite about this guy Tom and, uh, the,

the husband Paul leaves the brother and sister home and then, but then they see him digging

holes in the backyard. Okay, it's like a very well-loved fan tale. Well, this week, I have another

tale that is kind of tied to it, but not really, but kind of. You'll see. It'll make sense.

It's very hard to explain without like...

Yeah, it'll make sense while once we hear it. Okay.

You'll be like, what? Okay.

And then I have a very short story about the possible energy of an object, an object meant for

someone, possibly. And then my final story, we meet maybe a new character, a new thing to be afraid of, the flute man.

The flute man.

I'm not. It's hard to take that seriously.

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