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Giday, mates, it's Bbuster

here. And before the episode begins, I would just like to let you know that Be Scared, which is

produced along with Studio 71, feature scary stories from around the globe on a weekly basis

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So, I guess the wildest thing that I've ever experienced happened last year,

and I still don't know how to explain it without sounding like I'm making it up, but here it goes.

So it started with these little things going missing.

I live alone in a pretty quiet neighbourhood, so I figured that I was just forgetful at first.

A protein bar here, a sock there, whatever, right?

But then my TV would be on different inputs than when I left. Nothing huge, but just enough to make me second-guess myself. The weirdest thing, though, was that I'd hear these faint bumps in the ceiling sometimes. I chalked it up to raccoons or whatever. My house is old, stuff creaks, but then one night I came home late from work and I could have sworn that I saw a shadow

move past the vent opening in the hallway ceiling. I told myself that I was just tired,

imagination, but I still couldn't shake the feeling. So I set up one of

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