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A seven-year-old boy cowered in the closet of his family's suburban home in Florida.

He was buried beneath jackets and sports gear, listening to screams coming from down the hall.

When they stopped, the silence that followed was far worse.

Then heavy footsteps approached and a shadow passed beneath the door. The boy braced for the door to

burst open, thinking he was about to be found, but the shadow just moved on. The boy held his breath

until he heard the front door to his house open and shut.

All the boy wanted to do was stay where he was.

But his mother and his brother were in danger.

So he swallowed his fear, pushed through all the coats, and stepped out.

The house was silent and still.

No broken furniture, no blood.

At least until he reached the bedroom.

There was a figure on the bed, and the sight was too much to process for the seven-year-old. And so he just immediately looked away. His gaze fell on a phone

lying on the blood-soaked sheet, its screen still glowing. And then a voice rose from the phone

speakers. Someone was still on the line. But before we get into that story, if you're a fan of the Strange, dark, and Mysterious,

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Okay, let's get into today's story. Whether you're starting or scaling your company's security program, demonstrating top-notch security practices and establishing trust is more

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