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Every day, someone survives something they can't explain.

A voice and a static, a knock that shouldn't be there, a memory that doesn't belong to them, and sometimes, if we're lucky, they share their tale. Fear Daily is a podcast made

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In the spring of 1986, Alan and Debbie Tallman moved in with her three young children into a modest ranch house on South Larrabee Street

in Horicon, Wisconsin. The house was new. It had been built in 1984, although it's worth noting

that being new did not mean it wouldn't come with problems. And no, I'm not talking about the

faults in the home inspection. For a while, life was ordinary, and it was expected.

They were living in a small Midwestern town after all.

But all of that was going to change.

They were still furnishing their home,

so Alan and Debbie went to a local furniture shop in Horicon,

and found a set of bunk beds,

perfect for their two younger daughters.

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