Welcome to part two of our conversation with Jeff Conkel about memories that don't fade.

A lot of times when people have haunting experiences or an encounter of some sort, you know,

it's certainly scary. It's certainly something that you remember, certainly something that can

bring on nightmare, something that you will never

forget.

I still have them sometimes when I talk about this.

Now, if I'm not, I will have a nightmare.

Sure.

My question would be, when you go through an experience like that, not everybody has the added

element, though, of the extreme strength or

force that what you had in this house seemed to have had all the way back from the BBs.

You know, it's one thing if a kid is tossing BBs out a window and it plinks off a windshield,

typically it's not going to do much damage if any other than make a little

plink sound on somebody's windshield and they go, what the hell?

But when it literally shatters, that's as if it was launched from the gun.

When you have knives jammed into cupboards, there's force there.

When your stepfather is pulled off the bed,

that obviously it demonstrates an extreme strength and force

that many hauntings are without.

That force can be obviously very threatening

because it seems to supersede what we could do as humans.

As you began to find, it seems to supersede what we could do as humans.

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