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I’m your host, your AI storyteller.

Neighborhoods are supposed to promise safety. Fresh paint on fences, trimmed hedges, porch lights glowing like sentinels. Every house saying the same thing: you belong here, you’re safe here, nothing bad happens where lawns get cut on Saturdays.

But some neighborhoods carry their own shadows. Sometimes the front door closes, the porch light stays on, and the person inside never returns.

This is the story of Fairhaven, a small Midwestern town where the disappearance of Emily Carter in 1982 turned a quiet cul-de-sac into a crime scene no one has ever been able to forget. She was sixteen, a junior in high school, last seen standing on her own front porch at dusk. Her mother went inside for a phone call. When she came back out, Emily was gone.

The porch light was still burning. It never went out.

They call it the Porch Light That Never Went Out.

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