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He's back! No, not Charlie, although he is too, but Roho! Our favorite calling bird, and he's got a lot to say, and see, this Hanukkah!
On this third day, with third ghost, we spend more time at the Lofts with a married couple just trying to keep some old family traditions alive.
For the second day, and ghost, of Christmas, we're heading to the first floor of the Lofts to share in the experience of one family's very first, and enlightening, Christmas Tree!
This holiday season we want to keep everyone in the spirit, by keeping alive the tradition of telling ghost stories at Christmas, and revisiting some of our favorite characters from season one!
On the first day, we have a Partridge and Charity, featuring Mallory!
In this episode we split our time between the Lofts and the Ridge, but some things are overlapping the locations - and nothing is exactly as it appears, at least at first.
Halloween is over, but the spooky times have only just started. In this episode, an entire community comes together to try and find a lost dog at the Ridge, while the trees have been keeping secrets.
As with all things in 2020, even Halloween has been made a bit different, a bit more strange, but scary, all the same, whether you're at the Lofts of the Ridge.
It's almost Halloween, and that means it's almost time for some Halloween festivities - both at the Lofts and at the Ridge, who is ready to be invited to a little fun, and a lot of spooks?
We spend some time in a dark place with Jennifer, at the lofts, before returning back to the Ridge. And regardless of where people are, it seems like everyone is nearing their breaking point.
In this second part of our special 2-year anniversary bonus, we cover some more recent paranormal experiences for Jennifer (and John) - and even have a true crime tie-in. *Disclaimer* this episode contains more graphic content than our typical story, as some details surrounding a murder are included. Skip out after Jennifer's first story if you'd like to avoid that content.
Citations for this story and a brief excerpt:
https://www.jphs.org/victorian-era/bussey-woods-murders.html
https://www.americanhauntingsink.com/northwood
Excerpt read from "Was it a Ghost?" by H.J. Brent, published in 1878
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