Office ghost stories shared by Malaysians. This week Host Tim Oh have both Eugene Tay and Eugene Toh in the hot seat exploring if there's any truth to these reported hauntings.

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Why are some areas more haunted than others? This week we explore the concept of portals and share some stories that support them. This week we have guest host, ET, who shares his views on the science behind some of these hauntings.

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The hungry ghost month is a Taoist festival but in Asia, even non-practitioners would take some form of precaution to avoid offending the spirits. Where do these believes originate from and are there any truths to them? In this Podcast, we share stories sent to us by people who had gotten attacked by spirits for not observing some protocols. We talk about some popular superstitions and explain the rationale behind them. For more of such stories, visit us at www.supernaturalconfessions.com.

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Cab drivers doing the night shift usually have lots of ghostly experiences to share. Some roads are so famous that cabbies refuse to take calls to these areas no matter how much you pay them. The stories we talk about in this episode are urban legends compiled over the years mostly passed down by word of mouth or shared in online forums. Those of us who grew up reading True Singapore Ghost Stories might find some of these spooky tales familiar. Are there any basis to these stories? What is the history behind these haunted places? Why are the ghosts by the road always the lady in white with a long hair? Fact or fiction, one thing we can be sure is - a good ghost story never gets old. 

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A lady who had an eye transplant is suddenly haunted by the voice of the eye's previous owner. We also talk about two photos that were submitted to us on Facebook. Did we really catch a face of a ghost in the pic or is it just a stack of folded towels. According to one reader, he was able to sense that the face in the pic is indeed that of a water ghost. We also share a chilling but touching story of a confessor who narrowly escapes disaster because she heard the voice of her late mother telling her to leave.

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 “Don’t step on joss paper”, “come home early”, “don’t go swimming”, “say excuse me”. My grandparents and parents would remind me of this every time hungry ghost festival comes round.  I have no recollection of this, but apparently this tale I’m about to tell made me quite the legend amongst my neighbors. I was 12 years old and living at Blk 627 Bedok Reservoir Road.  Back in those days, the kampong spirit was strong with the community. Different families would take turns to organize an outing for the neighbourhood kids. One of these outing was a BBQ at East Coast Park, and as you might as guessed, this took place around the 7 month hungry ghost festival. It was around 5pm, I remember. While the adults were setting up the pit, the children were on the beach, being children. Being the gung ho one of the lot, I always had to have a one up on the rest of the kids. So when someone kicked the cheapo plastic ball into the sea, I was the first to swim out to get it.  The more I swam, the further the ball went, until my feet were no longer touching the sand, and you could feel the difference in water temperature. That’s when I felt the cold wrapped around my ankle and tugged me downwards. Gently at first, as if my foot got trapped in a floating plastic bag. I started to get a little uneasy and wanted to swim back. But then the grip tightened and started pulling me downwards. I had the chance to take one full breath before my head went under. I reached down to untangle whatever it is that was pulling me and I felt fingers around my ankle. Close your eyes now and run your fingers over the back of your other hand, and observe how it feels. Distinct knuckles and fingers.  That’s what it felt like. Except it was slimy. I screamed on instinct but water only filled my lungs even faster. I didn’t know how long I was in the water or which way was the surface anymore. The salt water stung my eyes. I just thrashed around blindly.  

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 Jane Franklin, co-host of Supernatural Confession shares a story she hasn't told anyone before. You're hearing this for the first time. The experience from this story still haunts her and you can hear her mood change in this podcast recording.  

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Remember the old Iluma shopping centre at Bugis? You might have heard of rumours that the toilet there is haunted. Guest Edgar Saradetch had a first hand experience.   Also in this episode, Edgar shares how his family was too poor to move out, so they lived with the haunting in their old Toa Payoh flat for 10 years.  This recording was done in his car while we were driving around.   

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