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This episode features two guests recounting bizarre childhood and historical experiences, starting with Alan describing an encounter in North Carolina where a human-like face peered through his bedroom window at a height that suggested an eight-foot-tall figure. Alan also shares a later memory of observing a large, slowly drifting cobalt blue ball of light that suddenly accelerated at incredible speed into a cemetery trail. Later in the episode, Julie recounts her time living in a haunted home near Joshua Tree National Monument, detailing extreme household anomalies including vanishing natural gas, overflowing sewage, unpowered electrical meters, and a terrifying cold room, all while her young daughter experienced recurring nightmares of an indigenous man.
Childhood Window Encounterstory
A guest describes waking up at age four or five to see a large, human-like face staring through a bedroom window that was roughly eight feet off the ground.
Cobalt Blue Orbstory
A group of neighborhood kids watched a basketball-sized sapphire blue light drift slowly across a street before rapidly darting into a cemetery trail.
Following the sighting of an unidentified hovering craft with moving lights, the sky above a military town suddenly flooded with aircraft for half an hour.
Disconnected Electric Meterstory
An electrician called to investigate power fluctuations discovered that the house's power lines were not even connected to the electric meter.
A spare bedroom in a rental home remained so cold that it formed ice slivers inside drink cartons and caused visitors to see their breath.
Amber Scanning Orbstory
A guest describes watching an amber ball of light methodically move up and down trees outside a motor home at two in the morning.
Julie and Alan will be coming on. Julie writes "In 1989, I married a service member, and he received a TAD school assignment to 29 Palms, California. In October of that year, when I was about five months pregnant, we left the East Coast and moved to California. We rented a house on the hill going into the Yucca Valley National Monument. It was a beautiful house, and we thought we were very lucky to find such a nice place at a reasonable price. The house had two bedrooms and a really large, open den filled with windows that offered an amazing view of 29 Palms and the surrounding area at night. We put our five-year-old daughter in one bedroom. The other bedroom had a terrible coldness to it, so we basically used it as a cooler. We set up our bedroom in the open den area instead. We had been there about a month when things took a crazy turn. The desert gets cold at night, so we had the natural gas tank filled to use for heat and bought wood for the fireplace, which we kept on the adjoining carport. Within about a week, all the gas was gone from the tank. We called the realtor, and they sent out a crew to check for a gas leak, but none was found. They refilled the tank, only for it to be empty again a week later. Then the toilet started overflowing, and this God-awful, filthy water began coming up into the bathtub and sinks. We called the realtor again, and they sent out a crew to snake the drain lines. They eventually tore up the backyard looking for possible tree roots or anything else that might be interfering with the drainage. Nothing was found. Then the lights started turning themselves on and off. The oven would shut off on its own. It was crazy. We called the realtor again, and they sent out an electrician. He called me out back to where the electrical lines were attached to the house at the meter. He pointed at the lines and asked, "Ma'am, do you see the lines?" I told him I did. He shook his head, kind of laughed, and said, "This house should not have power. It isn't connected to the meter at all." He was right. It wasn't connected. The guy grabbed his gear, said, "Nope," and left. I stood there completely amazed. When my husband came home, I showed him what the electrician had found. He told me to contact the realtor, but they never sent another electrician. Not long after that, our daughter woke us up screaming. When we got to her, she told us that the Indian man was going to get her. This became a nightly occurrence, and eventually, we moved her into the den with us. My husband would also wake up screaming and fighting, saying he was being attacked by a giant black bear. There are so many other things that happened inside and outside that house. I would love to tell you more about those experiences, as well as a strange ball of light encounter I had about two years ago on the property where I currently live. My husband saw it, too."
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