• Scary Shorties Vol. 1: Baby monitors, the gray man, glitches in the matrix, a haunted hostel, and more!

  • Apr 4 2023
  • Length: 1 hr and 17 mins
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Scary Shorties Vol. 1: Baby monitors, the gray man, glitches in the matrix, a haunted hostel, and more!

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  • 👻 What would a paranormal podcast be without some bone-chilling, campfire-style ghost stories? We collected true, first-hand stories for the first episode of our Scary Shorties series. Haunting voices over a baby monitor, the Gray Man, a campsite terrorized by a woman with long, wispy hair… grab a warm beverage and cozy up for these creepy, real-life encounters with the unknown.


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    💬 Submit your story to us! If you have any creepy stories of your own, we would love to read them and possibly share them in a future episode! DM us on social media or email us at imscaredbutilikeit [at] gmail [dot] com

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    📚 Main Sources


    Disturbing Camping Encounter - r/LetsNotMeet


    What happened to my roommate? - r/LetsNotMeet


    Glitch in the Matrix: Sheen blinded me


    Glitch in the Matrix: Outside of time

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    Theme music titled “But I Like It” thanks to the brilliant A Lucid Exit alucidexit.bandcamp.com, used with permission.

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