Step into the eerie world of Paranormal Nightshift, where things that defy explanation come to life. In this episode, titled ‘You Heard That Too, Right?’, Destiny and Cooper share their unsettling experience as the occupants of a house with a haunted past. Moving into the house seemed like a deal too good to be true, but as they settled in, they couldn’t shake off the feeling that something wasn’t right. Items left behind by the previous owners hinted at a sudden departure, and a yard sale revealed an inexplicable lack of interest from the neighborhood.
Late at night, strange sounds began to fill the house, including the clear laughter of children and a voice calling out for ‘Mommy.’ A sleepless night led to the discovery of toys scattered in the living room, toys that had been neatly stored away just the day before. The eerie occurrences pushed the couple to seek answers from a mysterious neighbor, who unveiled the tragic history of the house. A young boy had suffered a fatal injury while living there, and his playful spirit seemed to linger on.
Haunted by their experiences, Destiny and Cooper decided to escape the clutches of the house and the lingering presence within. Their journey offers a chilling glimpse into the world of the unexplained and the unsettling power of the paranormal. Join us as we unravel the mysteries of ‘You Heard That Too, Right?’ on this spine-tingling episode of Paranormal Nightshift.
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No one has touched these dolls
in a very long time.
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There’s an elderly.
Welcome to Paranormal Night
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Shift.
You’re home for all things that
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go bump in the night and your
fan stories told here.
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Day story comes from Destiny and
Cooper and is entitled.
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You heard that too, right?
Sometimes things are too good to
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be true.
All we got told is that the
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previous owners of this house
just needed to leave.
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They had some sort of tragedy
and decided to leave town, but
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the bank sold it to us cheap.
As a young couple, we needed a
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house and, well, it fit our
budget, so we moved in right
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away.
But moving into this house was
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one of the weirdest things ever.
It was like somebody just got
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taken out.
There were still dishes in the
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dishwasher, the remote was still
sitting on the TV stand.
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It’s like somebody just left,
like somebody had gone into the
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house and took them away.
But it was a steal of a deal and
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we understood what we were
getting into.
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And my husband and I were never
really into the paranormal, so
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we didn’t think anything about
it.
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We’ll get a a trailer sent out
here.
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We’ll clean everything out.
Maybe we’ll even have a big yard
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sale or something.
That was my husband’s plan. 2
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days into moving into the house,
we still couldn’t move our stuff
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in because there was just so
much stuff in the house.
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We spent the rest of the week
getting everything labeled and
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ready for a big yard sale.
What needed to be thrown away,
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we threw away, but everything
else went out into the yard that
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morning.
Saturday morning, my husband and
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I sit outside thinking maybe
we’d meet some new neighbors.
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It was going to be exciting.
We had everything set up on
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tables, everything labeled
everything ready.
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But by 12:00, nobody had shown
up.
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And this was not some rinky dink
house.
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This was a pretty big
neighborhood.
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Lots of kids, people had walked
by our house, waved to us, but
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still never came into the yard.
We didn’t understand any of it,
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but we didn’t sell a single
thing at that yard sale.
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Nobody.
Came into the yard.
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My husband and I, a little
discouraged, boxed everything
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back up.
We threw away a lot more than we
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should have, but we boxed
everything back up and put it
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into the attic.
It’ll just stay here, you know?
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Maybe maybe we’ll try again in
the spring.
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Whatever.
Been an exhausting day.
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So we were laying in bed early,
and about 9:00, we heard
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children laughing.
You heard that too, didn’t you?
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Yeah, I did.
But my husband was exhausted.
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They said we saw so many kids
playing around.
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I’m sure it’s just kids out in
the neighborhood being loud.
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It’s it’s still pretty early.
Go back to bed.
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Mommy, mommy, mommy, come play.
I heard that clear as day.
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It was loud.
It was like coming from the next
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room.
I shook my husband, but he was
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already awake.
He heard it too.
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He went and searched the house,
searched everywhere, high and
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low.
There’s there’s nothing, there’s
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nothing going on.
I think we’re just tired.
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We’re a little freaked out.
Nobody came and said hey to us.
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This house is just odd.
It doesn’t feel like home yet,
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but it will.
I promise it will Go back to
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bed.
He said that, but I know he
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didn’t believe it.
He was just as freaked out as I
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was.
The rest of the night we just
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laid in bed, both of us eyes
open, looking at the ceiling
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fan, listening to bumps and
creeks all throughout this
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house.
What have we gotten ourselves
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into next morning, about 6:00?
We had gotten tired of our
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sleepless night.
We finally decided to wake up
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and get out of bed.
My husband said he was going
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into the the kitchen to make
coffee and that’s when I heard
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it again.
There’s something about a grown
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man being scared.
A Primal Scream came out of him
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being echoed throughout the
house.
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You would have thought that he
had been hit by a car.
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I came running into the kitchen
and that’s when I saw it as
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well.
Every toy that we had that we
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had put in the attic that day
before was scattered around the
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living room as if there was
somebody playing with it.
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Logic took over and we started
to try to talk to each other.
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We we put those back in the
attic.
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Yeah, we did.
Both of us were so freaked out.
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We just got to get out of the
house.
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Something’s going on.
We have to get out of the house.
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We came walking out in the front
yard.
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Just walking.
Let’s let’s just go for a walk.
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That’s when our new neighbor,
somebody we hadn’t even talked
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to you yet but we saw yesterday,
waved to us and said it’s
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happening to you too, isn’t it?
There used to be a little boy
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who lived here.
The house won’t let the toys go.
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The house isn’t going to let you
get rid of them.
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You can try, but they always
come back and he wants you to
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know that he’s still here.
The story is that he had fallen
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somehow, got hurt inside the
house with his parents there.
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They didn’t think anything about
it.
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Most parents don’t think when
you bump your head, it’s
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anything about it.
But he never woke back up.
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Parents tragically.
Woke up that morning to him not
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being awake at all.
Concussion.
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He slept through it and never
got back.
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It’s a tragic story, but clearly
he’s still in the house.
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We told the bank that we
couldn’t take the house.
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We had not put any money down.
Somehow, someway we we managed
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to get out of it.
I drive by the house all the
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time.
Looks like the new owners are
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having the same problems.