Jennifer

Because that's when the cats started making noises. And... things started happening at night, especially. So I think that it was interfering with my sleep, certainly. And you know, when you're sleep deprived, it just ramps up the anxiety that I was experiencing throughout this whole ordeal. So one night I was asleep. And I woke up and I was fully awake.

And I remember thinking to myself, I asked, huh, I wonder why I'm awake. And as soon as I had that thought in my head, my closet light turned on. And that was terrifying. I just remember throwing the blankets over my head and just saying, oh my God, what? what is happening here. I felt like, you know, from the Eye of Sauron, from The Hobbit, like somebody was watching me.

And I remember thinking to myself, I asked, huh, I wonder why I'm awake. And as soon as I had that thought in my head, my closet light turned on. And that was terrifying. I just remember throwing the blankets over my head and just saying, oh my God, what? what is happening here. I felt like, you know, from the Eye of Sauron, from The Hobbit, like somebody was watching me.

And I remember thinking to myself, I asked, huh, I wonder why I'm awake. And as soon as I had that thought in my head, my closet light turned on. And that was terrifying. I just remember throwing the blankets over my head and just saying, oh my God, what? what is happening here. I felt like, you know, from the Eye of Sauron, from The Hobbit, like somebody was watching me.

Somebody was interested and focused on me. It was really unsettling. This experience was very strange, very bizarre to say the least. And I think even more so that it was happening in a small Southern middle school. I think at the beginning, this conversation with Jamie, it was kind of fun. I was excited. I was really excited to connect with my dad. My siblings were really intrigued by it.

Somebody was interested and focused on me. It was really unsettling. This experience was very strange, very bizarre to say the least. And I think even more so that it was happening in a small Southern middle school. I think at the beginning, this conversation with Jamie, it was kind of fun. I was excited. I was really excited to connect with my dad. My siblings were really intrigued by it.

Somebody was interested and focused on me. It was really unsettling. This experience was very strange, very bizarre to say the least. And I think even more so that it was happening in a small Southern middle school. I think at the beginning, this conversation with Jamie, it was kind of fun. I was excited. I was really excited to connect with my dad. My siblings were really intrigued by it.

You know, my dad died when we were all very young, so being able to connect with him in this way, I mean, we'll take it. We're talking to our dad. that we love so much. But since he was gone for so long, it was just kind of, you know, out of our memory. So it was an exciting time. And it felt like a huge gift that somebody gave me a huge gift. It was incredible.

You know, my dad died when we were all very young, so being able to connect with him in this way, I mean, we'll take it. We're talking to our dad. that we love so much. But since he was gone for so long, it was just kind of, you know, out of our memory. So it was an exciting time. And it felt like a huge gift that somebody gave me a huge gift. It was incredible.

You know, my dad died when we were all very young, so being able to connect with him in this way, I mean, we'll take it. We're talking to our dad. that we love so much. But since he was gone for so long, it was just kind of, you know, out of our memory. So it was an exciting time. And it felt like a huge gift that somebody gave me a huge gift. It was incredible.

And my siblings and I still talk about it, that dad came out of... nowhere and talk to us. But as the days would continue and the weeks, and we're getting into the middle of it, and when she was revealing that she knew things in my apartment, it was kind of as if that she was interfering with my life and stepping into my personal life too much. And I became really uneasy about that.

And my siblings and I still talk about it, that dad came out of... nowhere and talk to us. But as the days would continue and the weeks, and we're getting into the middle of it, and when she was revealing that she knew things in my apartment, it was kind of as if that she was interfering with my life and stepping into my personal life too much. And I became really uneasy about that.

And my siblings and I still talk about it, that dad came out of... nowhere and talk to us. But as the days would continue and the weeks, and we're getting into the middle of it, and when she was revealing that she knew things in my apartment, it was kind of as if that she was interfering with my life and stepping into my personal life too much. And I became really uneasy about that.

Like I said, it just seemed like something, she or something else was watching me. And it was very uneasy. And my husband saw things, I didn't see it, but popping of lights in the hallway. He described it as like pops of electricity that he would see, like static energy through the hallway. Like, I never saw that, but he did. I remember smoking a lot of cigarettes.

Like I said, it just seemed like something, she or something else was watching me. And it was very uneasy. And my husband saw things, I didn't see it, but popping of lights in the hallway. He described it as like pops of electricity that he would see, like static energy through the hallway. Like, I never saw that, but he did. I remember smoking a lot of cigarettes.

Like I said, it just seemed like something, she or something else was watching me. And it was very uneasy. And my husband saw things, I didn't see it, but popping of lights in the hallway. He described it as like pops of electricity that he would see, like static energy through the hallway. Like, I never saw that, but he did. I remember smoking a lot of cigarettes.

I dreaded going to sleep at night. I don't smoke anymore, but that was really... Smoking cigarettes was, like, the only thing that could get me through. It was so stressful. I just didn't want it anymore. I didn't want to know. It was just...

I dreaded going to sleep at night. I don't smoke anymore, but that was really... Smoking cigarettes was, like, the only thing that could get me through. It was so stressful. I just didn't want it anymore. I didn't want to know. It was just...

I dreaded going to sleep at night. I don't smoke anymore, but that was really... Smoking cigarettes was, like, the only thing that could get me through. It was so stressful. I just didn't want it anymore. I didn't want to know. It was just...

too much and when I found out that we were moving away I think that was the best thing that could have ever happened to me because I just I couldn't wait to leave that it was just just too much. My husband is a civil engineer and so it was a temporary job for him. So he told me in the beginning of the year, in like the January, that we would be moving to Boston. And that was the best news.