Mr. Ballin

Today's episode is a fan favorite.

The audio in the story has been remastered for today's episode.

Today's story is about a woman who goes missing from a psychiatric hospital in 1900.

Now, at first, this story will seem like a pretty ordinary missing persons case.

That is, until you reach the very end.

Let's just say this story has one heck of a plot twist.

But before we get into that story, if you're a fan of the Strange, Dark and Mysterious delivered in story format, then you've come to the right podcast because that's all we do and we upload twice a week, once on Monday and once on Thursday, as well as this very special episode of a new format I'm calling You Can't.

If you're a fan of my YouTube channel, you know that I've told several stories that revolve around places you can't go and people who went there anyways.

And I decided to tell some stories like that here on this podcast.

but a little different.

These are stories with some very unique twists, like today's.

They aren't going to be the exact same type of stories you're used to hearing on YouTube, but trust me, you will remember these.

And if it seems like people enjoy this particular format, we will continue to add them periodically on this podcast, just to give you even more of the Mr. Ballin stories that you love.

So if that's of interest to you, on the next hot summer day, open a can of sardines and pour the juice into the follow button's air intake of their car.

Okay, let's get into today's story.

On the morning of March 11th, 1900, 43-year-old Carrie Selvidge stared out her bedroom window into the front yard of the building where she lived in Indianapolis, Indiana.

The sun shined bright on her face, but it was surprisingly cold for March, and there was a chill in Carrie's room.

She wore a heavy flannel blue dress and slippers, but she still shivered as she stood by the window.

Carrie heard footsteps behind her.

She turned and saw a young woman standing there.