Speaker 1: Ladies, gentlemen, theyse and them's It's all Hallows Eve with
Speaker 1: Wicked and Grim. I am Jacko, your master of ceremonies.
Speaker 1: The past seven days have been a maze of terrifying
Speaker 1: and bloody events, from hauntings to supernatural to the true
Speaker 1: crime tales.
Speaker 2: I do hope that you have enjoyed these stories shared
Speaker 2: with you. For tonight things will come to a final crescendo.
Speaker 2: Of Horrors. Is a story that befits the season and
Speaker 2: will make your skin crawl, especially if you are listening
Speaker 2: while you are in your car, because not only is
Speaker 2: this say terrifying event, but it just so happens to
Speaker 2: occur during someone's late night drive. So buckle those seat
Speaker 2: belts and get ready for Here are your hosts of
Speaker 2: Halloween Week and Wicked and Grim, Ben and Nicole.
Speaker 3: Happy Halloween. Ahtis the season, my friends. Oh it is
Speaker 3: so good. It is the best day of the year.
Speaker 3: I feel at home.
Speaker 4: Today is the day? Is this actually your favorite day
Speaker 4: of the year?
Speaker 3: Yes? Yeah, well unless you include tomorrow.
Speaker 4: We can hear the drinking pard that's the point.
Speaker 3: Oh and by tomorrow, I always mean like the next day,
Speaker 3: looking forward to tomorrow because some days, it's like, oh,
Speaker 3: today's been a shitty day, but tomorrow is going to
Speaker 3: be good.
Speaker 4: Tomorrow has help exact thing exactly. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I didn't even mean to be like inspiring there, but
Speaker 3: there was like some words of wisdom.
Speaker 4: Shit, pretty well, look at that. Off to a bang here.
Speaker 3: All that's good. I can't believe Halloween's finally here these
Speaker 3: seven days. We've said it last couple of times, but
Speaker 3: they've been flying by.
Speaker 4: They always do, they always.
Speaker 3: Do, always do. I mean there's times I've been hunkering
Speaker 3: down and like I have hours left to finish researching
Speaker 3: this fucking case. But even still, like in that moment
Speaker 3: when it seems like time is standing stills, I'm trying
Speaker 3: to get this fucking case done, it's just still taken
Speaker 3: by so fast.
Speaker 4: At the same time, Yeah, it's been enjoyable. It's been
Speaker 4: a good week, it is.
Speaker 3: But I always miss it though too, what I've done.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna miss jack O, true, I'm gonna. But the
Speaker 4: nice thing about that is you can still get a
Speaker 4: jackal fix.
Speaker 3: You can.
Speaker 4: Fearful.
Speaker 3: You can. Acco's got his own podcast, just don't It's
Speaker 3: called Fearful. Look it up. He talks about some awesome,
Speaker 3: awesome things, creepy, paranormal, true crime, just fucked up history stuff.
Speaker 3: Go check it out. He does an epic job. Also,
Speaker 3: people who do epic jobs. Are those people supporting us
Speaker 3: over on Patreon.
Speaker 4: Yes, we had quite a few sign up over Halloween.
Speaker 4: We really exciting.
Speaker 3: We have quite a few, indeed, so I'm gonna start
Speaker 3: with the list here. We have Lease Daniels, Justin Michelle Coleman,
Speaker 3: Nancy Freeman, Justin May, Megan Dyer, Charlotte Fertile, Ferdal Ferdal,
Speaker 3: I think it's Ferdal, Melissa Peck, Brooke Mashburn, Trinity and Michelle,
Speaker 3: Jennifer Festbau and Chloe Trudeau. Yes, all of them are
Speaker 3: getting the epic behind the scenes the exclusive content over
Speaker 3: on Patreon, including two other episodes that drop today exactly.
Speaker 4: And we're actually been trying to posts on there almost daily,
Speaker 4: So we have.
Speaker 3: Been, I mean there's been a couple of days we've
Speaker 3: been lacking more than sorry, been doing better than others
Speaker 3: because I mean, we're so busy with Halloween week, but
Speaker 3: we're very consistently posting on there, trying to make sure
Speaker 3: that we're engaging and uh, like I said, two episodes today.
Speaker 3: Usually you get one exclusive episode at the end of
Speaker 3: the month. They're getting that one and Jacko's backstory.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that is going to be one that you're gonna
Speaker 4: want to listen to.
Speaker 3: Oh for sure, we didn't know about Jacko's backstory. We
Speaker 3: had to do a little bit of research on it.
Speaker 3: And let me tell you it's uh, it's something. I
Speaker 3: don't want to say anything give it away, it's something
Speaker 3: so yeah, yeah, very speaking of giving things away.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, okay, talk about that segue ways are
Speaker 4: on point today. Yeah, so we've already kind of mentioned this,
Speaker 4: but we are going to be doing a giveaway on
Speaker 4: our social media so Instagram and Facebook. We don't really
Speaker 4: figure out exactly what it's going to to be, which
Speaker 4: you know what I think it should be. Well, post
Speaker 4: a photo of sorts obviously, and then people can comment
Speaker 4: what their favorite part of Halloween week was.
Speaker 3: Sure sounds good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think that's cool.
Speaker 3: And then we will let me see, we will give
Speaker 3: you each a hoodie.
Speaker 4: How's that a hoodie?
Speaker 3: We're gonna do a hoodie each, So a hoodie on
Speaker 3: Facebook and a hoodie on Instagram.
Speaker 4: Olamola.
Speaker 3: We haven't given away a hoodie before, have we No,
Speaker 3: I don't what.
Speaker 4: Happens if they don't want a hoodie?
Speaker 5: Though?
Speaker 4: What if they'd rather have a T shirt? Should it
Speaker 4: be a choice of a merch piece of clothes?
Speaker 3: Sure, will give you a choice of a merch piece
Speaker 3: of clothing.
Speaker 4: So it's like me, I'd probably like, oh, I'd rather
Speaker 4: a T shirt.
Speaker 3: Okay, so you'll get like, yeah, a T shirt long
Speaker 3: sleeve or a hoodie up to a Hoodiekay? How's that? Yeah?
Speaker 3: But I'm thinking like hoodie because like, 'tis the season
Speaker 3: for the chills? Right?
Speaker 4: Yeah, so I'm.
Speaker 3: Thinking hoodies might be popular, but we'll see. We'll give
Speaker 3: you options and you can pick from that. How's that?
Speaker 4: I don't even have a freaking wicked and grim hoodie?
Speaker 4: So oil you can tell.
Speaker 3: We actually didn't talk about like how this giveaway was
Speaker 3: going to work, Like we're doing a giveaway they might not.
Speaker 4: Have noticed, and now you're just pointing us out here.
Speaker 3: Hey, we're flawed. We're humans. We're just like anybody else,
Speaker 3: and we also like put things to the last minute.
Speaker 3: We're about to hit record and we're like, how are
Speaker 3: we doing this giveaway? Do we know?
Speaker 4: Well? And then you hit record, We never figured it out,
Speaker 4: so I just came up with that shit on the spot.
Speaker 3: Hey guess what, we just figured it out.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're also doing our Instagram live today.
Speaker 3: We are six o'clock Pacific Standard time, and I.
Speaker 4: Was kind of thinking that we should say what our
Speaker 4: Halloween costumes are.
Speaker 3: Should we don't want to give it away?
Speaker 4: Well, I don't know, because then people be like, oh
Speaker 4: my gosh, I have to check that out or should
Speaker 4: we keep it?
Speaker 3: Okay, you know what, We'll say it because yeah, maybe
Speaker 3: it'll bring people in. And not only that, some people
Speaker 3: are probably gonna listen after Halloween it might not be
Speaker 3: able to check it out. So here's where you actually
Speaker 3: get to know what we're dressed up as. How's that sound?
Speaker 4: And then we will also post a photo.
Speaker 3: Oh definitely, yes, okay.
Speaker 4: But not until after the live good call. But yeah,
Speaker 4: we are dressing up as each other.
Speaker 3: So Nicole's dressing up as me and I'm dressing up
Speaker 3: as Nicole.
Speaker 4: And you know, a wig might be involved and all
Speaker 4: that jazz, and.
Speaker 3: Nicole needs to figure out a beard somehow. So yeah,
Speaker 3: it's gonna be good. It's gonna be good. So we're
Speaker 3: gonna rock Instagram Live for about half an hour, maybe
Speaker 3: six thirty or so, we're gonna jump over to Patreon.
Speaker 3: Who knows, maybe we'll go for a full hour or
Speaker 3: something on Instagram, but we'll rock that for a little bit.
Speaker 3: Then the kind of after party heads over to Patreon.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, Well, okay, I think we're through our list
Speaker 3: of shit we needed to talk about.
Speaker 4: Oh I have one more thing for the giveaway. The
Speaker 4: photo that we're posting is going to be a photo
Speaker 4: of the new merch that Bend designed.
Speaker 3: Okay, so here we go, there we go. So look
Speaker 3: for that and then comment your favorite part of Halloween Week,
Speaker 3: whether it's a joke we made, whether it's an episode,
Speaker 3: whether maybe it's I don't know, when we're opening the
Speaker 3: drinks maybe whatever you feel like, just let us know.
Speaker 4: Absolutely.
Speaker 3: Maybe it's Jacko Jacko.
Speaker 4: It's probably gonna I bet you anything. Jack was going
Speaker 4: to win. One of the dogs was dreaming. Oh is
Speaker 4: that what that noise is?
Speaker 3: I thought Kiwi was puking or something. It's a great
Speaker 3: We also do have to post a photo of Kiwi
Speaker 3: because he is our best Halloween decoration.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, so much to do. Still, how is
Speaker 4: Halloween already here.
Speaker 3: I don't know, but we're going to celebrate it by
Speaker 3: talking about a creepy ass episode.
Speaker 4: Of course, how else would you celebrate it?
Speaker 3: Right, So this one is called the Lost Girl. Okay,
Speaker 3: So we're not doing any true crime or anything like that.
Speaker 3: We're going into a paranormal story tonight. Wow, we're going
Speaker 3: some ghosty goolie type stories.
Speaker 4: Any chance that you can have a to go paranormal,
Speaker 4: you're gonna do it.
Speaker 3: I love the paranormal, you know that.
Speaker 4: I do know that.
Speaker 3: So we're going to be heading down to the good
Speaker 3: old US of A for this story. Okay, why did.
Speaker 2: You just laught? I don't know.
Speaker 4: I just feel like I've never heard you describe or
Speaker 4: say it like that.
Speaker 3: The US of A. Yeah, United States of America.
Speaker 4: I'm aware what it is.
Speaker 3: Well, that's what it is. It's the US of A
Speaker 3: United States of America. Okay, cool, Sorry for being grammatically
Speaker 3: correct in my abbreviation. Anyways, So this is the story
Speaker 3: of Misty Tasker. She was a typical American team. It
Speaker 3: was just kind of chilling, living a good life and
Speaker 3: live Oak Florida, you know where it's actually warm right
Speaker 3: about now. When I was researching this, it said it
Speaker 3: was twenty two degrees celsius. Seriously, while we're sitting at
Speaker 3: like a minus ten degree celsius.
Speaker 4: So it was not actually minus ten today. Well this
Speaker 4: morning it was okay, Yeah, during the day it was
Speaker 4: a bit warm, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, maybe like one or something like that. Anyways, she's
Speaker 3: chilling over in Florida in Live Oak now. Live Oak
Speaker 3: is a rather small town with a population of approximately
Speaker 3: seven thousand residents and is located about eighty four miles
Speaker 3: east of Jacksonville, Florida. Okay, Now, her mother, Her mother
Speaker 3: had been trying to convince Misty to attend church as
Speaker 3: a young child. It was much easier to get, you know,
Speaker 3: someone to go to an event like this, right, a
Speaker 3: little bit more like, hey, you know, parents know best
Speaker 3: sort of thing. Come on, So it was easier to
Speaker 3: get Misty to go to church and attend. But once
Speaker 3: an individual develops from a child kind of into their
Speaker 3: own own person, yeah.
Speaker 4: And can kind of make decisions on their own a
Speaker 4: bit more.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they can make their own choices, you know, and
Speaker 3: especially when it comes to something such as religion.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: So, as such, Misty often actually didn't attend the services.
Speaker 3: Now her mom's name was Stephanie, and she worked as
Speaker 3: a reporter for a local newspaper in the area. Her
Speaker 3: field of expertise was covering things such as car crashes,
Speaker 3: true crime, events of the area, fires, someone who does
Speaker 3: kind of like what we do, except in a real
Speaker 3: world situation rather than just on internet podcast. Okay, so yeah,
Speaker 3: she would actually write article for the local newspaper covering
Speaker 3: these sort of events, and as someone with a strong
Speaker 3: belief in religion, I'm sure her job dealing in these
Speaker 3: sort of stories made it all the more important for
Speaker 3: her to attend church praying and stuff, you know, seeing disasters,
Speaker 3: people passing away, losing things, or people losing their way
Speaker 3: in life. I'm pretty sure it's going to put her
Speaker 3: on a path to make sure that, you know, she's
Speaker 3: praying all the harder for those people and her own.
Speaker 4: Family too, right, Yeah, that's fair.
Speaker 3: So I can see it being something that's not only
Speaker 3: important for her, but important to try and involve her
Speaker 3: daughter in. But by the sounds of it, she kind
Speaker 3: of respected the fact of her daughter doing her own
Speaker 3: thing too.
Speaker 4: Okay, and sorry, at this point you might already mentioned this.
Speaker 4: How old is misty?
Speaker 3: I don't actually know, Oh, Okay, I know she's a
Speaker 3: teenager in high school, but I don't know her exaustly.
Speaker 4: Okay, so she's still like living at home.
Speaker 3: Yes, I'm assuming somewhere around the age of like fifteen,
Speaker 3: that's my assumption.
Speaker 4: Okay. I mean that age is tough too. I feel
Speaker 4: like that age a lot of things that parents suggest
Speaker 4: they're just like nope, yep, nope.
Speaker 3: That rebellious teen kind of phase. Right. So yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: And I mean like for Misty, life was just kind
Speaker 3: of normal. She's kind of button heads a bit with
Speaker 3: her mom and like, it is what it is, right,
Speaker 3: and she just kind of went on living her life.
Speaker 3: You know, it is what it is.
Speaker 4: The joys of having children.
Speaker 3: Hey, well exactly. But life wasn't so much going to
Speaker 3: be normal, at least until the Fateful Day on Saturday
Speaker 3: evening in two thousand and four.
Speaker 4: Okay, don't it sounds yeah, that sounds ominous here.
Speaker 3: So Misty's mom was headed out of the house that
Speaker 3: evening to go run some errands, and she asked Misty
Speaker 3: to tag along with her. Now, at the time, they
Speaker 3: also had an exchange student from Pakistan staying with them
Speaker 3: named Bonie. Okay, and so it would be Stephanie, Misty,
Speaker 3: and Bonie who all went in the car to go
Speaker 3: run these errands. Now, little did Misty and Bonie. No,
Speaker 3: this was a ploy from Stephanie. She was never going
Speaker 3: to run errands.
Speaker 4: Instead, Oh, they were going to church.
Speaker 3: They were going to church. Yeah, okay, it was an
Speaker 3: evening church service.
Speaker 4: Okay, that was the errand.
Speaker 3: Okay, So it was kind of tricking her daughter into
Speaker 3: joining her to go to the church, but it didn't
Speaker 3: really work. She could trick her to go on the drive,
Speaker 3: but she could not get her in if inside the
Speaker 3: church as she didn't want right right, So while her
Speaker 3: and Bonie went inside for the service, Misty decides she
Speaker 3: was going to stay in the car and just wait
Speaker 3: for it to be over. So, by the sounds of it,
Speaker 3: it was just kind of a typical teenage parental relationship
Speaker 3: kind of like we already mentioned, right.
Speaker 4: But I mean, you're there, just go in, just like
Speaker 4: please your mom for that hour or whatever.
Speaker 3: True. But I mean also at that point, as a teenager,
Speaker 3: it's like what if someone sees me there, like you
Speaker 3: know those sort of things. Yeah, you're like you're too
Speaker 3: cool for it, you know. Yeah, So Misty decided that
Speaker 3: she was going to stay put, so she sat the
Speaker 3: car listen to music with her feet up on the
Speaker 3: dashboard while she just waited for her mom and Bony
Speaker 3: to be done. So she waited for about an hour,
Speaker 3: and then finally the two walked out back outside of
Speaker 3: the church over to the vehicle and hopped on in.
Speaker 3: Like I said, there was no errands, so now it
Speaker 3: was just heading home, right, So all Misty really did
Speaker 3: was tag along for a drive in a jam session
Speaker 3: by yourself in the car for an hour.
Speaker 4: Oh man, I actually feel like I could use one
Speaker 4: of those right now.
Speaker 3: Okay, those are some of the best times ever. I
Speaker 3: used to do that on my lunch break at work,
Speaker 3: just head out to my car and just like sit
Speaker 3: there with some music playing and eat my lunch by
Speaker 3: myself instead of socializing in the lunch room because oh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, fuck that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know. I have loved just being by
Speaker 4: myself sometimes. It's amazing.
Speaker 3: Are you telling me to fuck off so you host yourself?
Speaker 4: I wasn't. Actually, oh it's really yeah. Oh but I
Speaker 4: do love alone time. You know that about me? That's
Speaker 4: amazing you do you do?
Speaker 3: Anyways, they got back to the vehicle and they were
Speaker 3: going to return home, and it was then that Misty,
Speaker 3: you remembers, just as they were hitting the road again,
Speaker 3: something changed, something just felt odd.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: Now, one thing to note about Stephanie, which is Misty's mom,
Speaker 3: is that she gets very anxious about driving in the dark.
Speaker 3: And something I think you can attest to.
Speaker 4: Wow, way to make me sound like I'm like eighty
Speaker 4: years old. I don't love it. I don't love it,
Speaker 4: but I do it.
Speaker 3: True, you do it, you have no problem doing it,
Speaker 3: but it's something that you just rather not do if
Speaker 3: you don't have to.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, I just worry about like animals running out.
Speaker 4: And then other people's lights are so damn bright nowadays,
Speaker 4: it's like, good god, I feel like everyone has their
Speaker 4: high beams on when they actually don't. It's just their lights.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then you flick your high beams at them
Speaker 3: to let them know, and then all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: it's like twelve spot lights shine from there.
Speaker 4: They're like, asshole, I don't have my high beams on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, It's like holy fuck, calm down, buddy. Anyways, Stephanie
Speaker 3: definitely had some anxiety about driving at night, and she
Speaker 3: had a little bit of trouble seeing at night. Things
Speaker 3: weren't clear or whatever. It was, right, and at this
Speaker 3: point in time, the sun was going down, so it
Speaker 3: was getting darker and darker by the moment, right, so
Speaker 3: the sun was just dipping behind the hills, not a
Speaker 3: lot of light left. So Stephanie was, as she said,
Speaker 3: very self proclaimed granny driver, both hands on the wheel
Speaker 3: ten and two, leaning forward with eyes glued on the road.
Speaker 3: Even the road that they were driving was very desolate
Speaker 3: and straight all the way home, it still made Stephanie
Speaker 3: anxious to drive it in the dark.
Speaker 4: Well, I do have to say too, though, that time
Speaker 4: right at dust there is like the worst time for
Speaker 4: animals and stuff to be coming out. So I get it.
Speaker 3: You betcha, Yeah, sorry, I wanted to drop a you
Speaker 3: betcha in there. Yeah, that's that's one hundred percent true.
Speaker 3: That's when animals are getting active and come out. And
Speaker 3: so during the drive, something caught Misty's attention out of
Speaker 3: the corner of her eye as they went to drive past. Now,
Speaker 3: Stephanie wasn't driving very fast at the time. He was
Speaker 3: going approximately fifty to fifty five miles per hour, so
Speaker 3: it was relatively easy for Misty to kind of make out,
Speaker 3: even though she caught it out of the corner riot
Speaker 3: like that last moment on the side of the road,
Speaker 3: what Missy saw was a little girl standing there. Oh god,
Speaker 3: they drove by.
Speaker 4: Shit, keep going, oh, like's already done. No, fuck it,
Speaker 4: that sounds so bad. But I don't know. That's yeah,
Speaker 4: I don't know. Okay, I'll keep listening.
Speaker 3: You're sure, yes, I feel like you're ready to just
Speaker 3: like throw your microphone and headphones and like not even
Speaker 3: listen now. He was like, no, over, podcast is done,
Speaker 3: don't tell this story.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm out, little girls, Nope, I'm gone for the rest.
Speaker 4: You can just continue.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Uh well, I mean Misty did already have a
Speaker 3: bad feeling that started before she even saw this little girl.
Speaker 6: So oh gosh, just saying that, yeah, now, to touch
Speaker 6: on that feeling that Misty had earlier, that's something just
Speaker 6: didn't seem right.
Speaker 3: Hit her even more now as she drove by the
Speaker 3: little girl. Now, she did think something might be wrong, right,
Speaker 3: So she told her mom what she saw. She's like,
Speaker 3: you need to turn around. Oh gosh, you know, we
Speaker 3: need to see if she's okay. There was a little
Speaker 3: excuse me, a little girl back there on the side
Speaker 3: of the road. Now, her mom, having anxiety about driving
Speaker 3: at night, was rather reluctant to turn around. Yeah, her
Speaker 3: nerves were getting the better of her. She just wanted
Speaker 3: to get home. She didn't want anything to pop out
Speaker 3: and she'd hit like a deer or couldn't see something.
Speaker 3: Who knows what?
Speaker 4: I just call the police or something. That's fair thing,
Speaker 4: like I would do something. So I don't sound like
Speaker 4: a complete oh, but like, wow, I would. I would
Speaker 4: keep going, but I would at least not if I
Speaker 4: like the police about it in the situation.
Speaker 3: Okay, fair enough. Stephanie dressed to her daughter, though it
Speaker 3: took a little bit of convincing by the sounds of it,
Speaker 3: and she was like, you better not be lying to
Speaker 3: me here, like there better be something someone fucking standing
Speaker 3: there who needs help. But she trusted her daughter, and
Speaker 3: she turned the vehicle around and headed back in the
Speaker 3: direction where the girl was standing. So they drove back
Speaker 3: about half a mile, driving slowly to try and find her,
Speaker 3: and then all of a sudden, there she was, just
Speaker 3: as they drove past again, on the shoulder of the road.
Speaker 3: She wasn't a little girl, though, but she was a
Speaker 3: teen girl, and she was sitting there on the side
Speaker 3: of the road, clutching her knees to her chest while
Speaker 3: rocking back and forth with her face buried in her knees.
Speaker 4: Yeah no, no, yeah, no, nope.
Speaker 3: It seems like someone who's in trouble who needs help.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it does, Actually, it really does. But it also
Speaker 4: seems like it could be like a demon or something,
Speaker 4: or like a black eyed kid or something.
Speaker 3: Aren't all children demons, Let's be honest here, come on now,
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, no, I'm just kidding. But they both
Speaker 3: saw this teen girl there, like I said, clutching her knees,
Speaker 3: rocking back and forth. She seemed like something was clearly
Speaker 3: she's out here at dark now, alone on the side
Speaker 3: of the road.
Speaker 4: I mean, if she's like legit teenage, normal teenager kind
Speaker 4: of thing, like, that's a dangerous situation for her, big time.
Speaker 3: Oh definitely. Now this time, Misty's mom, like I said,
Speaker 3: did see her as well, and she just went up
Speaker 3: the road a little bit because she'd like just drove
Speaker 3: past her when they saw her. Went up the road
Speaker 3: a little bit, she said, about fifty yards or so,
Speaker 3: found a spot and turned her vehicle around to head
Speaker 3: back to her, and just as they drove up to
Speaker 3: where she was again, she was gone.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: They when they turned around and went to see her,
Speaker 3: she wasn't there. So they were confused, like, where did
Speaker 3: she go? Right? Did she run off? Did she run
Speaker 3: up the road? Is she afraid of us? Her think
Speaker 3: we're going to hurt her?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: There, There wasn't much they could really do. Couldn't see her,
Speaker 3: don't know where she went. So they decided, okay, well
Speaker 3: let's continue to drive and hope that we spot her
Speaker 3: on the road. Maybe she just ran up the road here.
Speaker 3: So at this point they're going relatively slow speed, approximately
Speaker 3: five miles per hour.
Speaker 4: Oh g.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're doing this to ensure that they really take
Speaker 3: a look and they don't miss her again. Right, So,
Speaker 3: after a while they went for about half a mile
Speaker 3: and they didn't see her. So they thought, okay, well
Speaker 3: she must have gone different direction, maybe off in the
Speaker 3: trees or I don't know the landscape they were in,
Speaker 3: but she clearly went somewhere, doesn't want to be seen
Speaker 3: by us, afraid of us, So there's not a whole
Speaker 3: lot we can do. Like you say, maybe when we
Speaker 3: get home, call authorities. Or something right. So Stephanie decides, Okay,
Speaker 3: let's get home. I'm already anxious about driving in the dark.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna go home. I'm gonna get going. So she,
Speaker 3: you know, put on the gas and she continued to
Speaker 3: travel home, and then, after traveling at least fifty miles
Speaker 3: per hour for about two to three miles down the road,
Speaker 3: there she was again.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, I literally just I hate that. Yes,
Speaker 4: but I hate this. I can tell these kind of episodes.
Speaker 4: I just know. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, just like you, Misty instantly knew something wasn't yeah,
Speaker 3: seeing something this time, she's like, something's wrong. There's no
Speaker 3: there's no fucking way she could have gotten this far.
Speaker 3: It just wasn't humanly possible. And even if somehow miraculously
Speaker 3: she was able to move that fast, they would have
Speaker 3: seen her running up the road. It's not like she
Speaker 3: would have gone around through the bush or anything like that.
Speaker 3: It would have been a straight stretch even if she
Speaker 3: could go that fast, but which she can't, so what
Speaker 3: the fuck now? Again, the girl was sitting on the
Speaker 3: side of the road, clutching her knees, rocking back and
Speaker 3: forth with her face buried. The car began to slow
Speaker 3: as Misty's mom pulled towards the girl, and Misty began
Speaker 3: to beg her mom not to stop a quote her mom,
Speaker 3: please don't.
Speaker 4: Stop, keep fucking going.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she knew something wrong. She was beginning to feel
Speaker 3: sick to her stomach at this point, and she didn't
Speaker 3: want to find out what was going to happen. She
Speaker 3: didn't want to look at this. She didn't want this
Speaker 3: to happen. She just continued to beg her mom please
Speaker 3: keep driving, just don't stop. I don't want like something's
Speaker 3: going to happen. But her mom replied, like, what if
Speaker 3: she needs help?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Well, I mean the mom is like a peer soul,
Speaker 4: really like she's better than me. I guess because I
Speaker 4: just feel like, Okay, let's fucking go.
Speaker 3: You didn't even want to turn the car around. You're
Speaker 3: like a child in the side of the road in
Speaker 3: middle of night. Fuck this, I'm out of here, so
Speaker 3: fair enough.
Speaker 4: So this mom is a is a lot better of
Speaker 4: a person, apparently.
Speaker 3: Moral of the story, Misty though, she was just like
Speaker 3: I can't do this, and Mom's like, what if she
Speaker 3: needs help? And her mom's intention was she was gonna
Speaker 3: maybe not like give her a ride, because it's clearly
Speaker 3: this is terrifying her daughter, right, so she wanted to
Speaker 3: at least like maybe offer the girl, like to phone
Speaker 3: someone to come pick her up or something, right, but
Speaker 3: she needed to see if she needed help first foremost.
Speaker 3: And at this point, Misty began to sob and she
Speaker 3: sunk down in her seat. However, she couldn't sink down
Speaker 3: far enough because she didn't want to see whatever was
Speaker 3: about to happen, and she could still have she still
Speaker 3: had a line of sight with this this teen girl.
Speaker 3: So she unbuckled her seatbelt, got down to the floor
Speaker 3: in the fetal position of the car, ducked her head down,
Speaker 3: held her eyes tightly closed, and cupped her ears so
Speaker 3: she couldn't hear or see anything.
Speaker 4: Oh man, she's having quite the reaction. Hey. Oh yeah,
Speaker 4: she's just scared shitless.
Speaker 3: She is absolutely terrified. Wow, So her mom's her mom
Speaker 3: rolled up and stomped the car right by the girl there,
Speaker 3: and she reached over the top of Misty and began
Speaker 3: rolling the window.
Speaker 4: And she even opens her window down.
Speaker 3: Come on, well, because the girl is on that side
Speaker 3: of you.
Speaker 4: No, but still her daughter's having a freaking panic attack.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it was a manual window. It's like the
Speaker 3: older style. We are two thousand and four, so those
Speaker 3: are still kicking around, right, So it's that older crank
Speaker 3: style and misty. Though she did have her ears covered,
Speaker 3: she could still hear, and she count did three rotations
Speaker 3: above her head and it felt like an eternity squeak, squeak,
Speaker 3: squeak as the window was rolling down beside her, and
Speaker 3: she again held her eyes as tightly closed as she could,
Speaker 3: and then she heard her mom ask, hey, are you okay,
Speaker 3: and then a brief moment of silence, followed by a
Speaker 3: blood curdling scream from her mother, oh from her mother.
Speaker 3: From her mom, oh shit?
Speaker 4: Why?
Speaker 3: When she asked, hey, are you okay? The girl looked
Speaker 3: up and looked at Stephanie, and what she saw was
Speaker 3: something right out of a fucking nightmare. The girl was
Speaker 3: sitting there, staring right at them, and where her face
Speaker 3: should have been instead, there was.
Speaker 4: Nothing, Oh my gosh, a.
Speaker 3: Black void and to quote Stephanie, there was no face whatsoever.
Speaker 3: It was hollow.
Speaker 4: Holy shit. Yeah, did she shit herself?
Speaker 3: I'm probably I would I would have. Yeah, I can
Speaker 3: tell you immediately what Stephanie did was step on the
Speaker 3: fucking gas and get out of there. Yeah, yeah, so
Speaker 3: she Yeah.
Speaker 4: No, we already know this chicken run like fucking the
Speaker 4: fastest person in the world apparently, Oh my gosh, this
Speaker 4: is too much.
Speaker 3: But she stepped on the gas and drove past the
Speaker 3: little girl. And they didn't look back.
Speaker 4: Oh man, okay, I mean would they even go home
Speaker 4: though this chick could be following them?
Speaker 3: They did go home, okay, And when morning came around,
Speaker 3: they were once again, of course, forced to drive the
Speaker 3: road right. It's daytime now though very much so daytime,
Speaker 3: and out of sheer curiosity as they're driving right and
Speaker 3: like they know whereabout she was, they kept their eyes
Speaker 3: peeled to the side of the road and when they
Speaker 3: got to the spot where they last seen the girl,
Speaker 3: they saw something there on the side of the road.
Speaker 3: What they pulled the car over and stepped out. There
Speaker 3: beside the road was a cross. It was a spot
Speaker 3: where a teen girl that went to Misty's school had
Speaker 3: passed away in a car accident years before. No, yes, Ben,
Speaker 3: that is the story of the Girl with no Face.
Speaker 4: Ah, Okay, you're good, bruh, I think so.
Speaker 3: Yeah, The lost girl, the Girl with no face.
Speaker 5: Whoa.
Speaker 4: I don't know why, but I just didn't see that
Speaker 4: even coming.
Speaker 3: Me either when I was when I came across the story,
Speaker 3: as like the fuck Now, of course, none of this
Speaker 3: can be confirmed. This is a paranormal experience that these
Speaker 3: individuals had, very real people, and they claim this to
Speaker 3: this day. I do want to reiterate though there was
Speaker 3: a third person in the vehicle, Bonie was there in
Speaker 3: the backseat. Okay, but I'm assuming at this point Bonie
Speaker 3: is in back in Pakistan, in another country and is
Speaker 3: far disconnected from this tale. At this point.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, I feel like he's really like, fuck this shit,
Speaker 4: I'm out. Probably I'm done with this place.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the us of what Okay, So has anyone else
Speaker 5: like reported seeing this at all or just these these people?
Speaker 3: As far as I can tell, this is a one
Speaker 3: off incident.
Speaker 4: I mean, but you can't make this shit up though,
Speaker 4: I feel like either, like holy, that is just terrifying.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like you said, I would ship myself like thanks
Speaker 3: for this, You're welcome for this.
Speaker 4: What a way to end Halloween week?
Speaker 3: Like, yeah, I'm boring the rest of my drink and
Speaker 3: you are just bewildered.
Speaker 4: I know, I don't. My eyes are like huge right now,
Speaker 4: I just this is whoa. But yeah, I mean I
Speaker 4: would have saved myself from that because I would have
Speaker 4: fucking not stopped kept going.
Speaker 3: Yeah, maybe everyone else you had the same encounter, just
Speaker 3: did the same thing and that was recording it.
Speaker 4: Just Nope, not today, friends.
Speaker 3: I can't imagine putting myself in that situation though, where
Speaker 3: you see a someone on the side of the road
Speaker 3: in distress and you have this bizarre paranormal, supernatural whatever experience,
Speaker 3: and then you realize someone fucking died here.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Like can you imagine like right next to a
Speaker 3: cross on the side of the I.
Speaker 4: Think your heart would just sink because it's also kind
Speaker 4: of sad because it's almost like, oh, man, like is
Speaker 4: she not resting? You know, like, yeah, it's it's sad.
Speaker 3: It really is actually put it in that context.
Speaker 4: But then also the thing is I have reasoning for
Speaker 4: being like nope, because there's like people out there that
Speaker 4: are so fucked up that set up shit on like
Speaker 4: sides of the road or in places that are you know,
Speaker 4: this long empty road or whatever. They'll youve like a
Speaker 4: bug or like a what is a stroller? Right, and
Speaker 4: they're hoping to get someone to stop and be like
Speaker 4: holy shit, like is there a baby here? And then
Speaker 4: they freaking take this person like murder them.
Speaker 3: That's true.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so there's reasoning behind my nope, I just need
Speaker 4: to explain that.
Speaker 3: Also, creepy ass kids are creepy and no.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was in black eyed children like, oh wow.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So that was the story to wrap up Halloween week.
Speaker 3: Hopefully you guys enjoyed it. I had fun researching that one.
Speaker 4: No shit, that would actually be pretty fun to research.
Speaker 3: It was probably gonna have nightmares now though I can
Speaker 3: tell you that much. Are you? Probably?
Speaker 4: Probably? I can't handle ones.
Speaker 3: Okay, we should make a bet on who's going to
Speaker 3: wake up screaming first? You yeah? Probably. Yeah. We want
Speaker 3: to thank you guys for being here through Halloween week.
Speaker 3: You guys are absolutely incredible. Hopefully you have an amazing Halloween.
Speaker 4: It makes you stay safe, you know.
Speaker 3: Stay safe for sure. Get that parental candy tax if
Speaker 3: you got those kids trick of treating, you know, get
Speaker 3: your share. It's only fair, right, only fair? It definitely is. Yeah. Also,
Speaker 3: if you haven't a drink tonight, make sure you send
Speaker 3: us a photo of that drink. So we're gonna be
Speaker 3: putting up a collage of photos of everyone who had
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Speaker 3: Do that thing. Mm hmm yeah, do your thing, Do
Speaker 3: your thing.
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Speaker 3: And this is at this point we usually say, you know, hey,
Speaker 3: stay wicked, but it's Halloween week. We have a master's ceremonies.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, Jacko needs to close us off here.
Speaker 3: Jacko's going to close us off, So go ahead, pass
Speaker 3: it over to Jacobabe. You do it here well.
Speaker 4: Cheers, cheers, cheers to Halloween.
Speaker 3: Happy Halloween, and jackal.
Speaker 2: Alas the sun is setting on another spectacular Halloween. I
Speaker 2: live for the moment when people stare at you in fear.
Speaker 2: As it really is the only time I feel anything.
Speaker 3: But it seems I may need to.
Speaker 2: Wait another year for that rush of feelings once again
Speaker 2: to befall me. As you find your solace in your lives,
Speaker 2: a peace and splendor, I do hope you will think
Speaker 2: of the time we share together with fondness, as I
Speaker 2: am sure to do. Ladies, gentlemen, veys, and them's. It
Speaker 2: is with great honor that I thank you for joining
Speaker 2: us for the third annual Halloween Week. But while it
Speaker 2: may be time for goodbyes, remember goodbyes aren't forever until
Speaker 2: we meet again. Stay wicked,