Real Ghost Stories Online

Tonight’s episode stitches together a strange patchwork of small-town weirdness — submitted by a listener who grew up collecting odd moments that never quite fit any single explanation. It begins at a high-school sleepover, where a sophomore exploring dark third-floor hallways hears a single, echoing female hum coming from the girls’ bathroom. The hum terrifies half the students and later connects — in rumor and research — to an old fire and stories of a missing girl. From there the caller moves through childhood hauntings: a clown-like giggle in an empty apartment, the eerie creak of classrooms that feel “watched,” and the creep of energy in an old school that feels older than its bricks. The episode pivots into the uncanny: while exploring a demolition site, two kids watch a slow, three-light object hang over them, then flicker like liquid and streak away — a sighting that one friend later denies remembering. The show’s centerpiece is the strangest claim: during a thunderstorm, the world went translucent