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Eleven eight twenty-five coast six 105 North 1venue52. 600
north of mine. Nine one1, what's your emergency? It's my
father. Copy that one our way. I was terrified. I could hear a
young woman screaming for help.
This is a fear on a level that I can't even explain. I can't
go to work and talk about this. They're going to put me in a
psychiatric ward. Dismatch. Help me.
Nine one1, please state your emergency.
Nine one1, what is your emergency? It's my father. He's
not picking up and he's alone. I think he's missing. He hasn't
been here all week. Are there any immediate health concerns?
Yes, he's not well. What is the location of the emergency? He's
in the industrial park. He's alone there in the east parish.
The nine one one call reaches paramedic Stacey Hilton, a
former nursing student. Go double check that kid. And a 14
year veteran of Louisiana's main streets. Louisiana, it is
considered one of the most violent areas of the country.
This is ambulance to dispatch. A lot of trauma. Lot of
shootings.
Copy that wild of this check. We're on our way. Let's go.
There's certain parts of the city that have a really, really
dark energy, definitely. The call takes them to a desolate
industrial area. What we found out through our call notes is
that the individual was actually living at his
business. Actually, not the kind of place I'd want to be
hanging out at night. It was kind of creepy, very dark. The
notes on our computer just told us enter through the front of
the building. Yeah, that's all we knew. It was the daughter
that had called 911 trying to reach her dad. She lived in
another city and had been trying to reach him for a
couple of days. He's my father. He's not picking up and he's
alone. Definitely a messy divorce and he had moved out of
his home and was living in the actual warehouse.
When I first walked into the building, I felt extreme
heaviness. When I continue down the hall, it got heavier and
heavier to where I was actually dizzy.
First responders are very much in the moment when they come
into any sort of emergency situation and often times that
being focused in the moment and being focused on to something
will actually open up your perception a little bit more in
terms of what may be going on around you. Stacy quickly
realizes she's dealing with a suicide but something else
catches her eye.
When I approached the end of the bed, I saw what looked like
a huge shadow hovering around him. It hovered for several
seconds before it moved away from the wall. It was something
very oppressive like oppressive type of energy around him. How
did that not detract you from assessing the victim? I didn't
understand it at the time. You know, I couldn't process it. I
noticed there was a gun laying next to him on the bed and it
was very obvious that he was dead. I find that suicides are
the most draining type of call. I I don't think anything
compares to that. Oh, I've been on numerous murders over the
years and suicides were always the ones that stuck with me.
The sadness and heaviness of it.
All of a sudden, I see what looks like a silhouette of a
man. Bang, bang.
I don't think I really had a thought in me other than fear.
I wasn't even thinking. I just knew I had to get out of there.
You alright? My partner did not see what I saw in the room. My
partner wasn't looking where I was looking so he didn't see
anything in the room. In fact, he was actually talking to the
police that were coming in the building. I wonder what's wrong
with her. Had no idea that I would experience what was
coming next. You you arrive home and and take me through
what happens next. So, I arrived home and I'm very
intuitive. I can feel when something's around me and I
felt a heavy presence which I had never felt in my own home.
And noone was there. No one else was at my house.
The lamp that was sitting on the side of my bed was in the
middle of my bed. It had been moved. The lamp had been moved
to the middle of the bed.
Stacy. I was terrified. I mean, terrified.
I felt like something was hovering around me. Almost like
it was trying to cause fear.
I felt like whatever this was had followed me. Nine one1,
what is your emergency?
He's not picking up and he's alone. Responding to a suicide
shooting, veteran paramedic Stacey Hilton is followed home
by a mysterious figure. Whenever there's a severely
emotional situation that's gone on especially a traumatic
incident like a suicide you've got a lot of unresolved
emotions that are just hanging in that space. In this case it
may have actually been a bit of a warning sign from the entity
who is still possibly being territorial or protective over
the space that it held.
I actually had several incidents happen that evening.
Doors opening and closing. I was wide awake laying in bed
terrified. This And then a few seconds later, it's right in my
ear and it whisked past me. Sometimes what we'll see in
negative entity cases is that they will actually decide on
some level for whatever reason to create a dynamic where it
needs to be dominant over the person. I heard somebody come
down in my ear and go Stacy, Stacey, Stacy, Stacey, Stacey,
Stacey. Felt like all hell broke loose at my house. This
was every night. This this wasn't one night and it went
away the next day. This was something that continued for
months. I I started having other experiences on other
calls.
Stacy.
Hello?
I noticed a shadow moving through our ambulance.
There's someone back there.
There's noone in here. I can't go to work and talk about this
because if I do, they're going to put me in a
psychiatric ward, you know, thinking that I'm crazy.
There's noone in there.
It felt very personal and it got stronger and stronger and
it was it terrified me. I had this very oppressive feeling. I
was scared. It feels to me that she had a malevolent entity
there. I thought I had some type of demon attachment, yes.
Uh at that point I didn't even know what to do. I thought you
know I need to pray. We get a situation where somebody is
praying from a fearful state of being that's not achieving the
end game which is to feel better. Which ultimately is
going to help you out on so many levels with paranormal
activity. So if you're praying or you're attacking something
from any sort of state of fear that's never going to end well.
It was messing with me in a way that wasn't just physical. I
went into a major depression. It was horrible. I was actually
suicidal. When we get people who are in extreme emotional
distress and negativity such as depression, we often see this
accompanied with negative entities that seem to either
manifest from that emotional energy and from that depression
or can be attracted in because of it. I felt like it all led
back to this particular call. Nine one1, what is your
emergency? It's my father. He's not picking up and he's alone.
I think he missing. He hasn't been here all week.
It can't be real. I can't be real. He just felt so low and
so helpless and depressed and I'm sure he had no idea he had
an entity attachment. Gabby,
Stay back. What do you want?
I feel like it was this darker energy around him that led to a
suicide.
This negative entity was spawned from the depression and
probably existed in its own state of intelligence apart
from the man who had killed himself.
The reason why this this demon or this dark entity attached
itself to you, why do you think that is? I'm not sure if it's
that the entity wanted me to commit suicide. I don't feel
that way because I feel like then what it would it do, it
just needs me in a constant fearful state. And I reached
out to some friends and I said, I don't know what to do. I need
help. So, I ended up learning about some energy workers that
work in the energy field, not just the physical body but work
in the energy field and I had several energy sessions and
then I was led to a shaman.
He just said, lay down, close your eyes. I'm going to be
working around your body. I won't touch your body.
Stay safe.
About spirit was taking over you. He said, I removed several
things from you. He was draining your energy. He was
absolutely right. I, everything calmed down. And you know, I
just spent hours on my knees saying thank you god for
helping or sending me to the right person. How's his
experience left its mark on you. As far as the fear,
there's nothing else in my entire life that I've
experienced that shook me to my core of chills right now. I was
terrified. Yes, he's not well. What is the location of the
emergency? He's in the industrial park. He's alone
there in the East Parish.
Truck 116four. One one six four copy. Alarm activation four
sixty-two Elm Street East entrance.
Sent to investigate a possible school break in is security
officer Chris Sensicle a 20 year veteran who's responsible
for protecting more than 700 schools and facilities
throughout the city my primary job would be for alarm response
to schools that had a burglar alarm or intrusion alarm So I
decided to pull in and do a proactive patrol.
This is a two-story school facility. Uh I noticed an open
window.
So I have to be on alert that there could be a person inside
the building. The school is often the target of street
gangs and desperate drug addicts out to steal whatever
they can get.
The school board is third largest in North America,
second only to Chicago and Los Angeles. With any urban city,
you're going to get pockets of crime. The officer knows that
just because the alarm didn't go off, doesn't mean there's no
intruder Technology can fail so I have to be on high alert. As
per protocol the security officer is trained to call in
at the first sign of danger. We were issued with handcuffs and
expandable batons and we wore protective vests in case it
were attacked. So I'd been to the school several times before
and I was fairly familiar with the layout of the school. But I
really had no idea what was waiting for me inside the
school. A school with a dark history. There had been a
massive hurricane back in the 50s.
There are massive loss of life. There was you know a factor of
creepiness going into that school facility.
To gain access to the classroom, the officer first
needs to get master keys from the mechanical room. So I have
to be on alert and always listening for you know any
potential sounds that might give away an intruder.
My first instinct is to lower the volume on my two-way radio
so that I could have some degree of sneakiness and
stealth. Uh I would also hold tightly to the keys so they
wouldn't be jingling when I walked.
It was at that point that I thought I heard footsteps on
the upper level of the school directly above me.
As I'm walking through the school, I realized that there
could be an ambush and that could be a dangerous situation
for for any responder.
And at that point I I checked the classrooms on the second
floor looking for any signs of intrusion, any signs of any
activity at all.
Everything was secure.
The one door that isn't secured is the one that leads into the
classroom with the open window. There was no signs of forced
entry in the classroom. There was no signs of vandalism. Uh
nothing knocked over. Nothing immediately out of place.
Nothing that would suggest that anything illicit had happened
in that building.
And that's where I heard something that chilled me to
the bone.
Sounded like a a young woman maybe in her teens or 20s.
I started hearing the footsteps again, sound of creaking wood.
Way too heavy to be a a raccoon or a squirrel or any small
animal. Definitely human sized.
There was noone there. I didn't know what to make of it. Uh
there was noone physically there. You're hesitating using
the word ghost but that's what you're talking about. I guess
that's what I was talking about. I was absolutely
terrified.
62 ounce straight extensions.
One one six four copy. Alarm activation 462 Elm Street.
While investigating a possible school break in.
Security Officer Chris Sensical is forced to believe he may be
dealing with a paranormal
I don't know what this is but there there is noone else in
that building with me in the physical sense. When people
experiencing things moving during a paranormal event such
as something being thrown, people do feel targeted by that
and it's often hard to understand what the intent
behind it is. For a ghost to move something of physical mass
and put the amount of energy to focus on that particular item
means that they have a certain intent behind what they're
doing. The question is, what is that intent?
I heard what sounded like footsteps. Definitely only one
set and it was moving fairly slow. Phantom footsteps are one
of the most occurring phenomena that people hear during a
haunting. Uh these are audible sounds that people will pick up
during a manifestation of a spirit or sometimes people can
pick these up on a psychic level. The footsteps lead him
back to the classroom with the open window. The window was
open again. It it could have been any number of things in
the rational mind. Maybe it was a school child playing a prank.
As far fetches that sound your rational brain takes over and
you try to make up excuses as to why things are the way they
are.
The room is hit by hurricane-like winds.
It scared the hell out of me. I was terrified.
He considers calling for backup but what would he say? There's
the unspoken rule that if you call for backup and it's not
something you can kind of get that reputation. Boiler cried
wolf so I didn't want to be that guy. I want to make sure
that if I was calling for support that it was for a good
reason.
At that point, I made my way back into the boiler room to
replace the keys in a lock box. Want to get there as soon as
possible. When I got inside the boiler room, the lights were
off and I remember distinctly leaving them on.
At that point, my mind was racing. I thought there could
be someone else in that room. I made my way back to where the
lock box is. It it was how I had left it and the padlock was
kind of resting on the hasp.
Suddenly the padlock just flew across the floor. Was almost
like someone had hit the padlock and it skidded across
the the pavement. I got the sense that it was an over it
act. Typically when we find that things are thrown at
people, it's generally some type of warning. There's always
a certain fear that encompasses the person that they're
going to be hurt or that something is evil.
This is beyond the scope of my training and beyond what I
should be dealing with.
What scared me worse was I started hearing the footsteps
again on the second floor of the building.
I exited the building.
And got back to my vehicle.
I never mentioned this to any of my colleagues or
supervisors. Why? Gets back to the whole ridicule thing and
and you know who who would believe me? But it starts all
over again. Six months later. Approximately Officer Sensical
gets an emergency call to the same school.
All the alarm company had told me is that they had an unknown
sound or unknown noise occurring inside the school
facility and I was dispatched to investigate. With his last
visit still fresh in his mind. Officer Sensical is less than
enthusiastic about going back inside the school. Which is
since installed a high tech alarm system. This particular
alarm system works differently than say a a burglar alarm
system. This one had microphones placed all the way
around the school and the Central Station security
monitoring company would listen in actively to the school and
if any sounds of broken glass or voices or anything that was
out of the ordinary came in they would be able to say which
part of the school was picking up the noise. They were able to
determine that the microphones that was picking up the noise
was from the auditorium part of the school.
I didn't hear a sound other than the sounds I made for
myself. At this point I got no other reason to think that
maybe the the technology has failed. Uh maybe they're
picking up sounds from another property. Uh could even have
been someone walking on the outside being noisy that
tripped the sensor but there's nothing happening inside the
school.
This is dispatch. Are you okay, Chris? All of a sudden, my
two-way radio starts going crazy and my dispatcher is
calling me. I'm I'm fine. The tone of his voice is panicked
almost. Hang tight, Chris. Police have been dispatched to
your location. Why? What's the problem? I was just about to
clear the building. I was confused. Why why were the
police coming? I I told the dispatcher to cancel the
police. I I didn't want the police. There was no reason for
the police to be involved. Man, all screaming about? Screaming?
The dispatcher told me the monitoring center was actively
listening into my progress walking through the school and
heard a woman screaming for help. I didn't hear any of
this. I I would have heard it. I could have heard a pin drop
inside that school but I didn't hear anything inside. Can you
patch it through to your mic? Dispatch plays back the
recording of what they've been hearing through the officer's
radio.
I could hear What I would describe is a young woman
screaming for help.
Hello? What I heard was help me and unintelligible screaming.
Frantic panicked screaming. Please help me please.
Dispatch. Dispatch come back. Please. Help me out. This woman
was screaming for help imploring someone to please
come and help her. Help. Dismatch. It's gotta be one of
the most terrifying things I've ever heard.
On his second emergency call to the same school, security
officer Chris Sensical is shocked when he hears the
troubled voice of a woman who is nowhere to be found.
To hear this woman screaming and the even the echoing, the
acoustics of the screaming in the hallways was downright
chilling. Hello? Dispatch. Dispatch, come back, please.
This particular case sounds like a residual haunting. It's
an echo of the past. It's a a sound that's embedded in the
environment that recording equipment can pick up if
present there in recording at the time. I'm sure that there
was noone physically inside that school with me. I was
alone. Hello. Dismatched. It's almost as if these people died
with such trauma and such an emotional impact that they're
stuck. Uh there's something traumatic holding them there
and either they don't realize they're dead or they're not
ready to move on or they're stuck with the ongoing event in
their mind and they're unable to break themselves from the
location that they're in. Please, please help me.
I was very overwhelmed is not the right word. Uh that feeling
that you get when the hairs on the back of your neck rise.
I wanted nothing more than to get out of that building and
lock it up and be done with it.
It is a sadness that you know someone 70 or 80 years later
they're still suffering or they're still imprinted in that
building.
A lot of times if a spirit needs help, they will try to
communicate the the tragedy mate. They want people to
understand why they died and hopefully get that person to
help them you know, move on as a spirit. Base to five. Base to
five. Get back inside. Five. Can you return five? I was
asked whether or not I wanted to go back inside and I
declined. I didn't think I wanted to go back inside. Why?
The logical part of my brain said that I had already
patrolled the inside and everything was secure inside
there. There was no reason to recheck it but deep down I
guess I thought that if there was a ghost from there, I
didn't want anything to do with it. This wasn't just a place
for survivors of the hurricane, it was a place for the dead.
When I'd looked into it after the fact I'd found out that the
auditorium was used as a temporary morgue during the the
massive hurricane in Toronto. With that revelation that I was
now walking through potential graveyard of of lost souls. Uh
I guess it makes a lot of sense that I could have been haunted
or or imprinted on by someone who had lost their life during
that event.
A lot of times if a spirit needs help, they will try to
communicate the the tragedy. They want people to understand
why they died and hopefully get that person to help them you
know move on as a spirit.
I've always been a very logical person that would want to get
the facts before I make a decision up. But based on what
happened to me on those nights I believe that there is more to
the world than what we see. I'm a believer now.
Nine one1, please see your emergency. I
911 is rescue needed.
If you can hear me, press a button on your phone.
Responding to a 911 call of a possible assault is ex soldier
and certified EMT Patrick Newcomb and his partner. I was
working in Central Texas in a very large city. We just
dropped off a patient at the hospital and they dispatched us
on another nine one one call for an assault. Uh someone that
can actually be dying. The scene of the crime is the
parking lot of a recently abandoned hospital. The
hospital has been shut down for a couple months already. Uh
they basically used the hospital just for training.
With San Antonio one of the worst cities in the US for
serious crimes, the building is heavily secured. But the police
do keep the hospital locked up you know they check on it
nightly but as far as a victim goes there's no sign of one
anywhere suggesting a prank false calls usually happen five
out of 10 calls you know it's taking people that actually
need an ambulance out of the service
But what is much much harder to explain is why the door is
suddenly unlocked.
Patrick. The doors were wide open. That freaked me out and I
didn't know what to think. Despite the sudden mystery,
Patrick decides to go in still on the lookout for his assault
victim.
If I would have known what I was about to see there, I would
have never gone. 911 is rescue needed. Can hear me, press the
button on your phone.
If you can hear me, press the button on your phone.
Responding to a 911 call of an assault outside an abandoned
hospital. Texas EMT's Patrick Newcomb and his partner find no
trace of a crime, only a bizarre mystery.
Still searching for a possible victim, they head into the dark
building. Built over what was once a civil war hospital.
You can imagine the wounded soldiers and and the death that
you know was part of that hospital back then. For those
who most recently worked here, the place was believed to be
haunted. I've asked a lot of the nurses that used to work at
that hospital about the history and they said on a daily basis,
they would see civil war soldiers. Vietnam soldiers
walking down the hallway and they would say, hey sir, sir,
you can't go in there and then this person would just
disappear.
Entities seem to be able on them whole to be able to
manipulate their environment including moving extremely
heavy pieces of furniture, heavy objects and things like
that. But as an army veteran, Patrick is not the type to
frighten easily. I've served in Iraq and I've seen a lot of
things. Uh people blown up, shots, I mean you name it. Just
bad stuff.
With no clear plan, they head down to the basement towards
the oldest section of the building.
Where visibility is nearly zero. It was just a just like a
black brick wall. You couldn't see anything.
They reach a cold chamber in what used to be the old Civil
War hospital's morgue.
Which according to what they know about the building should
be completely empty.
That kind of freaked me out right there. He has no idea
where the bodies have come from.
Suddenly, there was somebody standing there beside the door.
Huge figure, about eight foot tall. There was no face. It was
just a blank white. I don't know what you want to call it.
And that scared the **** out of me and I was basically frozen.
The only thing that ran through my mind was it's the Grim
Reaper.
I wanted a father. In Paranormal Laura, the Grim
Reaper is a entity that comes to get you because you're about
to die.
Patrick's reaction is normal for somebody who is facing
something that may be there to hurt him. A dark entity
unhindered by time or space.
This is a fear on a level that I can't even explain.
I've seen people dying in my arms.
To me, this situation was the most terrifying situation I've
been in.
Patrick's got a military background and he's trained to
protect those around him. So he did what any person would do in
this situation which is to get out of there as fast as
possible. This thing comes after people. I didn't want to
die so I I got the hell out of there. Just boom. I'm gone.
It's possible that it was coming for me or maybe even my
partner. I wanted to put as much distance between the
hospital and my ambulance as possible. Just floored it. And
Automatically called dispatch to Radio the police. Hey,
somebody broke into the old hospital to get them out there
to see exactly what they're going to find. I didn't tell
them what I saw just because I didn't want them to think I was
crazy. As the EMTs speed away, they make a secret vow of
silence. We didn't talk about it at all. It was just like we
left it alone and we both both wanted to basically forget
about it. You know, hey, this did not happen. When police lay
arrive at the abandoned hospital, the doors are chained
and padlocked as per usual. When they came back and said,
there's nobody there. Everything's locked up and
chained. I didn't know what to think. I'm very convinced of
what I saw. I mean, my partner seen same exact thing as I saw.
It's it's not possible. We both, you know, imagined this
thing. Yeah, before this took place, I was a total skeptic. I
didn't believe in any paranormal. I was like, man,
it's all a joke. It's all made up. After that, I was, I mean,
there's no way to tell me anything different. You know, I
know what I seen. For weeks after that, I was very careful
because I'm thinking to myself, I just seen the and it's
going to get me. You know, something is going to happen to
me. So, I was basically watching every step that I took
and being like over cautious in everything that I did because I
didn't want to, I didn't want to die.
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