3 True & Terrifying Ghost Stories | Avery After Dark #68

[@lindelwam4136]

SUCH A GOOD STORYTELLER!!

[@AveryAfterDark]

thank you so much! appreciate you watching! :)

[@tgrazatos3740]

Yeah she is. I get ASMR from her voice as well.

[@FrostandFists]

Another amazing episode, Avery! The first story, where the lady swears she sees a man walking down the hallway at night, reminds me of a story my grandmother told me a few times. She's from Thailand and in our culture, there is heavy belief on ghosts/spirits. One night, after marrying an American soldier and beginning a new life, she and my grandfather were in a motel while traveling to their new home together in Nevada. She said that she's always been a light sleeper, so when my grandfather got up in the middle of the night to use the restroom, she woke up as he left the bed. She heard him shut the bathroom door as she rolled over and began to go back to sleep. A few seconds later, she said that she felt him come back to bed and wrap his arm around her, though a little more tighter than usual...almost uncomfortably so. She said she complained once or twice and tried to sleep, but his grip was too firm and she was starting to get sleepily annoyed with him. She told him to "cut it out". After another moment or so, she heard the bathroom flush and it's door open. The "man" cuddling her vanished. His weight just left her, but she didn't hear the bed move or feel any shifting of weight on the bed. He was just gone. She said that she just jumped up and looked at my grandfather sleepily walking back in the room. He asked who she had been talking to and she just started freaking out. Much like the gentleman in the first story, my grandfather searched all over the hotel room, but the door was still locked and there was no sign anyone had been there at all. She still gets goosebumps when she tells the story to this day. Anyways, I always love these supernatural episodes and this was another exciting one! We all appreciate all of your hard work, living in the editing room and working so hard to bring us your amazing stories. I'm sure that doing the visual podcasts really increased your workload, but they're definitely appreciated! Keep up the amazing work! ~ Methos

[@sayuriisme9728]

I am amazed you don’t have at least 1 million subscribers. Your channel is so professionally done and you are so good at telling these stories.

[@AveryAfterDark]

You are so awesome! Thank you so much, I'm just glad that you enjoy the videos. Appreciate you watching :)

[@vilmalaimearones683]

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[@kristianpeterson2571]

I'm really enjoying your show Avery. These haunted house episodes resonate with me, as I have have experienced several possible paranormal events throughout my years growing up in a house in close proximity to several caves that had Indian drawings on the cave walls. my dad's house was also a hub for activity. Honestly, I've had too many to mention here. Thankfully, my house in Houston is a warm and peaceful place. Cheers!

[@DominiqueBennett-r3l]

The last story gave me chills! It reminded me of my childhood home. I’m going to collaborate with my mom and email you our story soon.

[@AveryAfterDark]

Oh wow! Please do! You can send your story to my email -- [e-mail] -- look forward to hearing from you! :)

[@rosemiller3025]

Loved these stories! Thanks for sharing!!

[@AveryAfterDark]

Thank YOU for watching Rose!! :) You're awesome!

[@AlicesGlass9]

Found you on TT, instantly subscribed as soon as you said you have a YT channel. Loving your content it’s so easy to binge on my drives and at the gym. Also I love just outside of Gettysburg so so my dark drives are so much more fun now.

[@AveryAfterDark]

I love that!! :) So glad that I can accompany you during the week. Thank you for subbing. And that is amazing! I want to do a big episode on Gettysburg because WOW there is so much history there!

[@AlicesGlass9]

@@AveryAfterDark we’re a few short miles from the battlegrounds and there is certainty a lot of energy here. Well I can’t wait for you to do one!!

[@jessicajackson9489]

love your channel on ticktok, so I'm so happy that you have now started telling them on KZbin especially the creepy stories 👻💀 x

[@AveryAfterDark]

You are awesome! thank you so much for watching & so happy you dig the spookiness :)

[@angelarailey4812]

One bizarre thing that stands out in each story is the level of intelligence. Ugh 😢 we can’t underestimate them.

[@AveryAfterDark]

Totally agree! As soon as I hear the "were going to trick the ghost" part - I always roll my eyes!

[@brucemoriarty9964]

Love your channel. You have a wonderful voice for narration.🙂👍👻

[@lauraalbert3607]

I discovered you on TikTok and I’m thrilled to watch you on this platform! You are a GREAT Storyteller!!👻👀❤

[@AveryAfterDark]

thank you so much! so happy to have found you - enjoy!☺

[@Femmefatale1990]

I actually didn't know that Poltergeist was inspired by a real town. This was really really good! you're an amazing speaker.

[@AveryAfterDark]

makes it even spookier right?! thanks so much for watching 😃♥

[@Thorrson7]

Damn...that last one.... It totally wrenched my heart. Poor people.. That's horrible, the lives lost. Wtf was wrong with that goddamn place. Truly truly horrible. And I can see how Spielberg took this story and ran with it! Some researchers are hypothesizing that ghosts, criptids, aliens and UFO's are all part of the same phenomenon. The fact that the women got sick and one died reminds me of the many times people have suffered something similar at the Skinwalker Ranch. Why would anyone DIE from digging a hole, fir pete's sake! The "phenomenon" seems to "defend" itself at times by emoting some sort lf radiation that causes brain swelling, cardiovascular problems, fainting, etc.

[@oldbag1183]

Do you think the dresser fell on the little boy and that’s why it had the energy? Maybe that family was the only ones haunted & tragedy by the ghost because they messed with the grave? You’re a phenomenal story teller and you’d an excellent Dateline host

[@AveryAfterDark]

that is SUCH a good point I didn't think of that! I agree, I think there had to be something to that. And maybe the disappearance was somehow connected to the well in the basement? Hmmm makes you wonder... thanks so much for watching & your great commentary. You're awesome! :)

[@carlennabrattin7731]

Wow that crazy!#

[@melissalamarr2387]

My childhood home was built on and old Indian burial ground our house had poltergeist the house would shake like an earthquake growling in the kitchen by basement door scratches calling name shit missing red eyes floating around never were alone it's was horrible

[@carlennabrattin7731]

Every night I go to bed scared me think ghost or something

[@Marzzy01]

I think these spirits were just angry that their graves were built over like they didn’t matter. These were graves of people that were former slaves they went through more than enough in life and then for this to happen. These families were unfortunately caught in this storm. The spirits were just angry and didn’t care who they took it out on.

[@melissalamarr2387]

@avery after dark for me your the female version of mr.ballen found you on tik tok binge watched all those now I'm on utube binging all night ❤❤❤ best story twller (female) 😊

[@AveryAfterDark]

haha I love that! thanks so much for watching and listening. always love finding another spooky lover like myself!! :)

[@GoblinKeeper]

💡💡👻💡💡 ⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘ Go Team Nightlight...

[@AveryAfterDark]

haha team nightlight forever!

[@JuanJavierGamboa-pz2fb]

Disculpa. No entiendo su idioma..DIOS ME LO BENDIGA.🙏🙏🙏🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🌟🌟🌟

[@robertpalumbo9089]

Subbed from tick tock

[@AveryAfterDark]

Thank you & welcome! :)

[@Moonbot943]

Ghosts are not real, it's all psychological.

[@brianvuinovic4252]

I disagree. I have had many experiences that confirm that ghosts are very real.

[@danielmorrissette4757]

😦😦😦😦😦😦🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

[@bdoon51]

Black Hope Cemetery was the creepiest and most frightening It seems like whoever disturbed the graves caught the shit. Your own story about the twins...versions of that have been on TV but it was believable. I only go for non fiction or reputed true stories Seems like Steven Spielberg with his film Poltergeist got his inspiration from Black Hope However Spielberg gilded the lily a bit too much. We call situations like those supernatural or paranormal. More than likely hauntings, noisy ghosts and other supernatural are within a realm of science we do not yet understand. Good job pretty lady Brian