June 7, 2025
INTRODUCING: Fear Daily!
🎧 This Week: Feed Drop – Fear Daily! We’re doing something a little different tonight—and you’re going to love it. We’re featuring a feed drop from the brand-new retro horror podcast Fear Daily! Fear Daily digs into the creepiest stories of the...
🎧 This Week: Feed Drop – Fear Daily!
We’re doing something a little different tonight—and you’re going to love it. We’re featuring a feed drop from the brand-new retro horror podcast Fear Daily!
Fear Daily digs into the creepiest stories of the 1990s and beyond—monsters, hauntings, cults, and unsolved terrors—pulled from a mysterious online bulletin board lost in the shadows of the Pennsylvania Rust Belt.
🕯️ Written by Brennan Storr (The Ghost Story Guys)
👻 Narrated by Brandon Schexnayder (Southern Gothic)
🕰️ Short, spooky stories—perfect for a quick scare
If you’re a fan of Magnus Archives, Archive 81, or The Black Tapes, this bite-sized horror show is right up your haunted alley.
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👨💼 Executive Producers: Rob Fields, Bobbletopia.com
🎥 Produced by: Daniel Wilder
🌐 Explore more terrifying tales at: WeeklySpooky.com
We’re doing something a little different tonight—and you’re going to love it. We’re featuring a feed drop from the brand-new retro horror podcast Fear Daily!
Fear Daily digs into the creepiest stories of the 1990s and beyond—monsters, hauntings, cults, and unsolved terrors—pulled from a mysterious online bulletin board lost in the shadows of the Pennsylvania Rust Belt.
🕯️ Written by Brennan Storr (The Ghost Story Guys)
👻 Narrated by Brandon Schexnayder (Southern Gothic)
🕰️ Short, spooky stories—perfect for a quick scare
If you’re a fan of Magnus Archives, Archive 81, or The Black Tapes, this bite-sized horror show is right up your haunted alley.
Subscribe to Fear Daily wherever you listen to podcasts, and let them know Weekly Spooky sent you!
🎧 LISTEN NOW and subscribe for spine-tingling horror stories every week!
🎉 Unlock exclusive bonus episodes and support the show on Patreon!
👉 WeeklySpooky.com/Join
📬 Contact Us / Submit Your Horror Story!
- Twitter: @WeeklySpooky
- Facebook: facebook.com/WeeklySpooky
- Email: WeeklySpooky@gmail.com
🎵 Music by Ray Mattis 👉 Check out Ray’s incredible work here !
👨💼 Executive Producers: Rob Fields, Bobbletopia.com
🎥 Produced by: Daniel Wilder
🌐 Explore more terrifying tales at: WeeklySpooky.com
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Well, hello, my spookies, I've got a creepy little treat
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just for you tonight. We're introducing you to our good
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friends at Fear Daily, because who better to compliment weekly
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spooky than Fear Daily. So I'm going to play for
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you a full episode of their program that I know
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you'll really enjoy. It's retro horror at its finest. Short
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spooky stories pulled from a mysterious nineteen nineties message board
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somewhere deep in the Pennsylvania rust Belt, featuring tales of monsters, ghosts, cults,
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and so much more. It's written by Brendan Store from
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the Ghost Story Guys and narrated by Brandon Check's native
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of Southern Gothic. Two masters of the maca who know
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how to deliver that spooky feeling we all love so much.
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So settle in as I press play and enjoy your
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first dose of Fear Daily if you dare, and if
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you enjoy it, make sure you subscribe to Fear Daily
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on your favorite podcasting app.
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When the Internet began, bulletin boards services or bbs became
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the first online communities of the so called Information super Highway.
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Using their phone lines, people logged in from all over
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America to talk about sports, games, movies, and on one
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BBS in particular, they're sure their ghost stories. Over time,
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those communities all all went dark, except for one lone
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server that continues to operate somewhere in an unknown part
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of Pennsylvania's Rust Belts. A relic of the nineteen nineties
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veiled in Mystery.
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It is a digital.
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Archive of humanity's strangest encounters with the unknown, as told
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by the people who experienced them. My name is Brandon Shechsneider,
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and you were listening to Fear.
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Daily subject together user alt Melody, posted August ninth, nineteen
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ninety eight.
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From the ages of eleven to fourteen, I used to
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have to spend summers at my own house and great Neck.
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It wasn't by choice, not that kids that age get
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a whole lot of choice and how their affairs are managed.
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My mom looked after me for the rest of the
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year while working full time, so I guess she figured
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it was a way for her to get a little
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time off without having to take me out of school.
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She probably also worried about the kind of things I'd
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get up to if I was left alone in the city.
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It makes sense to me now that I've got a
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little distance from it. Back then, I hated it, and
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they're run up to the holiday. My friends would talk
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about the things they were going to do together, seeing
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Madonna and bon Jovi at the garden or having sleepovers,
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and what did I have to look forward to? Piano
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lessons and walks along Manhasset Bay with thought Amy. It
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wasn't that it was torture or anything. It just wasn't Madonna.
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I never minded going there with Mom for Christmas because
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not as much was happening at home when my friends
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would disappear into the cocoon of their family lives for
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a couple of weeks. Besides, Aunt Amy had lived alone
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since Uncle David died in nineteen seventy five, and even
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a selfish teenager knew you didn't leave family alone on
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the holidays. They had a beautiful house across from Plum
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Point with big windows that looked out over the water.
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Sometimes at night, the three of us would all just
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sit there in the living room with lights off, aunt
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Amy playing David's favorite songs on the piano while outside
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snowflakes blanketed the bay. This past Christmas, we got a
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call from the Great Neck Police to let us know
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that Aunt Amy had passed. The piano had been a
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focal point of her life, so I suppose it's only
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fitting she died sitting there, her hands ra on the
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polished ivory keys. Being in Amy's house without her there
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wasn't as strange as SCI had expected. At least once
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during every visit should run out to what had been
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David's favorite deli on Middleneck Road and bring back dinner.
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Standing in the living room with Mom as the afternoon
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light faded, I half expected her to walk in, shaking
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the snow from her hair. Of course, she was never
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going to walk back in there again. The kitchen was empty,
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countertops wiped clean before her heart had given out. Mom
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and I couldn't bring ourselves to touch Amy's belongings that
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first day. Instead, we decided to have a meal in
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her honor. The deli is still there, so we ordered
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the same thing she always used to a pound of turkey,
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a pound of roast beef, dozen slices of seated rye gravy.
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The elderly man behind the counter looked up from where
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he was writing our bill. He knew exactly who we
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were and offered his condolences. When our order was bagged
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and ready, he held his finger like he had forgotten something.
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He kneeled down out of sight, knees popping audibly, and
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when he came back up there was a can of
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baked beans in his hand. Sometimes, he said, David used
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to like beans. No charge. Back at the house, Mom
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and I ate silently in the high ceilinged kitchen. We'd
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made it back just ahead of the blizzard. The radio
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had been threatening all day, and now wind howled at
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the double paned windows. Once dinner had been finished and
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the leftovers backed up, we turned off the potlights above
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the kitchen island, plunging the house into total darkness. Together
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we went into the living room sat on the bay
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windows long bench seat to watch the storm. I leaned
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my head back against Mom's chest, listening to the tick
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of the clock. I miss her. Mom wrapped her arm
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around me, Me too, baby. We cried ourselves to sleep.
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I had a dream in it. I was laying on
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the bench seat in Aunt Amy's living room as wind
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whipped thick snowflakes back and forth across the bay next
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to me. I could feel the rhythmic rise and fall
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of Mom's chest as she slept behind us. Aunt Amy
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was playing Leo Ornstein's Morning in the Woods. My chest
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clenched with emotion and the tears came again, wiping them away,
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feeling the hot liquid against my fingertips, I realized it
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wasn't a dream. I was wide awake, but the music
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continued to play, so desperately wanted to look behind me,
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to know if aunt Amy was there, sitting at her
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piano the way she always had. Something told me not
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to turn that to see would be to bring this
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moment to an end, and I knew I didn't want that. Instead,
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I lay back on Mom, who shifted against me, getting
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comfortable again. Could she hear the music too, I wondered,
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Would she remember it all as a dream? I'd never ask.
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I breathe deeply, letting the music fill the sile, and says.
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The three of us watched the snowfall one last time.
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Subject gum drops user quiet Witness, posted October third, nineteen
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ninety six.
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The parking lot was full of media vans this morning,
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A pack of blow dried hairdoos trying to get as
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close to the apartment building as the police cordon would allow.
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Word had spread quick the gum drop killer strikes again.
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This time he left behind more than his usual lockdoor mystery.
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He left behind a living victim. Cops hated the whole
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gum drop killer names, so the fact it was their
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own fault is kind of funny. After details of the
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first couple killings broke in the news, residents of high
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rise apartment towers found dead in their beds, poisoned by
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an unknown toxin, their eyeballs missing. A reporter from the
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Times had managed to catch one of the lead detectives
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when he was half in the bag. The reporter asked
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if the police had any idea with the killer wanted
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with the victim's eyes, to which the annoyed cop responded,
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maybe he eats some like fucking gum drops. I don't know.
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The rest was history. Who am I? I'm nobody unless
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you're a fan of comic books, in which case you
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might recognize my name as the anchor on one of
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your semi favorite series if you're not familiar with my business.
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An anchor is someone who interprets the original artists graphite work,
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and you guessed it inc There's more to it, but
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I'm not here to give lessons on the finer points
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of the comic book industry. You've got Kevin Smith for that.
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I'm here because I'm one of only two people alive
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who's seen the Gum Drop Killer. No, this isn't a confession.
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I'm not a killer of anything. It's hard for me
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to swat flies, since I've always figured they've got as
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much right to be around as I do. Lord knows,
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Lord knows, I wouldn't have made it out of short
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pants if the rules allowed for beating me to death.
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As soon as I got annoyed, the detective who interviewed
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me till sun up asked me not to speak to
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the media, and I won't. The last thing I need
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is that kind of attention. The only reason I'm posting
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this here is because if anything happens to me, I
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like the idea of my story not getting buried in
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some cardboard box at an LAPD lockup. Why would anything
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happen to me because the Gum Drop Killer saw me too,
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and I'm not convinced that cops can do much against
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something like that. At the beginning. I moved into this
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a year ago after one of my dates pointed out
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that an invitation back to the house a grown man
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shared with his mother. Was always going to get an automatic. No,
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it's a two bed, two bath and a twenty story
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new build, So I'm the first person to live in
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my apartment, same as my neighbors and theirs. The Comstocks,
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the couple visited by gum Drop last night, had only
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bought their place last month. I hadn't met them before
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last night, when I watched him die as something barely
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human plucked out his eyes. The thing about living in
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a modern building like this is that everything looks the same.
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Same carpet on every flour, same and gray paint on
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the walls. Even the same apartment numbers, just with a
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two digit should prefix beforehand to denote the floor number.
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Now I'm ten twenty, my neighbor is ten twenty two,
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and so on. The Comstocks have, or at least had,
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apartment eleven twenty two, one floor above me. That's why
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when I stumbled out of a cab into the lobby
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of our building last night and hit the button for
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eleven instead of ten, I didn't notice for a while.
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You know that feeling when you've really got a load on,
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like your field of vision narrows to a point, and
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all you can do is move toward that point. It
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doesn't matter if you're on a crowded street with cars
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whizzing past. The only thing you see is what's at
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the end of that tunnel, burrito carta bathrooms, some poor
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woman who hopefully spots you before you can bother her
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with your idiot drunkenness. That's where I was last night,
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completely boofed on Singapore slings and desperate to get into
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my place so I could take a leak. I weaved
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my way down the featureless hallway, saw twenty and went
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for the door knob. The competing interests of gin and
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the need to urinate completely bypassed any thought of a key,
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and walking into a darkened apartment laid out exactly like
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my own meant I didn't see anything to suggest I
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was anywhere but home. Inside the bathroom, I flicked on
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the light, and halfway through a deeply gratifying piss, it
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occurred to me that someone had redecorated in a few
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hours i'd been gone. There was potpourrie on the toilet
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tank instead of stacked up issues of Wizard and the
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bar of soap next to the taps was a bright
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pink instead of the hairy white bar of dove that
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did double duty between my shower and sink. Nothing will
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cut through a gin fog like, and that's exactly what
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I felt in that moment. This wasn't my apartment. I
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had just broke and entered. Well, I didn't break anything,
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but I doubt the cops would be that discerning when
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they laid charges. My stream finally reduced to a trickle.
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I wondered about the etiquette flushing while committing burglaries, and
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that's when I heard sounds coming from next door the bedroom.
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Going by the layout of my own home, first I
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thought it was people fucking, so I listened a little more.
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It's been a while since I've had feminine company, but
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even drunk me knew that the process didn't sound like
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what I was hearing. It sounded like struggling, whimpering, and
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something else, something wet. Carefully, I stepped out of the bathroom,
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wincing at how long a shadow I was casting thanks
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to the bathroom. Why the noises continued like I hadn't
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been seen, and I debated just sneaking back out of
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the door and believing whoever lived there, to wonder if
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they were being haunted by a ghost with an enormous bladder.
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My curiosity went out, however, and I creeped toward the
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open bedroom door. My footsteps were almost inaudible on the
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linoleum floors. I inched closer to the black doorway, hearing
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the struggling more clearly, something was wrong, really wrong. Dread
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blossomed in my chest. Spike of adrenaline burned away the
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rest of my drunk. Placing my hands on the doorframe,
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I leaned into the room just enough for my eyes
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to start adjusting to the dim The patio door was open,
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curtains across it, fluttering in a slight breeze. On the
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bed were two people, no. Three, Two in the bed
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and one. A third figure was barely a person. Enormous
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muscled arms pinned the couple under the blankets like butterflies
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in a display case. The body was thick too, seeming
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rigid like the body of a beetle. Its legs were
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long and thin, folded up under it, like it was
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doing some kind of isometric hole One of the figures.
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I'd later learn it was the husband. Johnny wasn't movie
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