June 7, 2025
INTRODUCING: Fear Daily!
đ§ This Week: Feed Drop â Fear Daily! Weâre doing something a little different tonightâand youâre going to love it. Weâre featuring a feed drop from the brand-new retro horror podcast Fear Daily! Fear Daily digs into the creepiest stories of the...
đ§ This Week: Feed Drop â Fear Daily!
Weâre doing something a little different tonightâand youâre going to love it. Weâre featuring a feed drop from the brand-new retro horror podcast Fear Daily!
Fear Daily digs into the creepiest stories of the 1990s and beyondâmonsters, hauntings, cults, and unsolved terrorsâpulled from a mysterious online bulletin board lost in the shadows of the Pennsylvania Rust Belt.
đŻď¸ Written by Brennan Storr (The Ghost Story Guys)
đť Narrated by Brandon Schexnayder (Southern Gothic)
đ°ď¸ Short, spooky storiesâperfect for a quick scare
If youâre 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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đĽ Produced by: Daniel Wilder
đ Explore more terrifying tales at: WeeklySpooky.com
Weâre doing something a little different tonightâand youâre going to love it. Weâre featuring a feed drop from the brand-new retro horror podcast Fear Daily!
Fear Daily digs into the creepiest stories of the 1990s and beyondâmonsters, hauntings, cults, and unsolved terrorsâpulled from a mysterious online bulletin board lost in the shadows of the Pennsylvania Rust Belt.
đŻď¸ Written by Brennan Storr (The Ghost Story Guys)
đť Narrated by Brandon Schexnayder (Southern Gothic)
đ°ď¸ Short, spooky storiesâperfect for a quick scare
If youâre 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!
đ§ LISTEN NOW and subscribe for spine-tingling horror stories every week!
đ Unlock exclusive bonus episodes and support the show on Patreon!
đ WeeklySpooky.com/Join
đŹ Contact Us / Submit Your Horror Story!
- Twitter: @WeeklySpooky
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- Email: WeeklySpooky@gmail.com
đľ Music by Ray Mattis đ Check out Rayâs incredible work here !
đ¨âđź Executive Producers: Rob Fields, Bobbletopia.com
đĽ Produced by: Daniel Wilder
đ 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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