Episode 1258 · Oct 31, 2006 · 2h 39m
October 31, 2006: Ghost to Ghost 2006
Key Moments
Open transcriptOuija board calls 'Jack' the night his father diedAt a Halloween frat party, a stranger upstairs is told the Ouija board insists on speaking to Jack; the next morning he learns his father died around the time of the session.
Ghost in the attic and a 20-year-old murderDebbie hears nightly cries in her ceiling, sets up a video camera, finds roof rats, then exterminators discover the bones of a woman murdered by her husband 20 years earlier.
Glowing skeleton and the stepfather's transformationAn 11-year-old in Navy housing sees a luminescent green hunting-clothed skeleton in his bed; afterward his happy-go-lucky stepfather becomes a violent stranger and the marriage collapses.
Wife's promise keptlights, bluebird, bedside visitation: Bruce's wife Tina, killed in a 2003 motorcycle crash, fulfills their pact through three escalating signs: three light bulbs flashing out together, an electric-blue bird at her grave, and finally a closet apparition saying 'There is an afterlife. I'm okay.'
Ghost made a phone call and ate a bananaIn Reno, Beatrice watches the previous tenant enter her locked apartment, phone a partner about a 50-50 deal, pack a bag from her bedroom, and eat a banana - then sees he has no hands or feet.
Callers deliver firsthand encounters throughout the night. A man in Miami describes being summoned by a Ouija board at a party, only to learn his father died at that exact hour. A woman in Reno recounts watching a solid male ghost enter her apartment, use the phone, and eat a banana before discovering he had no hands or feet. A paramedic from Cincinnati tells of responding to a suicide in 1981, then meeting the new homeowner twenty years later who says the dead man's ghost insists he was murdered.
Other stories feature shadow entities in a former hospital room, a basement where every circuit breaker was flipped off by unseen hands, and a man trapped inside a standing cell at Auschwitz whose wooden door latched shut with nobody present. Art reflects on what these accounts suggest about existence after death.
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