I Was the Only Survivor of a Train Crash. Then My Phone Started Ringing.

Forty-three people were aboard the train when it came off the tracks.

Forty-two of them died.

He was the only survivor.

Days after returning home from the hospital, his phone receives a voicemail from one of the passengers who died in the crash. At first, there seems to be a reasonable explanation—a message delayed by damaged cell service.

Then another dead passenger calls.

And another.

The voices aren't recordings from the moments before the crash. They're describing things happening now—things no dead person should possibly be aware of.

Soon, the families of the victims begin turning to the sole survivor for answers.

But every new voicemail raises a far more terrifying question:

What if dying doesn't mean you're gone?

I Was the Only Survivor of a Train Crash. The Other Passengers Keep Leaving Me Voicemails, written by Will Harrow, is a disturbing supernatural horror story about survivor's guilt, grief, and what might remain after death.

Turn down the lights, put on your headphones, and enjoy tonight's tale from Dark Night Tales.

Forty-two people died that night.

The problem is, they haven't stopped calling.

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