The Ghost Had To Go - Jim Harold's Campfire 770

This week we have some of the very best stories from the Jim Harold's Campfire archives in this special Best Of edition! These unforgettable encounters include a mysterious red-haired woman with a terrifying smile, a shadowy figure lurking in a cemetery, a haunted mirror, and a frightening Ouija board experience. Plus, strange creatures from the Philipines and other chilling tales that remind us why the Campfire has been a favorite destination for true paranormal stories for so many years.

A mysterious encounter at a deserted playground in Michigan raises the question of whether the legendary Dogman might be more than just a myth. That's just one of the strange experiences on this edition of Jim Harold's Campfire! We also hear about an unforgettable night in a historic rental home, a terrifying sound that defies explanation, and a house in England where the residents experience some truly unsettling events.

A school should be empty before the year begins, but one teacher keeps hearing things that suggest otherwise. Elsewhere, a piano starts playing at an ungodly hour, but the obvious explanation doesn’t quite hold up.

Sometimes the strangest encounters begin with nothing more than a feeling that something isn’t quite right. In this episode, ordinary places take on a very different atmosphere as listeners find themselves facing experiences they can’t easily explain. From an unsettling hotel stay to a bizarre late-night encounter in a familiar park, these are the kinds of stories that are unforgettable.

This week’s Campfire gets strange in a hurry. A lifelong experiencer describes a terrifying nighttime encounter that became much harder to dismiss when her daughter independently described something eerily similar the next morning. We visit a house where shadows in doorways were almost routine. A glowing green figures, and a family dog seems to do the impossible.