E12: Disembodied Voices

from Conjuring Chaos · host Chase and Aly

Welcome to episode 12, where we have trouble eating our veggies... sometimes. Today we encounter ghosts that don't like singing, and whispers from porcelain dolls. We got our first sleep paralysis submission and it is just a little too relatable for our comfort. Our corny joke of the week will just make you light right up! Aly may have been a main character in one of our submissions by accident, and if you can make it passed the disembodied voices we have some Abstract Advice to give you to lighten the mood. Lastly we hear about a demonic arm chair and some pretty extreme paranormal apathy (you know how much Chase loves that term.) Our crystal of the week is Meteorite. As always, Stay Chaotic!Send us your experience!

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