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EPISODE · Jun 10, 2026 · 6 MIN

The Night She Called from the All-Night Laundromat on Mulberry Street

from The Last Voicemail — Fexingo Horror · host Fexingo

A call comes in from a laundromat in a small Wyoming town just after midnight. A woman Luna knows only as a stranger on the other end of the line tells a story about a man who follows her through the aisles, folding laundry that isn't his. She says he's been there for hours, folding the same red sweater over and over. But the lights keep flickering, and the dryers are all running empty. Luna listens from her dark bedroom as the woman's voice grows quieter, describing how his fingers never touch the fabric — how the sweater folds itself in midair, and how his face is wrong, like it was drawn by someone who heard a description but never saw a person. Then the woman says something that makes Luna's blood stop: the man is holding a phone, and he tells her she shouldn't be calling anyone tonight. The line goes dead, but Luna calls back. It rings. And rings. Until someone picks up and breathes into the receiver for a long time before saying, in a voice that isn't human, 'She left her laundry here.' No caller ID. No number. No proof any of it happened. But Luna still checks her log the next morning, and there it is: an outgoing call to a number that doesn't exist. #TheLastVoicemail #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #Laundromat #Wyoming #MulberryStreet #RedSweater #WrongFace #NightShift #UncannyValley #PhoneCall #Luna #SolitaryNarration #QuietHorror #Atmospheric #Unresolved #CreepyStory #SoloNarrator Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

A call comes in from a laundromat in a small Wyoming town just after midnight. A woman Luna knows only as a stranger on the other end of the line tells a story about a man who follows her through the aisles, folding laundry that isn't his. She says he's been there for hours, folding the same red sweater over and over. But the lights keep flickering, and the dryers are all running empty. Luna listens from her dark bedroom as the woman's voice grows quieter, describing how his fingers never touch the fabric — how the sweater folds itself in midair, and how his face is wrong, like it was drawn by someone who heard a description but never saw a person. Then the woman says something that makes Luna's blood stop: the man is holding a phone, and he tells her she shouldn't be calling anyone tonight. The line goes dead, but Luna calls back. It rings. And rings. Until someone picks up and breathes into the receiver for a long time before saying, in a voice that isn't human, 'She left her laundry here.' No caller ID. No number. No proof any of it happened. But Luna still checks her log the next morning, and there it is: an outgoing call to a number that doesn't exist. #TheLastVoicemail #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #Laundromat #Wyoming #MulberryStreet #RedSweater #WrongFace #NightShift #UncannyValley #PhoneCall #Luna #SolitaryNarration #QuietHorror #Atmospheric #Unresolved #CreepyStory #SoloNarrator Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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