The Night the Lights Stayed On at the Twin Pines Gas Station

It was the last week of October, 1989, when the night clerk at the Twin Pines Gas Station off Route 9 in Coldwater, Ohio stopped showing up for his shifts. The owner, a man named Harlan Peevey, asked around town but nobody knew where the kid had gone. So Harlan covered the graveyard shift himself for three nights, and on the third night he saw something that made him sell the station at a loss and move to Florida within the month. I heard the story from Harlan's nephew, who was helping him pack the U-Haul. He said his uncle kept muttering about the lights — how they wouldn't stay off no matter how many breakers he flipped. And about the woman in the blue dress who stood at the pumps in the small hours, asking for a fill-up she never needed. #TwinPinesGasStation #ColdwaterOhio #Route9 #HarlanPeevey #NightClerk #GraveyardShift #TheWomanInBlue #PhantomCustomer #LightsWontTurnOff #SmallTownHorror #GasStationGhost #OhioHorror #1989 #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #AnthologyHorror #ParanormalEncounter #LunaNarrates Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo