The Second Shift at the Laramie Diner

In the winter of 2019, Luna worked the 3-to-11 shift at a truck stop diner outside Laramie, Wyoming — a place where the wind never stopped and the only regular after dark was a man in a soiled green coat who ordered coffee he never drank. One February night, a family came through and left behind a child's drawing on a napkin. The girl had drawn what she saw in the corner booth — a tall figure with no face, sitting across from her mother. When the sheriff showed up, he told Luna to dump the drawing and forget it. He said it wasn't the first time someone had sketched that thing. And it wouldn't be the last. This is a story about the loneliness of the graveyard shift, the things you see when you're the only one awake, and why the diner's east window stays frosted even in July. #LaramieDiner #NoFacedFigure #TruckStopHorror #GraveyardShift #WyomingNight #ChildDrawing #NapkinSketch #TheLonelyHour #WinterHorror #DinerStories #WhatSheSaw #SheriffNoakes #FrostedWindow #BedtimeForTheBrave #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #AnthologyHorror #SlowBurnHorror #BedtimeStories #CreepyStories Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo