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My second ghost encounter. First happened late one Saturday morning,
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about two or three AM. My wife and I were
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in bed watching a Law and Order SBU as one
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does some late night true crime to fall asleep too,
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you know, when a ghost crawled up from the end
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of the bed. She was a Caucasian woman with a
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faint white glow around her and I could see through her.
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Oh my god, it's the most true crime thing ever
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because it's like she lit up every room she walked into.
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H Hi, Caitlin, Hi, Cassie, Hi, creepy people. Hello, Oh
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my gosh. I didn't wave. It didn't feel right. Oh,
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I have to wave. I didn't do it either, what's wrong?
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I feel like they felt it. I know, even though
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they can't see. I feel like they felt that we
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weren't waving.
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The waving didn't happen well, but we did it like retroactively.
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I think it still counts. You can hear the shake
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and the voice anyway. This is PNW Hanson Homicides, where
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we chat about true crime, the paranormal, and all things
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spooky in the Pacific Northwest.
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And we also do little taro reading at the end
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of every episode. For a little bit of deeper insight
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into our topic.
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Yes we do. And today is a Creepy People Chronicles episode,
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so we're actually going to do a tarot read for
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each story. But first we have just a tad little business,
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tad a tad bit of business, tadpole business. We have
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three new Creepy People Patreon members, holy one of them
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from today. So you're lucky you got you snuck right
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into this recording. Holy cow.
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I didn't even know about this one yet.
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Yeah. So the one today's Jennifer, Hello, Jennifer, welcome, Hello.
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And then we have Laney who signed up for a
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whole year.
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Hey, that's commitment.
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Tuck with us, you sucker ah. And then Katie Ray
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So welcome, Welcome, Welcome to our Patreon. Actually I have
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a little well we'll talk to the Patreon about it,
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but I have a little something that is coming. Yeah,
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so look out for that, you guys, but we will.
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That's personal between me, well us, but really me and Patreon.
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Something I need to apologize for. So okay. Also, before
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we start with stories, I wanted to mention the thing
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that you sent us in the group chat the other
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day of the message we got Amy, I don't know
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if she cares if we share this. She probably doesn't it, right.
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I don't think so. I'm I'm trying to remember exactly.
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Well, you'll remember when I started saying it. Yeah, So
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we got a message from Amy about the Johns River
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Cemetery that we talked about in the Gray's Harbor episode. Yeah,
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and apparently that's her husband's family cemetery. Wild and she's like,
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no one really knows about the cemetery, and she was
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she was like, girls, shut up.
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Yeah, I'm pretty sure that's how that conversation started.
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I'm pretty sure. And then we were like, huh, like
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what did we do? And then yeah, want to do it?
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Well, it was Amy, so I knew that probably she
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wasn't mad at us, but hopefully you know, I was like,
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oh no, if we've upset Amy, I just don't know
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that I can forgive either one of us.
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Honestly. Yeah, it turns out she was not mad. She
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was very excited that we talked about the cemetery that
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like nobody knows about, and she said when they want
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to go visit, they'll open it up for them to
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go in. So I didn't really know. It was like
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maybe I knew it was close to the public. I
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can't remember, but apparently you're not supposed to just go there.
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But you know what, I bet, I bet we could
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slide into them dms and get ourselves sweet sweet invite.
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I'm just saying that would be so cool, you know,
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my appreciation for cemeteries. I would love that, And I
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want to see if it's haunted.
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You mean where they keep all of the dead people. Yeah, hmm, yeah,
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I wonder.
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It was also kind of crazy because she said her
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her husband is related to Kurt Cobaine my marriage. Uh,
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and we talked about him in that episode with yep,
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her husband's family cemetery. That's crazy, Like the connections are
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just connecting.
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It's just too much. Yeah, it's like the similarities are
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so similar, you know, so similar.
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And if you guys don't know, that was Cassie's late
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night writing. She literally wrote, the similarities are so similar,
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and that was embarrassing for me.
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Once upon a time, you really do. Yeah, on a
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road trip. She just casually drops it into the conversation.
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It's fun.
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Yeah, it's fun. Okay, Well, the first story we have
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I emailed to your email. I forwarded to your email
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so you could read it.
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This email is entitled shadow person parentheses.
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Maybe oh, intriguing intrigue.
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Hello, ladies, it's Clint again. I hope both of you
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are well. I've got air in my lungs and a heartbeat,
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so I'm doing great. Okay, Well, I feel like kind
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of an asshole if we complaining about context for like
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five minutes. But I Clint, this is our reply of, well,
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we're doing ok ish.
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We both have air in the lungs and hearts as well.
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So yeah, yeah, that's the the uh what's.
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That's the litmus test? The measuring stick? Like, we're right
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there with you, bud, got you. I've got another story
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to tell you. You can use it if you want to.
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Oh, we will, we will. We're doing it.
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On Monday January twenty sixth, twenty twenty six. I wanted
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to say twenty sixteen, and I don't know why.
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So this happened this year, Yeah, January this year, you guys.
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Monday, January twenty six of twenty twenty six, a few
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minutes before seven pm. So it was dark. I was
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driving down a country road. It was snowing, and there
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was a couple of inches of snow.
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On the road. I was going sixty five kilometers? What's that?
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An American? We have to know because we are just
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not Canadian enough for this.
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We're just not Canadian enough. Okay, so that's about forty
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miles per hour.
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Okay, let's get fast for the snow cliant, but.
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That does although he does know in parentheses speed limit
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is eighty kilometers.
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So he's he's slowing down for safety. Okay, okay, okay,
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gotta be safe.
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Listen, you send us enough stories, we start to get
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a little concerned.
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We're a little worried about you. We're invested in your
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well being and whatnot.
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For sure, you know, a truck going the opposite direction
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was getting close to me.
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In the beam of his headlight.
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Oh boy, I saw a black silhouett of a human
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head torso and what I'm guessing was a left arm
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and hand Ooh okay, so no legs, no, I will
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say no legs, but Clint says, I'm adding a pic.
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Hopefully you get a better idea of what I'm talking about.
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So clearly you've listened to the last story of that photo.
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We're very visual creatures, if you will. Yeah, it lasted
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a couple seconds then it was gone. I've gone back
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a few times and I haven't seen it again. Now
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I'm questioning if it was a shadow person or my
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mind playing tricks on me. Thanks for reading, and sorry
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about that alien thing living in your head that's in mine.
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Stay great and safe. Clint. You're amazing. I know. I
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love that. I was. I was kind of hoping this
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would be like another wild creature, but it was just
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a person. Darn it.
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I don't Well, that's up for debate. I think it
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feels fair to say.
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Okay, so I'm looking at the picture.
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Oh, okay, Clint sent this picture right, m hmm, yeah, okay,
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because he like literally created like kind of a snapshot
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so you can see like where it kind of would
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have cut off.
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Yeah, and oh, I'm wondering like if the legs were
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were there or if it's because it was a truck
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and it didn't the light didn't shine on that part
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of it and it was so dark that you just
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couldn't see like the legs in the other hand, but
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like the other arm.
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Yeah, but if you're going like forty miles an hour,
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I guess my question would be, is is this perspective
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in the photo accurate because anybody going okay, and I
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said miles per hour. Sorry, I fuck that up. Oh wait,
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no it was it was forty miles at hour.
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We did the conversion. Jesus crusted.
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This is white kilometers, yes, but like going at that speed,
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if if this is like an accurate depiction, you should
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be able to see that person's legs.
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Yeah, maybe it was further away. Maybe I don't listen.
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I have a lot of follow up question as per usual, my.
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Concern is like if you would have swerved, he didn't
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see he like swerved.
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At all, right, nothing about swerving.
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Okay, So maybe it was like a little further away
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and it wasn't just like a jump scare right in
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front of your windshield type of thing.
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This photo depicts it like this person was basically less
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than a carlink ahead of his headlights. Yeah, and I
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have to imagine that Clint, knowing the visual creatures that
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we are, he went to great pains to create this
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and illustrate the experience for us.
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I don't know, man, I don't know. I wonder if
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he was just like I'm not gonna swerve, I'm just
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gonna run through the shadow person.
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I mean, at a certain point, you have no choice
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because it's actually more dangerous to you and other drivers,
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you know what I mean.
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You like, if you would swear in like ice or
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something and then like went into this big truck that
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was oncoming right, That's what I'm saying. That could have
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been very, very bad. So I'm glad that, Yeah, nothing
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bad happened. And you just kind of saw this spooky thing.
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As someone that has perhaps in the past, uh you know,
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in the days of their youth, encountered unexpected ice, you know,
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the black ice variety, and then quickly changed orientation and
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lanes on a thoroughfare.
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It's not advisable.
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If it had been at a high traffic time and
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at a high traffic area, that could have been very
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very dangerous. I was lucky, I guess, just given the
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hour and the traffic. So I will say, sometimes you
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don't have the time to react like you maybe would
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in the ideal situation. I get the feeling that because
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it's you know, January, I think probably way up north,
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probably you're already aware. It's not my situation where there's
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no snow on the ground and yet somehow there is
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black ice. Because the unexpectedness of it is kind of
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like jarring, and you don't you don't react in the
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same way that you would as if you were driving
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through like an icy, snowy mountain pass.
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I don't know, man, I'm on Clint side.
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I feel like, what whatever he saw, whatever he encountered,
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he handled it like a pro.
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Yeah, it's crazy though. He just says like it was
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gone after a few seconds, right, and you didn't see
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it like run away.
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Or and he didn't hear a yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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I'm trying to think of, like what what else it
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could be besides a shadow person. And I don't think
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your I don't know. I don't think your mind was
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playing tricks on you.
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But it's always were you really tired, were you malnourished?
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Were you on drugs? Clin drugs?
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Are bay out on code?
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Because like if there was something on I'm like, the
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only thing I could think of was there was something
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on the on the truck's headlight, like mud.
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Yeah, well I can I can foresee situations where there
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just might be just the right circumstances where you know,
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the light and other factors in the environment would just
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influence the visual in that split second.
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Yeah, I'm not.
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Saying it's impossible, but I do think it's it's pretty
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unusual to get that close to something anything and then
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they're gone and you don't hear a cup plunk.
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Yeah, and the ghosts didn't end up in your back seat,
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right right?
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You got to check for that, Yeah, your rear view mirror,
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look in the backseat, make sure the ghost isn't back
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there hitching a ride, because that's the thing ghosts, you know, yeah,
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trying to hitch some rides.
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And you know, in my situation, it was like the
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ghost was basically sitting in my lap because you know,
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airbags when they deploy.
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Oh god, your airs went off? Yeah, I had.