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📌 included 10 terrible ghost stories from The Ghost Radio to hear before you die! ðŸ‘ŧðŸ”Ĩ

📌 Includes 10 terrible ghost stories from The Ghost Radio to hear before you die! ðŸ‘ŧðŸ”Ĩ

Who listens to ghost stories and doesn't know what to listen to? Let's go with 10 legendary stories, hallucinations until insomnia, headaches every second, and summaries of spoiled content to choose from as you like! 👇

1.Thi drops (Khun Git)

Spoil: An old haunting event in Kanchanaburi, when the sister of the family began to experience a strange condition after seeing a woman in black, whose behavior changed, looked aggressive, and often said the word "Thi Drops," so it was possessed by an ogre / evil spirit to devour the viscera that led to the family's great loss.

2. Nursing Home (Mr James)

Spoil: Volunteers take care of the nursing home and encounter strange behavior of old people and hidden spirits. Finally, the peak is that the grandmother who thought she was haunted was actually the one who performed the superstition of raising ghosts.

3. Mechanic Boy (Mr. Jack)

Spoil: The story of a group of mechanics who go to fix a client's house, but come across takian or sacred things one by one. The truth is that the owner of the house sneaks something under the house to fix the sprain, so that the mechanic who goes to work gets hit by the unseen that he almost survives.

4. Canal Seven (Khun Kwan)

Spoil: The Pathum Thani Strip Haunting Experience that Geram Spirits and Black Shadows Hunt, Peaked exactly where the place used to be a killing and weighting point; the spirit condition that followed was a corpse in such a haunting state that it had to flee the area immediately.

5. Abandoned factory (Khun Tok)

Spil: A group of longdi teenagers entered an abandoned factory and found an unextinguished black belt superstition. The conclusion is that the factory was used as a place to spell out the souls of victims, and the people who entered the longdy were imprisoned by evil spirits to become doppelgangers.

6. Rental room next to the room (Khun Am)

Spoil: The narrator hears strange noises and rotten smells from the next room every night when he tells Niiti to open the door and go back to see no one, but the truth is that the next door is a dead body for months, and what he saw and heard before was a spirit that did not know that he was dead!

7. Code line (Mr. Donna)

Spoil: A tradition of junior seniors on campus that lurks in horror. When the previous code line has lost puzzle contact, the truth finally reveals that the senior has already died in an accident, but the spirit still comes to the fraternity activities as usual.

8. Used car (Khun Tum)

Spoil: I bought a cheap used car, but I found strange events with blood smells, strange stains, and shadows on the back seat. Finally, I found out that this car had been in a fatal crash and that the old owner had dyed the cat without inviting spirits.

9. Night of duty (Khun Art)

The officer was on a late-night flight at an old government facility and found a blackout with his feet walking around the bed. The peak was where, when the lights were turned on, he found that the footprints were full of waterline wet, the footprints of an old officer who had drowned.

10. BMA rental house (Khun Boy)

Spoil: The family moved into a cheap rental house in the middle of town, but came across no harassment every day, both knocking on doors and puzzle footprints. The truth is, the old landlord made a ceremony to bury puppets and shodders in the house pillars so that no one would continue buying.

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