True Ghost Story: Could Her Bird See What She Couldn’t?

Dee from Ohio has a cockatiel named Paisley. Seven years old, mellow as they come, and the moment the lights go out — she doesn't move. Doesn't make a sound. For seven years, not once. Then the cabinets started opening. Dee has ADHD and chalked it up to forgetfulness at first. But it was too consistent, too aggressive. And then Paisley started screaming in the middle of the night — violent night frights, alarm calls, every single night — always around the same time the cabinets were being left open. A week of this went on before Dee reached her limit. She stomped through the house hollering at whatever was there, told it this was her space, told it to leave in the name of God. The cabinets stopped. The bird slept through the night again. Whatever it was — it listened. But Dee's second story is harder to shake. Her sister Erica used to see a woman walking down the stairs every night in their family's centuries-old home. Long hair, pale, long dress — she always assumed it was Dee in her nightgown. Then one night the light was on downstairs and Erica could see straight through the woman's head. Years later, at a gathering of adults, the neighbor girl from across the street casually mentioned she'd seen a woman standing in D's front window multiple times over the years. She always assumed it was Erica. It wasn't. Tony, Todd & Carol get into it — and Tony reveals his own neighbor once told him she saw someone turn on the light in his bedroom and sit on his bed while his family was out of town for the weekend. For more REAL ghost stories from REAL people... Join Our Patreon:   / realghoststories   Want to comment and watch this podcast as a video? Check out our YouTube Channel.    / @realghoststoriespod   Instagram   / ghostpodcast   Facebook   / realghoststoriesonline   Tik-Tok   / realghoststoriesonline   #RealGhostStoriesOnline #RealGhostStories #TrueHaunting #HauntedHouse #AnimalSensing #ParanormalActivity #GhostSighting #TrueStory #GhostStory #Paranormal #RealHaunting #BirdGhost