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And any time I tried to say 
something, you would interrupt 

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me, it's a, no, go leave. 
Go home now. 

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I have no words for, I have no 
explanation. 

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I don't know who that guy was. 
I don't know where he came from,

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or where he went, but he saved 
my life from HD Studio. 

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This is unknown. 
Welcome back to the unnerved 

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podcast, it's where normal 
people share their abnormal 

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stories and if you enjoy true, 
stories of the strange and 

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terrifying, then you're in the 
right place. 

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I'm your host, Chris freaky. 
There are moments when people 

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come into our lives for a short 
amount of time or purpose. these

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small interactions can change 
our lives forever, perhaps 

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without us even realizing it In 
today's story, Chris shares 

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about an encounter, he had with 
a stranger who not only 

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terrified him but also saved his
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The question he has wondered 
ever since is whether the 

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stranger was human or something 
else entirely. 

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This is his story. 
Hi, my name is Chris foreign I 

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was born and raised in Rhode 
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The story occurred when I was a 
teenager Teenager in 1998 in 

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Providence. 
Being my parents, a lot of times

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we would argue about like, 
stupid things. 

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I was at the age actually where 
I was kind of rebellion a little

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bit. 
Once I started working my first 

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job at McDonald's, the group of 
friends, I hang out with was 

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kind of a bad crowd. 
You should say. 

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So as I picking up bad habits 
like talking back to my parents 

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and just kind of leave in and do
whatever I want to do, there was

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a bus stop on Branch Avenue. 
It was kind of one of those bus 

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stops that have like a like a 
little roof on it. 

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Like a long bench. 
It's like a little muscle 

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illegal placement away from the 
Randy. 

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Little Shelter, I used to go 
there with my friend, sometimes 

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we used to hang out there 
because it was kind of like a 

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little hangout thing. 
We would drink and do all the 

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stupid things they have bought 
that was like our hangout and 

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there's been a couple times I've
run only from home and stuff and

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you know I would usually go 
there or go around the area, but

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I usually won't go far. 
There's one particular night it 

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was lays probably around like 
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and I was sick and tired of my 
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It was constant, I'd be trying 
to like talk to my friends in 

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the phone to play video games, 
and they would just be like, can

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you take the trash out? 
Can you do the dishes that we 

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always ask me to do stuff? 
So I guess I was 19. 

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I was thinking, what if I asked 
me if I could just take out the 

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trash, I was like, you know what
I'm done, I lost it. 

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I kind of said, some things. 
I shouldn't have said to him. 

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I got up. 
I walked Walked out and I slam 

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the door and I said I'm leaving 
and I'm not coming back. 

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I think in their head, they knew
because I've I've kind of like 

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said things like that before, 
but use your wasn't this late. 

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It was user on during the day so
they were like, okay I'll be 

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back. 
I always took a Spanky just in 

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case like if I did decide to 
come back I didn't want to know 

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when I did. 
I wanted them to like think 

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about in like you know, see if 
they even gave a crap. 

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So I left I went down towards 
the bus. 

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Stop that was there but I walked
past it because I'm like, well 

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no, if I stay here they're gonna
they're gonna assume I'm here. 

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They're gonna drive by or 
something. 

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I have to try to look for me. 
So I'm going to hide so that 

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they don't see me. 
Just in case they come looking 

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for me. 
There was this little Bridge, 

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it's like an overpass, Bridge a 
little bit further, down the 

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street. 
So I was like, you know, if I go

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up in that corner and like tied 
up in there, they'll never see 

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me. 
So that way I can see them if 

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they drive by. 
So I'll know if they actually 

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came looking for me or not. 
Able to see me so I was like, 

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oh, that's perfect. 
I went up there sat down and 

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it's probably around 9:30 ish. 
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got I bought my walking with me.
I'm just listening to music just

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went and time go by. 
I'm just kind of waiting and 

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waiting and I don't see 
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I'm very stubborn person. 
Like if I'm trying to prove a 

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point, I'm not going to give in 
so I'm like no, I'm going to 

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wait until I see the month a so 
I can throw in their face that 

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they don't care about me. 
I sat there, I waited nothing 

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couple hours went by still 
nothing at some point. 

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I started getting tired because 
the songs I was listening to a 

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kind of like slower and started 
like kind of drifting off to 

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sleep a little bit. 
I just kind of knocked out. 

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All of a sudden, I don't know 
what caused me to wake up. 

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I don't was a semi that walked 
by with some kind of noise that 

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kind of started on me a little 
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I kind of opened my eyes and it 
was, like, pitch black outside. 

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I didn't know what time it was 
or anything. 

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I'm like, wow, it's, it's dark. 
It's been all this time. 

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I didn't hear any ambulance, or 
cops or anything, driving by. 

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So I assume they didn't even 
call anybody. 

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They come looking for me. 
Nothing, it's always kind of 

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aggravated. 
Sounds like all right you know 

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what it's too dark over here. 
Now that was afraid of the dark 

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wood that kind of area like to 
be alone in the corner of a 

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thing. 
I like it's that dog outside, 

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probably not safe. 
So I was like, all right. 

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I'm just going to go to the bus 
shelters that I used to be, 

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always go to, at least it's a 
little brighter over. 

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That's why. 
I'm so worried about getting 

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attacked or anything. 
So it's not walking down towards

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the bus. 
Stop It looks like there's a 

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person sitting on the bench. 
Now at this moment, I'm thinking

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it's probably like five in the 
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still pretty dark. 
The bus starts running at 5 so I

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figured okay, whatever that 
person is the properties waiting

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for the bus. 
And as I'm getting closer, I see

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into got it's like an older guy.
He has on this weird Laker like 

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a suit almost like he's dressed 
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like a funeral or like a wedding
is like it's I just never seen 

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someone around that area dress 
like that. 

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So it was kind of weird to me. 
I didn't get the Vibes like to 

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be afraid of him for some 
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Like, he didn't give me. 
Those negative Vibes at all. 

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Like I didn't feel threatened by
him at all. 

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So I figured okay it's safe. 
So I could just sit down next to

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him. 
Turn my wing smirking. 

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Like nodded his head. 
Said, how are you son? 

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And I was like, oh God, I 
wouldn't feel like talking but I

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was like, I'm okay. 
Is it cold? 

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What, why are you here? 
The way he was talking, his 

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voice was very, like, polite and
sweet, and genuine who's being, 

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which is, I'm not used to. 
So, I just told him what 

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happened. 
My parents and Midway through a 

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one of my sentences. 
He like, cut me off and he said,

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you need to go home. 
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literally, like interrupt and 
kind of yelled at me. 

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I was a total shift on how he 
was just acting in any kind of 

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got angry. 
You said your parents love you. 

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You need to go home now. 
And I said, well I'm not going 

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to just go home because now 
that's me giving in and they win

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and I lose if I could show his 
face the way he looked, I 

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actually was terrified. 
This guy would that I fully had 

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like full trust in and he seemed
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He's very gentle person. 
His face when he looked at me, I

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was genuinely scared. 
I don't think I've ever been 

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that scared. 
And I didn't know why he was 

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yelling at me. 
But he was trying to rush me 

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like to tell me to leave. 
And any time I tried to say 

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something, you would interrupt 
me, say go blow me go home now. 

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I don't feel like dealing with 
this guy right now, but it was 

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scaring me. 
So I got up And I started 

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walking back to my parents 
house, like I can't believe I'm 

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about to do this and I said, let
me see what time it is when my 

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Dad's getting ready for work. 
So I can just kind of wait for 

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him to leave and I looked at my 
watch and it was 1 a.m. that was

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the first time I looked at the 
time, I thought he was there for

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the bus and it was 1 a.m. 
And I turned around and the guy 

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was completely gone. 
You wasn't at the bus stop and 

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there's a huge opening behind it
that you can see the entire 

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parking lot. 
So it's not like he could have 

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stuck around like a building or 
anything completely gone and 

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make a sound nothing. 
It wasn't anywhere. 

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So, I got really freaked out at 
that point. so, I started going 

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back to my house, on the right 
side of my parents has a duplex 

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is extra door because they were 
renovating it, and I had the key

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to that side. 
So I figured, well, least I can 

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go in through this way and they 
won't even know I'm home. 

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That way I can listen through 
the stairs and see if they're 

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saying anything or three even 
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I unlocked the door quietly. 
I went inside and just in case 

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anyone were to go over to that 
side, I put a bunch of clothes 

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and like garbage bags that were 
on the floor. 

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I kind of covered myself with 
them laid on the floor. 

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That way. 
Some reason went through there, 

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they wouldn't see me. 
So, I'm waiting, and I'm 

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listening, I'm wicked freaked 
out about that. 

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Good, that guy and all of a 
sudden I hear like right when I 

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got there, I hear all these 
Sirens home by I was like oh so 

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maybe they did call the cops. 
Maybe they did go, maybe they're

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looking for me. 
That's what I thought at first. 

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When I heard the sirens going by
so I'm like, okay. 

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So I felt a little better that 
maybe they are worried about me.

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I was able to actually go to 
sleep, figuring. 

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Okay. 
Well when I wake up in the 

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morning then they'll have 
learned their lesson and realize

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like that the cops couldn't find
me. 

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So I wake up and I hear my 
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But I was downstairs in the 
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Kind of here through the floor, 
someone she was on the phone 

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talking to somebody and she was 
crying but I couldn't make out 

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what she was saying. 
So I was like, okay so she's 

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crying because she thinks I ran 
away. 

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That's why she's crying right 
now. 

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So I figured I'd go up and I'll 
basically not laugh at her 

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basically like oh that's what 
happens and try to, you know, 

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teach her a lesson. 
I go upstairs and she looks at 

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me right away. 
She drops the phone and she just

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hugs me and start squeezing me. 
I mean my parents are very 

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loving but they were not not 
like that. 

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I'm not used to that. 
So I was kind of like, well, 

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that's I was not expecting that.
She grabs my face, and she looks

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how nice she says. 
I thought you were dead, and I 

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was like, what are you talking 
about? 

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My kind of felt stupid. 
After I felt bad actually, for 

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putting it through that, and I 
said, no, no, I'm right here. 

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She goes. 
No, you don't understand. 

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Right down the street that 
place, you guys hang out. 

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That that bus stop down there 
last night around 2:00 a.m. 

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there was a car accident. 
I was drunk driver smashed into 

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that bush shelter, and destroyed
the whole thing. 

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And when she told me when it 
happened, I'm literally like, 

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replaying the time I had them 
like 2:00 And I looked at my 

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watch and it was 1:30, and I had
no intentions of leaving that 

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bus stop. 
I was literally going to spend 

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the night there, wait for the 
morning to come and then take a 

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bus. 
That guy that kept telling me to

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leave if he was not there and he
didn't say that to me, I would 

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have been sitting there with my 
headphones on, probably fell 

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asleep again and I would have 
been dead. 

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It's crazy. 
Reliving this right now. 

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I'm like my heart's being super 
fast. 

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I had ever since that day, like 
I my replay like this, in my 

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head. 
It's I have no words for. 

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I have no explanation. 
I don't know who that guy was. 

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I don't know where he came from 
or where he went, but he saved 

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my life. 
And the bus routes started back 

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up at five, right? 
When did it stop at night? 

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The last bus is usually around. 
I see like 9:30 10:00. 

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So it wouldn't make sense for 
anyone to be at the bus stop, 

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unless they were, like, homeless
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Someone, well, dressed like him,
who you know, proper just 

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sitting there in the middle of 
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you left the man, on the bench, 
how far away. 

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Would you say you were before 
turning back and seeing that he 

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wasn't there anymore within, 
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Not even 10 seconds because I 
saw walking away. 

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I just kind of looked right on 
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Old, should I go back, or should
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work because I thought I was 
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that time. 
So, I'm looking like, huh? 

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And I break when I pulled out 
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that's when I got so thrown off 
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everything started running 
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And that's why I turn around 
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bus? 
Stop? 

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And there was nothing you I've 
heard him run away, like it's 

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all concrete. 
You would have heard him get 

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away. 
Yeah. 

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Oh yeah. 
And it's a huge empty parking 

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lot behind the bus. 
Stop. 

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There's no like walls or 
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So he would have had to, 
literally, like, Sprint like as 

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fast as he could. 
And he was an old old man. 

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There's no way. 
He would have been able to run. 

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Do you know, if there was anyone
harmed at the bus stop? 

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No, they're actually wasn't okay
good. 

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Then, you know, anybody, there 
was just, I mean, even the drunk

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driver actually survived. 
So yeah, it was totaled. 

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It was Because I actually 
started the next day when I 

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walked over, it was just like, 
you couldn't even recognize as 

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at the whole top was smashed out
all the poles and everything 

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were Twisted. 
It was, it was terrible glass, 

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all over the ground. 
People have asked me in the past

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before. 
How did my mother know about 

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that, and why would she assumed 
that I was dead? 

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Like, how would she know about 
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Well, my neighbor got up for 
work. 

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He worked like first shift, but 
super early. 

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So he actually heard it from the
night before, when he heard the 

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bang of the accident and I guess
he was already up. 

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You walk down. 
It's not far from the house. 

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So we kind of walked down and 
that's what was going on. 

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He found out and when my father 
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they kind of left around the 
same time. 

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He told my father what happened?
And then my father told my 

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mother, so that's why she was 
aware of the car hitting that 

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bus shelter. 
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of us, what if he was there over
the years? 

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I'm sure you've obviously 
thought about this a lot over 

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and over and over. 
Uh-huh. 

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At this point in your life. 
Who do you think he was? 

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Or what do you think you are? 
Was originally, my mother is 

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very religious and my father's 
not. 

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So I've kind of grown up with 
kind of both sides of things. 

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I've always believed in spirits 
and and like Supernatural stuff 

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just from like TV when I was 
younger, but I was felt stupid 

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like that just sounds dumb. 
Like, if I say that to people, 

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they're not going to believe me.
So I've held the story in for so

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many years because I realize I 
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Ah, that's not, that's not 
possible. 

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But well, that's new. 
There's no, there's no such 

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thing but I believe it was some,
some kind of spare, just the way

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he changed in and his the look 
on his face. 

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Like it's so hard to explain it 
was it changed like physically 

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changed from one thing to like 
like he was making sure that I 

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got away from them no matter 
what. 

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No matter what I said it's 
almost like he knew the timing 

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of when I was going to happen 
and he was making sure 100% no 

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matter what I said. 
I was leaving that bus stop my 

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go-to person. 
Ali and just my opinion. 

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I mean I go to is you know like 
a guardian angel you're up. 

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It feels like a very Angel kind 
of situation. 

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Yeah absolutely if that's what 
it is who knows. 

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But I mean the fact that he was 
there befriended you listen to 

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you and and just like a switch 
just snapped and told you to 

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yeah home. 
Because the first impression was

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so he was so gentle nice. 
Like I people around that area 

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are not like that. 
That's why you like it was it 

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was very Weird hearing such a 
nice, kind person. 

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Like, the way you talk was very 
nice. 

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But then, like, you just said, 
the way he switched, it was the 

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way it was like the, like a 
timing thing, like, you just 

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instantly switch and started 
telling me to just go to leave, 

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leave leave, but he knew it was 
going to happen. 

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As wild as this story is the 
main question. 

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I keep asking myself is who or 
what did Chris encounter that 

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night? 
Did he talk with a man with 

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multiple personality disorder 
that also happened to have an 

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invisibility cloak? 
Was it a spiritual being or 

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something from the Paranormal 
Realm? 

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Throughout history. 
Many creatures from mythology 

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have been known to shape-shift 
into something that has the 

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appearance of a human depending 
on the legend, the creature can 

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cause harm or help those in need
movies. 

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Like Angels in the Outfield and 
Legion have entertained 

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audiences with the idea of 
angels walking Among Us 

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assisting and protecting us. 
But does this narrative only 

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belong in Hollywood fantasy? 
The Bible details interactions 

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between humans and Angels sent 
by God on a mission on Earth 

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like the angel Gabriel sent to 
tell Mary. 

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And Joseph about Jesus, Was it 
an angel that Chris met that 

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night or something else? 
Whatever or whoever it was one 

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thing is certain Chris's life 
was spared because of the man on

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the bench who vanished Into Thin
Air. 

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