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To scream, she raced from the room, the candle flames sputtering and threatening to throw her into total darkness.
Twenty feet up the wall, she nearly ran over John and Ray, who were cowering and sobbing in the pitch-black. "Hurry!" she shouted, and she pushed them ahead of her. Seeing the evil eyes of Angie being marked by a demon every night, Julie, John, and Angie just vanished in thin air one night, in the woods of Farmington, Unionville, Vernon, Ellington, Connecticut. Hearing voices and seeing shadows, following them wherever and touching them, they were attacked. In one moment, you can be surrounded by ghosts. But the dark shadow, the demon, the one that wants you, is pure evil. These paranormal activities are based on true events and occurrences. Watch your step. You're not alone in the woods.
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Jean Marie Rusin lives with brother in Connecticut, and Memeber of Connecticut Authors and Publishes Association in Avon, Connecticut. Volunteer for the March of Dimes and go to fundraiser. Jean Marie Rusin, Graduation from Connecticut School of Broadcasting on September 7, 2007, my poetry book is Memories of Love available, new releases are Ghosts ,Eyes of Tiger, The Haunting, Walkers.
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