Ask, Tell, Confess: Murder, Math Class & Midnight Spirits

Summary

---

Dumb Blonde Podcast

Episode: Ask, Tell, Confess: Murder, Math Class & Midnight Spirits

Date: October 17, 2025
Host: Bunnie XO
Guests: Jaime, Christy

---

Overview

In this special “Ask, Tell, Confess” episode of Dumb Blonde, Bunnie XO and her friends Jaime and Christy dive into the spookiest listener-submitted stories as Halloween approaches. The trio shares chilling and hilarious accounts involving true crime, brushes with murderers, supernatural encounters, urban legends, and family trauma. Their chemistry blends laughter and real talk as they react to these jaw-dropping stories and reflect on their own eerie experiences, all while keeping things open, honest, and a little irreverent.

---

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Spooky Studio Vibes and Listener Stories Kickoff

• The episode kicks off with jokes about the studio feeling haunted and a back-and-forth on batch filming (03:07–04:17).
  • Jaime: Shares that she felt someone touch her knee as the episode started, sparking a haunted studio joke.
  • Christy: Mentions switching shirts during batch filming for variety.
  • Bunnie: “For everybody that's new tuning in. We batch film. So if you see us in the same outfits, that's why. We just like to keep it real around here.” (04:17)

2. Murderer in Math Class (Viewer Story by Sarah)

• Story: Sarah writes in about a boy who sat behind her in high school math, later convicted of a gruesome murder.
  • “The boy that sat directly behind me... murdered and dismembered another boy… I sat in front of him the whole year.” (05:59)
• Hosts’ Thoughts: Shocked reactions, reflecting on how you “never know who is a murderer.”
  • Bunnie: “It's crazy because you never know who is a murderer.” (06:44)

3. "How Many Murderers Do You Walk By?" Chatbot Interlude

• The crew muses on urban legends about walking by murderers, consulting the podcast’s chatbot.
  • Chatbot: “You might walk past something like 16 murderers in your lifetime. Now, that number isn't exact science… but it's definitely a reminder that the world is full of all sorts of people you’d never guess about just by passing them on the street.” (10:28)
  • Christy: Wonders about crossing paths with missing persons.
• Host PSA: Bunnie shares safety signals for people in danger, such as hand gestures and asking for an “angel shot.” (11:07–11:51)

4. Stranger at the Door: Real-Life True Crime (Donna’s Story)

• Story: Donna narrowly escapes inviting a murderer into her home; the man later kills a family.
  • “When his photo came on tv, every hair on my body stood up. It was the man at my door.” (12:48)
• Hosts’ Thoughts: Discuss how common and unsettling these close calls can be.

5. Ghost Intervention & Spirit Encounters

• Story: Colleen describes a ghostly intervention that saved her and her baby from carbon monoxide poisoning.
  • “This ghost that looked just like my husband… I truly believe he saved our lives that night.” (14:52)
  • Christy: “Just gave me chills.” (14:53)
• Discussion on positive vs. negative spirits, with Bunnie asserting that good spirits often get overlooked:
  • “I feel like there are a lot of good angels… They get overshadowed.” (15:01–15:13)
• Experiences with haunted objects: Jaime and Christy recount objects bringing negative energy (mirrors, antiques, ashes), and Bunnie’s belief in always getting new furniture after a move.
  • Bunnie: “Furniture holds energy.” (18:03)
  • Notable Moment: Bunnie shares the story of having a stranger’s ashes in her house linked to headaches and negativity until she respectfully disposed of them. (18:42–19:40)

6. Murder Heard from the Park (Erica’s Story)

• Story: Erica and friends hear a scream at the park, later learning it was a murder.
  • “It was heartbreaking and chilling to know we'd heard her screams that night.” (20:00)
• Jaime: Shares her own childhood memory of witnessing the lead-up to a neighbor’s murder, which she only processed the seriousness of much later. (20:48–21:58)

7. School Bathroom Ghost (Sammy’s Story)

• Story: A third-grader leaves lipstick as bait for a bathroom ghost and encounters a face-less apparition.
  • “I peeked in the crack and saw a girl with no face sitting on the toilet. Long black hair, like the ring over her blank black hole face.” (22:24)
• The group discusses how children are more sensitive to the paranormal. (23:00–23:13)
  • Bunnie: “I feel like kids are so in tune with the spiritual world…”

8. Water Memory & Childhood Recollection

• Discussion about why children may experience more supernatural things: connection to water’s memory and childhood innocence.
  • Christy: “Because we're born with a certain percentage of water, and water retains memory… As we grow older, the water percentage in our body dramatically lowers.” (23:13–23:28)
  • The group reminisces about earliest memories and dreams.

9. Family Trauma and Demonic Haunting (Christy’s Story)

• Story: Christy recounts a terrifying event where her deaf, verbal mother is attacked by a supernatural force in the bathtub.
  • “My mom in the tub being pushed into the faucet by her hair…whatever it was, let go of my mom. She had scratches on her scalp… Even now, at 31, she won't talk about it.” (24:57)

10. The Ouija Board Conundrum

• The trio debates folklore around Ouija boards after finding one in the studio.
  • Bunnie: “Why do I gotta do a ritual for something I didn't even bring in here?” (26:31)
  • Chatbot: Explains that rituals are mostly for peace of mind—"just making sure you're not leaving any spooky doors open." (27:13)
  • Group is in unanimous agreement: “That thing’s got to go.” (28:01)
  • They try to piece together how the Ouija board got into the studio, joking about Dolly Parton possibly being responsible.

---

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Bunnie (06:44): “It's crazy because you never know who is a murderer. Yeah, there's literally murderers amongst us.”
• Chatbot (10:28): “The sort of popular estimate you’ll sometimes hear... is that you might walk past something like 16 murderers in your lifetime. Now, that number isn’t exact science... but it's definitely a reminder that the world is full of all sorts of people you'd never guess.”
• Colleen (listener, 14:52): “This ghost that looked just like my husband... I truly believe he saved our lives that night.”
• Bunnie (18:03): “Furniture holds energy. So, like, I cannot—I will not move into a new space without having new furniture.”
• Christy (23:13): “We're born with a certain percentage of water, and water retains memory... and I feel like water is memory.”
• Bunnie (28:01): “I'm not doing a ritual. That thing's got to go.”

---

Timestamps for Important Segments

• 03:07–04:17: Haunted studio jokes and batch filming transparency
• 05:59–06:44: Sarah’s story: Murderer in math class
• 10:28: How many murderers do you walk by?—Urban legend discussion with chatbot
• 11:07–11:51: Safety signals and angel shot explanation
• 12:04–12:48: Donna’s brush with a murderer at her door
• 14:52–15:13: Colleen’s ghost intervention and positive spirit discussion
• 18:03–19:40: Haunted objects/furniture—when energy and stories linger
• 20:00–21:58: Erica’s story: Hearing a murder; Jaime's childhood trauma memory
• 22:24: Sammy’s face-less ghost encounter in a school bathroom
• 23:13–23:47: Theories about children’s spiritual abilities and memory
• 24:57: Christy’s story—mother attacked in the bathtub by an unseen force
• 26:31–28:01: The mystery of the studio Ouija board and debates over disposal rituals

---

Final Thoughts and Participation Invitation

• Bunnie: “If you guys want to be featured on Ask, Tell, Confess, please leave your spooky stories in the comments. Love you guys, talk to you later!” (28:59)

---

Episode Tone

The conversation weaves between spine-tingling and playful, balancing irreverent humor with genuine empathy for real-life traumas and supernatural weirdness. The hosts’ ability to validate listeners’ experiences while riffing off each other’s personalities creates a deeply relatable, entertaining vibe.

---

For listeners who missed it:
This episode is a whirlwind of unsettling true crime, eerie coincidences, and personal paranormal tales, all delivered with the blunt honesty and misfit humor that defines Dumb Blonde. It’s a must-listen if you love spooky season, want a laugh, or need to be reminded that everyone has a creepy story (or object!) lurking in their past.

Transcript

[Bunny]

When I started Dumb Blonde, I didn't have a plan, just an idea, passion and plenty of doubts. But that's part of the process and Shopify made it possible to turn that idea into real business. Whether it's merch, a brand, or even a podcast, Shopify gives you the tools to make it happen. If I can do it, so can you. Shopify is the commerce platform behind millions of businesses around the world and 10% of all e commerce in the US. If bunnyxo.com feels easy to shop, that's all Shopify. I'm just here picking up the cute stuff to put on it. What if I can't design a website? Shopify's got you from the get go with beautiful ready to go templates to match your brand style. What if I need a hand? Get help with everyday tasks like enhancing product images, writing product descriptions, or generating discount codes with Shopify's AI tools created for commerce. What if people haven't heard about my brand? Shopify helps you find your customers with easy to run email and social media campaigns. And what if I get stuck? Shopify is always around to share advice with their award winning 24. 7 customer support. Turn those dreams into and give them the best shot at success with Shopify. Sign up for your $1 per month trial and start selling today at shopify. Com bunny go to shopify.com b u n n I e shopify.com funny people joke about OCD like it's being neat, but real OCD. It's terrifying intrusive thoughts you cannot control. I know because I have it. The good news is OCD is one of the most treatable mental health conditions and that's why I want to tell you about no cd. OCD is a serious and highly misunderstood condition that causes people to get stuck in a cycle of stressful, unwanted thoughts and repetitive behav behaviors which can become debilitating as well as exhausting. OCD can focus on anything and often targets the things we care about the most, causing us to question core values, beliefs or feelings about our loved ones. Because OCD is so misunderstood and can look so different from person to person, it's often misdiagnosed or not recognized at all. But with the kind of right help from a specialized therapist who truly understands what you're experiencing and is trained to treat it, OCD is extremely manageable. At nocd, every therapist deeply understands ocd. NOCD is the world's leading OCD treatment provider and all of their licensed therapists go through extensive training to recognize and Effectively treat ocd. NOCD therapists work with you in live face to face virtual sessions. NOCD also makes sure you're supported between sessions with powerful in app tools. If any of this sounds familiar, please don't wait. Visit nocd.com and book a free call with their team to get connected to someone who can help. That's n o c d.com Ask tell, confetti.

[Jaime]

Ask, tell, Confess. I ask to confess.

[Bunny]

Hello friends. Welcome back to another ASK Talent. Somebody told me to bring it back.

[Christy]

So I. I saw that too. There's.

[Jaime]

I missed the whistle.

[Bunny]

I know. Well, here's the problem. I do the whistle, then people get mad and they say it ticks their tism. And then another person is like, do it. So I, I give you guys a variety. Okay. Variety of intros. Well, we just did a podcast for next week. We're all wearing the same. Don't hate us.

[Christy]

We should all switch shirts.

[Jaime]

Yeah.

[Christy]

Anytime we film multiple, we should just switch outfits.

[Bunny]

Well, for everybody that's new tuning in. We batch film. So if you see us in the same outfits, that's why we just like to keep it real around here.

[Jaime]

Guys, when this episode started, I felt like someone touched my knee.

[Christy]

Really?

[Jaime]

Well, the footage, because I know camera angle is going to be on her during that. I full panic in the beginning of this because I felt like someone just reached down and like caressed my knee.

[Bunny]

Oh, hey. Well, we think the studio's haunted.

[Jaime]

That was crazy.

[Bunny]

Yeah. Well, at least I didn't bite your thigh.

[Jaime]

I like it.

[Christy]

Don't you have like three scratch marks?

[Jaime]

Stop.

[Bunny]

Take that home with you. I don't want it here. Don't be leaving anything lingering around here. Okay, thanks. Anyways, you guys know it's spooky season, so we do all things spooky. So this episode we have a bunch of stories that you guys wrote in and told us about. So if you guys ever want to leave stuff for us to read on the podcast, you can leave it in the comments or the posts that we post. And if you guys want to say anonymous, tell us to not use your name. But more than usual, we'll use your name. But anyways, these are stuff that our viewers have written in scary stories. So I think I'm going to kick this one off. All right, last one off.

[Jaime]

So, yeah, they, they, they came in hot this week, guys.

[Bunny]

Yeah, they.

[Jaime]

It was hard to choose.

[Christy]

I know. I have like so many.

[Bunny]

Yeah, there was so many good ones. So, so, so many good ones.

[Jaime]

Should we dress up next week, guys?

[Bunny]

Yes, you guys want us to dress up in costumes next week?

[Jaime]

I think we should.

[Christy]

Should we?

[Jaime]

I think we should. Guys.

[Christy]

All right.

[Jaime]

Halloween edition.

[Bunny]

I'm totally down. This one is from Sarah. When I was in high school, my senior math class was all boys, mostly boys from the sports teams. I sat in the front seat closest to the door. I never really talked to any of them. About six or seven years after graduation, the boy that sat directly behind me, I don't think he was part of the jock group. Murdered and dismembered another boy that went to our alternative school.

[Christy]

He.

[Bunny]

He then spread the boy's body parts all over multiple counties, including a dumpster outside of a local gas station. And there was pieces of him found in the landfill. You can look it up. It happened in Northern Kentucky. So fucking insane. I sat in front of him the whole year.

[Jaime]

Wow.

[Bunny]

It's crazy because you never know who is a murderer. Yeah, there's literally murderers amongst us.

[Christy]

Don't you walk by like a lot in your lifetime?

[Jaime]

Yeah, I've seen that percentage. Like how many?

[Bunny]

Let's ask. My chat's way better than yours.

[Christy]

You have an accent.

[Jaime]

What's wrong with my chat?

[Bunny]

Your chat's kind of a weird. It's kind of like very aggressive. Hey, Sunny. Chime understands that every dollar counts. That's why when you set up direct deposit through Chime, you get access to fee free features like free overdraft coverage, getting paid up to two days early with direct deposit and and more. Learn [e-mail] Bunny open a checking account with no monthly fees and no maintenance fees. Get paid up to two days early. When you set up direct deposit with qualifying direct deposits, you're eligible for free overdraft up to $200 on debit card purchases and cash withdrawals. To date, Chime has spotted members over 30 billion. Open a checking account with no monthly fees and no maintenance fees. Not to mention access to over 47,000 fee free ATMs, more than the top three national banks combined. What I love about Chime, Real time alerts every time I swipe. Perfect for my late night Amazon habits. Their 247 support has saved me while traveling. And the daily balance updates feel like a money coach in my pocket. Work on your financial goals through Chime today. Open an account in 2 minutes at chime.com bunny that's chime.com bu n n I e Chime. It feels like progress. Chime is a financial technology company, not a bank. Banking services and debit card provided by the Bancorp Bank Na or stride Bank NA members, FDIC spot me Eligibility requirements and overdraft limits apply. Timing depends on submission of payment file Fees apply at out of network ATMs, bank ranking and number of ATMs according to U.S. news and World Report 2023 Chime checking account required. My fall routine is already packed. Podcasts, glam travel, you name it. Cooking Hard Pass Factor keeps me fed like a queen with chef prepped dietitian approved meals that are ready in minutes. Comfort food but make it healthy. More variety more meals. Choose from a wider selection of weekly meal options including premium seafood choices like salmon and shrimp at no cost. Support your wellness goals. Enjoy even more GLP1 friendly meals and new Mediterranean diet options packed with protein and good for you fats. Savor global flavors for the first time. Try Asian inspired meals with bold flavors influenced by China, Thailand and more for more choices to better nutrition. That's why 97% of customers say that Factor helped them live a healthier life. Feel the difference no matter your routine. Eat smart@ Factor Meals.com bunny50off and use code BUNNY50OFF to get 50 off your first box plus free breakfast for one year. What? That's code BUNNY50OFF@ Factor Meals.com for 50 off your first box plus free Breakfast for one year. Get delicious ready to eat meals delivered with Factor offer only valid for new Factor customers with code and qualifying auto renewing subscription purchase.

[Jaime]

Hey there.

[Chatbot]

I'm here and ready to chat. Whether it's about spooky true crime, feeding those cows, or anything else on your mind, just let me know.

[Bunny]

Why you got to out me like that. I'm always talking to you about the cows.

[Chatbot]

I know, I know. I guess I just have a soft spot for our cow conversations. But don't worry, I'm not outing you just happily here to help with whatever's on your mind.

[Christy]

How many people do you Murderers okay.

[Bunny]

What is the how many murderers do you walk by in your lifetime?

[Chatbot]

That's a bit of a creepy statistic, but it's definitely one that gets people thinking. The sort of population popular estimate you'll sometimes hear tossed around is that you might walk past something like 16 murderers in your lifetime. Now, that number isn't exact science, it's more of an urban legend based on population size and crime stats. But it's definitely a reminder that the world is full of all sorts of people you'd never guess about just by passing them on the street. So a little spooky, but also kind of fascinating.

[Bunny]

Wow, that's crazy. 16 murderers.

[Jaime]

Well I know, I've already kind of a lot. Yeah.

[Christy]

I also think about like how many people you walk by that are like a missing person.

[Bunny]

You know, like now I think what's really cool is they have that hand signal. Like if you're getting kidnapped or something's going on, you can touch somebody. And like I think it's you put your hand behind your back and you fold the four like this and you go like this.

[Jaime]

I never seen that.

[Bunny]

Yeah. So if anybody ever tries to take you or if you're like in a situation that you don't want to be in, you can touch, like bump into the person and if they turn around, but put your hand behind your back and do this like with the four, put your thumb in and then like this. And that's supposed to be a sign for like, I need help. That's cool.

[Christy]

Same thing like at the bar, you can. What is it? An angel shot?

[Jaime]

Yeah, angel shot. But I feel like that's so commonly known now cuz it was circulated on the Internet. But like I guess if you're further away from the person that's creeping you.

[Bunny]

Out using, you'd be surprised how many men don't know what an angel shot is. I'm sure.

[Jaime]

Dude, it's. That's crazy. Yeah. I mean, just knowing that you've been around that many people who have killed someone is wild.

[Bunny]

Yeah. Insane.

[Christy]

This is from Donna. She said, I lived about eight miles from a small town when a young man knocked on my door one morning. He said he was from Missouri, working nearby and needed gas to get to Borger. Something felt off so I only cracked the screen door. I told him to try to go to the feedlot a few miles back for gas, but he walked toward town instead. The next day I heard about a family murdered in Pompa, Texas. A pregnant woman, her husband and their little boy. The killer had also murdered people in Pineville, Missouri and was caught at the border. When his photo came on tv, every hair on my body stood up. It was the man at my door. No, dude.

[Jaime]

How many freaking.

[Bunny]

Yeah, but have you been like, I'm on that. I'm on. My FYP is like full of like people catching people going up to their doors on their ring cameras and like either trying to go in their house or like knocking on their doors to be let in. Like it's fucking creepy.

[Jaime]

I had an Uber Eats driver the other day come up to my door and he was wearing a white shirt that had black stripes on it and cash was near the front Door.

[Bunny]

Oh, God.

[Jaime]

Billy had sent me an anniversary present. It was very sweet. Thank you for that. And the dude walks up, and it's all glass, and cash is standing right there. And he goes, robbery. Bolting through the house, bro.

[Bunny]

Oh, my God.

[Jaime]

I'll send you guys it in the chat later. But he goes bolting, and he's like, running through that. There's a robber. There's a robber. And I was like, what? He goes, he had the black and white striped shirt on. And I was like, oh, thank you for telling me. We didn't tell him. Like, we wanted him to understand what he did was good. So we're like, okay, thank you for telling us.

[Bunny]

Oh, my God.

[Christy]

Poor thing.

[Bunny]

Kids are funny, man.

[Jaime]

And, like, I can guarantee that guy probably heard him do it because he was right at the door when it happened, and he was screaming, oh, my God. A life was saved by a ghost. Colleen sent us in. I was sick in bed, and my daughter was a couple months old. My husband worked out of town. Long story short, I was asleep, feeling super sick. My daughter's sleeping in her crib. I briefly woke up and said hi to my husband as he was leaning over the crib. I fell back asleep for a minute. So I then jumped to my feet because I realized he was not in town. As I got to the crib, my daughter had just started crying. She was blue. We went to the ER come to find out we were being poisoned by carbon monoxide from the furnace in the basement. This ghost that looked just like my husband. Dark, long hair, kind of Native American looking. I was. I have encountered him two other times when I was young. I truly believe he saved our lives that night.

[Bunny]

Oh, my God.

[Christy]

Just give me chills. I know.

[Jaime]

Isn't that, like. That's a really good ghost story. It's very rare you hear of good ones. That was amazing.

[Bunny]

I feel like there are a lot of good angels.

[Jaime]

Not a ghost. Yeah. Oh, yeah. No, I truly believe.

[Bunny]

I feel like there's a lot of good spirits, but they get overshadowed. It's like negative online gets overshadowed by positive.

[Jaime]

Yeah. One negative comment.

[Bunny]

You do a million positive things, but people are going to hold you to that one negative. And I feel like that's how it is with spirits, too. Too. Like, there's so many good spirits, but nobody wants to talk about that. They want to talk about, like, the. That scared the hell out of them. So.

[Jaime]

Yeah. But I feel like recently we had a little ghost activity in our house. I. My husband had hung this thing that I just Got from my great aunt's husband on our bathroom wall when he did the remodel and everything had been falling off the wall. I said take that out of the bathroom and, and nothing has fallen off the wall since. And I'm talking like something fell off the wall. I was, I, you guys remember when I went on in that like really bad depression like about a month wonder.

[Christy]

If it was from that.

[Jaime]

Monica had gotten me this really sweet picture frame literally this big and she like custom made it at this like local boutique and had like two little pieces of fern and like a really sweet quote about like keep moving on. I mean it's only this big. It had the same size hook as all like the big pictures and everything that and the hook flew out of the wall. Of all the things to fall off, it was the lightest thing on the wall.

[Bunny]

Cooler days call for layers that last and Quince is my go to for quality essentials that feel cozy, look refined and won't blow your budget. Everybody talks about 50 Mongolian cashmere and Premier denim from Quints but for me it's their gym wear. The quality is insane. It feels like the same luxe brands you'd find at high end athletic stores, but at a fraction of the price. Their leggings, sports bras and workout sets. They fit like a dream, hold up tough through workouts and look so good you'll want to wear them outside of the gym too. What I love is that Quint partners directly with top tier ethical factories and cuts out the middlemen. So you get luxury level quality without the luxury level price tag. It's the kind of upgrade that feels smart, stylish and effortless. Whether you're lifting, running or just living your life. Find your fall staples at quint. Go to quint.com bunny that's B U N N I E for free shipping on Your order and 365 day returns. Now available in Canada too. That's Q u I n c e.com bunny to get free shipping and 365 day returns. Quince.com bunny that's wild.

[Christy]

That reminds me of my ex roommate got a mirror one time and I had sleep paralysis twice in a week. And it was like so negative and depressed and like wanted to unalive myself and I literally told her get that mirror out of the house. And once she did, it stopped.

[Bunny]

No, I believe it. I, I could never live in your house. There's no way. All the antique that you have in there and like all the energy. I'm the type of person. And I know this is gonna sound pretentious, but I've. I did this even when I was sucking wieners for a living. Okay, so this isn't, like. Because I have money, literally anytime I move, I get new furniture.

[Jaime]

She does.

[Christy]

I get new everything.

[Bunny]

Furniture holds energy.

[Jaime]

Yes.

[Bunny]

So it, like, I cannot. I will not move into a new space without having new furniture. I don't care if I have to buy it. I'll Ikea and Amazon, which. I love those places. Like, I literally will not have the same furniture in a space.

[Jaime]

Yep.

[Bunny]

Ever. So living in your house, that, dude. That there's no way I'd be able to sleep at night, but I believe that. Like, what you said about the. The mirror. I tell her all the time, I'm like, don't buy mirrors or portals me.

[Christy]

I mean, yeah, I had one from my grandparents, and it fell off my wall.

[Jaime]

Yeah.

[Christy]

But also, my brother didn't put it on. Great.

[Bunny]

I've told the story many times on the podcast, but my ex had somebody. We had a party at our house, and some guy left ashes of his dead mom in the house. And I started getting, like, severe headaches and, like, really, really bad neck pain. And just, like, I was miserable for.

[Jaime]

Like, say you felt like you couldn't breathe.

[Bunny]

All of it. Like, I was miserable for, like, a week straight. Well, come to find out, she was murdered violently. And I think, like, stabbed in her neck, strangled or whatever. I don't. I forget the details now. It's hazy, but I've told the story before. And so I took her ashes and put them in the. In the. Like, I took him to the Palm Mortuary. They have this big, like, lake there that the man. Man made, like, pond, lake something. And I spread her ashes out in there, and literally, I could feel her, like, thanking me for doing that.

[Jaime]

And.

[Bunny]

And I never had a headache.

[Jaime]

Yeah. Didn't you, like, wish her well and stuff?

[Bunny]

Like you had set her free? I wanted to set her free. I remember the story. Yeah. It was really rough.

[Jaime]

Thank you.

[Bunny]

Everything holds energy.

[Jaime]

My daughter is obsessed with Jason's grandma's ashes.

[Bunny]

A. I wonder if there's a connection between them.

[Jaime]

Yeah. No. She literally went to. Jason was like, can I have Grandma Vera? He was like, sure. And so it's in her closet, and she says she tells her good night every night.

[Bunny]

Oh, I love that.

[Jaime]

I love that.

[Bunny]

She's not scared of anything.

[Jaime]

No, she.

[Bunny]

All right. This is from Erica. I grew up in Northern California in the early 80s. One Halloween, my friends and I Were partying at the park up the street when we heard a blood curdling scream. It scared us all so bad that we ran off. The next day we found out a woman who lived just a few doors down from the park had been murdered by her husband. She was pregnant and he cut the baby out with a carpet knife While their four year old witnessed everything. It was heartbreaking and chilling to know we'd heard her screams that night.

[Jaime]

Stop. Die.

[Christy]

They didn't call.

[Jaime]

911 is crazy.

[Bunny]

Yeah, I know.

[Jaime]

That's so sad. When I was like 8 years old, I watched the final moments of a woman's life.

[Bunny]

Why didn't Mimi, what the is wrong with you?

[Jaime]

Maybe that's what's wrong with me.

[Bunny]

Why do you like watching people?

[Jaime]

We had these cartel, like these drug people that lived across the street from us. Like huge drug dealers. He was like the biggest in our entire county. And so he had like a lot of homies and stuff. And this one guy, he got out and he went to Dude's house. And I remember being a child and my parents taught us that, like, if they come outside their house, where to go hide, you know, like, they didn't want to hinder our childhood, but it was like, go be safe. So we heard. We heard him fighting with his girl. And so we all hid behind my friend's like, pillar in front of his house. And we all kind of like, peeked around because, you know, we're kids, we didn't understand the severity of the situation. We're like, peeking around. He had her by the hair. She had brown curly hair, I'll never forget. And drug her out of the house and put her in the back of a white Jetta and drove her and burned her body. Wow. He killed her. And so we had to, like, the cops came and we had to give statements to the cops of, like, what entailed of that whole situation. Yeah, it was. It was really crazy. And I don't think I processed that until later of, like, what exactly happened. Yeah, you know, those were like her final moments.

[Bunny]

Yeah, that's crazy.

[Jaime]

And we were like, it was all the neighborhood, dude get arrested and. Yeah, yeah, yeah, bye.

[Christy]

All right, this one's by Sammy. Said my dad made fun of me for this one, But I swear I saw what I saw. I was in third grade and rumors were going around that our school was haunted. My friends and I didn't believe it, so we thought we would put a lipstick on the hand dryer and wait to see if it came up missing. Well, when we came back later the day. Later in the day. Not only was it gone, but when I looked under the stalls, I saw no feet, but the far one was locked. I peeked in the crack and saw a girl with no face sitting on the toilet. Long black hair, like the ring over.

[Jaime]

Her.

[Christy]

Over her blank black hole face. When this figure looked up, it lunged at the door and it disappeared, leaving the door locked. I ran out screaming. After telling my family the story my dad would go on for months and teasing me about the girl with no face, like I didn't see what I saw.

[Jaime]

I hate that he didn't believe her.

[Bunny]

I know. I don't like that.

[Jaime]

Makes me sad.

[Bunny]

I feel like kids are so in tune with the spiritual world, and, like, they can see way more stuff than adults can. Oh, yeah, all that stuff. Like, your kids just have that natural wonder, innocence. And I feel like they can definitely see.

[Jaime]

I just told Jaime my theory on that. Because we're born with a certain percentage of water, and water retains memory. And as we grow older, the water percentage in our body dramatically lowers. And I feel like water is memory. And when we're babies, we have a lot of that.

[Bunny]

That makes sense. I love that. But also, you're fresh. You just came from the other world, you know, so of course you're going to be able to carry those memories with you. It's kind of like the older you get, it's like the. What is that called? The amnesia kicks in and you forget, like, where you came from and, like, all the other stuff that.

[Jaime]

It trips me out, what people remember. I guess I just black out my whole childhood. But, like, there's people who were like, oh, I remember being, like, 2, 3 years old.

[Christy]

Do you?

[Bunny]

I do.

[Christy]

I have.

[Bunny]

I. I don't remember it all, but I have certain instances that I do remember.

[Christy]

I remember a dream I had when I was in, like, fifth grade, maybe what, fourth. Fifth grade.

[Jaime]

Yeah.

[Christy]

I remember a dream clearly, clear as day.

[Jaime]

I remember maybe 5% of my life.

[Christy]

In front of my house where my mom had her, like, garden beds and stuff. It was all water with koi fish in it. And I remember just walking around in it with my cat. I vividly.

[Bunny]

What?

[Christy]

Distinctly remember that.

[Jaime]

Yeah. What color was the cat?

[Christy]

Her name was Georgia, and she's black with orange, like, all on her. I know.

[Bunny]

I miss you.

[Christy]

My brother's friend ran her over. Oh. And my brother witnessed it.

[Jaime]

All right. So poor Jaime over there crying.

[Bunny]

Yeah. Jaime is a crazy cat, dude.

[Christy]

She's a great dude.

[Bunny]

Is obsessed with his cats. Love my cats. I love seeing a man more obsessed with cats than Jaime.

[Jaime]

Yeah. When we were in Europe, he would show us the live feed of him feeding his cats and he'd be like, all right, now wait, this one's going to come running. And now this.

[Bunny]

So funny.

[Jaime]

Running. Yeah, it's great. All right. Christy. She said. When I was 12, spending the weekend at my mom's, I heard her scream. A loud, high pitched scream. She's deaf, but verbal. My deeply religious grandparents were living with her at the time. We ran to the bathroom and found my mom in the tub being pushed into the faucet by her hair. My dad and grandfather tried to pull her back but couldn't. My grandmother came in tossing water, shouting Bible verses. As she did. A strange steam rose from the tub. After a few minutes, whatever it was, let go of my mom. She had scratches on her scalp where her head had been pulled. We moved out a few months later. Even now, at 31, she won't talk about it or go near the neighborhood. Sometimes I wonder if I was dreaming it, but her reaction whenever I bring it up tells me it was real.

[Bunny]

That's crazy. Why keep it a secret? Like, why not talk about it in the.

[Jaime]

Maybe like trauma? Like ptsd?

[Bunny]

Yeah, maybe something happened. Maybe she played with like a Ouija board or something. She's deaf, right?

[Jaime]

What happened to that one who got rid of it?

[Christy]

Right behind her to the left.

[Bunny]

Which one?

[Christy]

Left or right?

[Bunny]

No, I don't see it.

[Jaime]

Oh, okay.

[Bunny]

We all got scared. Get rid of the Ouija board. Like take it home. What does that mean?

[Jaime]

I got one of that antique from Las Vegas here.

[Bunny]

Who's taking it home with them? You like stuff?

[Jaime]

No. Did you guys hear? Everyone was writing in my comments that you have. You cannot just get rid of those. Yeah, that. There's a ritual that you have to do to get rid of a Ouija board.

[Bunny]

How did it get here? Why do I got to do a ritual for something I didn't even bring in here? What kind of ritual?

[Jaime]

I didn't look. I didn't look at as chat.

[Bunny]

I've never heard of this in my entire life.

[Jaime]

You're not allowed to just give them away.

[Bunny]

I'm giving it away. I am covered by the blood of Jesus.

[Jaime]

Give it away.

[Bunny]

Okay, I don't care.

[Chatbot]

Yes, I'm right here. Just let me know what's on your mind. You know I'm always here for whatever you need to chat about.

[Bunny]

So we found a Ouija board in our studio that none of us put Here, and we want to get rid of it. But people are telling us that we have to have some sort of ritual to get rid of the Ouija board. Why is that?

[Chatbot]

A mysterious Ouija board just showing up sounds like the start of a spooky little adventure. So the reason people talk about doing a ritual to get rid of a Ouija board is basically because of all the folklore and superstition around it. A lot of people believe that if you've used a Ouija board or even if you just find one, it might have some sort of spiritual connection that needs to be properly closed off. In other words, the ritual is just a way to make sure you're not leaving any spooky doors open. Figuratively speaking. A lot of these rituals are just symbolic, like saying goodbye on the board, sprinkling a bit of salt, or even just respectfully disposing of it rather than tossing it in the trash. It's really about giving people peace of mind. So if it makes you feel mudder, you can do a little goodbye ritual. And if not, you can just safely remove it and trust that it's just an object. But, hey, maybe a little ritual never hurts, right?

[Bunny]

I'm not doing a ritual. That thing's got to go.

[Jaime]

She's going to be like, bye.

[Bunny]

I think it's got to go by. I'm over that. So. Yeah.

[Jaime]

Why?

[Christy]

And then nothing else happens.

[Bunny]

Somebody take it with them today?

[Christy]

Not it. No.

[Bunny]

How did it get here?

[Jaime]

Let's watch. Back when we decorated the studio. Maybe it's in the video.

[Bunny]

Could be we video.

[Jaime]

Oh, see who put it?

[Christy]

When was that?

[Bunny]

I haven't decorated one thing on here.

[Jaime]

She decorated it.

[Christy]

I don't remember putting it there. I didn't buy it.

[Bunny]

Wait, I didn't buy a Dolly Parton Ouija board.

[Christy]

I don't remember putting it. No, I said I don't remember putting it there. That came later. That definitely wasn't on.

[Jaime]

Did Dolly give it to us?

[Bunny]

I'm telling you, I think Dolly gave it to us.

[Jaime]

I wonder if.

[Christy]

I guess because we've added a lot more to those shelves over time.

[Jaime]

Yeah. I'm wondering if, like, a guest brought it as a gift. Maybe we just didn't.

[Bunny]

Which one of our guests gave us a Dolly Parton Ouija board?

[Christy]

That would have been a long time ago.

[Bunny]

Come forward. We need to know.

[Jaime]

Let me know.

[Bunny]

And on that note, if you guys want to be featured on Ask, Tell, Confess, please leave your spooky stories for now in the comments. So leave your comments and love you guys. Talk to you later. Bye.