The Little Girl (Part 2)

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In this scary story, we keep following Maria's account with encounters with a strange apparition that her daughter can see. Today, we hear directly from her daughter.

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In the last episode titled The Little Girl, Maria tells a story of an
entity that has been tormenting her family, specifically her young daughter, and in
this episode we will hear even more details from her directly. Are you ready?
My name is Edwin, and here is Maria and her daughter. It's
true scary story. The first thing I saw was that girl. She had
like long nails, and she kind of looked like me, but she was
shorter. She had really long hair. It was all blurry, everything was
black about her. She tapped on me and then she hid behind the door.
I don't know who she is. I just see people who I don't
know. And the first time I saw her, she wanted me to come
play downstairs with her, but I said no and I didn't want to,
and then she just kept tapping while out tried went back in to sleep.
She just tapped me and hid behind the door, and I went to go
tell my mom and dad, and even they were freaked out. Right when
my mom and dad came in, I didn't see her anymore, but now
sometimes I still see her and other people, Like one time my cousin saw
someone and I saw them too, and I didn't want them to see anyone,
because I don't want them to be scared. My uncle told me,
if you get more scared than they come more they. I say, this
other dude, he's like really tall. He's just really scary. I don't
know how to describe him, but he's really creepy. To meet everyone that
I see, except for my grandma, but I don't really see her rarely.
Now, whoever I see, I don't know them. I don't know
why. I asked my mom and dad and some like my auntie to know
who they are in order to see them. And another time when I saw
it someone, she was just standing there like staring at me. So I
mostly see them at my dad's house. I don't know why. It's just
maybe because I'm alone, because I have my own room in my dad's house
and I don't at my mom's. The first time I saw the tall man,
I was in this hotel and it had it was really a creepy hotel.
I don't It had a hole in the wall and me and my grandma
were in the room, and then it just it's just on the corner of
my me and my grandma's I just flew past into the bathroom. We checked
and no one was there. Its weird because we've experienced some things together or
when it first started happening, and like recently. I don't know, she
might be a little too little bit explain something. But my brother said he
was taking a nap on the couch and he fell asleep and his kids were
over and they're all playing, and he said he was like sleeping awake,
and he said, all of a sudden, he remembers saying, uncle,
uncle, that lady was tapping you to wake you up. And he was
still out of it and he was like, oh, okay, I went
back to sleep. But then he like with then you know how you're in
your sleep and you're like, wait, someone was tapping me, And he
said he popped up and he goes, was there someone tapping me? He
said he remembers something hitting his forehead and to wake him up, and was
yeah, that lady was tapping you to wake you up. And he was
like, what did she look like and who was She didn't know who it
was, but he he told me he didn't tell anyone. He didn't tell
anyone else. He didn't tell my parents, he didn't tell my sister.
He only told me because he was like, I couldn't believe that happened.
And she came over and told me like, that lady's tapping you on your
forehead. And I never asked her right away, And then after a while
I was like, who was the lady that was tapping your uncle on the
forehead And she was like, I don't know that I believe her, because
at first she would say to me, Mom, no one believes me.
And it took me a while. It wasn't that I didn't believe her.
It was more of I was so scared. I didn't know how to handle
it. Like when she would tell me there was a little girl in the
house and to see your kids scared, You're just like, there's no other
little girl in the house, but she sees something in your wondering, oh,
maybe kids have their imaginary friends or what was she did she see something
on TV? You know all the kids play YouTube. And she just said,
no, Mom, there's a girl in the house. And she won't
She keeps bothering me at night. When we moved from there, I thought
for sure it would be done, but it wasn't. And she she's told
me other times of people she's seen, or like someone that has passed in
the family, like hurt my grandma, her great grandma who she never really
even met when she was older, like that when she was little, but
she doesn't remember. She doesn't remember her very well. But she knew that
was her grandma when I saw her the first time, when she asked me
to come play downstairs. She I think she got mad when I told him
no, so she said, I'm pretty sure she said, this is my
house. Her voice sounded weird. It really didn't sound normal to me.
It was really scary when I saw her, and I can feel them.
Like one time, I was just city and like just sitting on the ground
at my dad's house and I just saw the tall man. Then he just
he just started coming closer every time I looked back, and then I just
felt a little tap on my head and I looked back and no one was
there. It's just weird when they tap you or I don't know people who
I see. I only know my grandma and this other I don't know who
she is, but I think it's my grandma, my dad's grandma. But
it's just weird when they tap you because you don't know when it's coming.
I was just sleeping and then I just woke up and I felt like a
tap on me and no one was there. No one was on the bed.
And now I was sick because we had school, so everyone went to
school and I just stayed home because I was sick. And then I just
felt like tap on me and I checked and no one was there. I'm
just scared of the dark now because I've seen a lot of people in the
dark. Though, I'm just scared of the dark. If I'm just alone
in the dark, or someone's with me, I just go to them or
I just run, like to the light, because if when I feel when
I'm with someone, I feel safe and I don't see anyone that much.
But if I'm like alone, I feel like someone's watching me, but I
don't know who. Or I just feel like I'm just going to see something.
What do they want from me? Because my mom told me ever since
I was a kid, I was seeing stuff I didn't. I don't know
what she saw. I told her, I said, but I because she
would when she started telling me about I see someone or I seen this little
girl, and I said, when you're really little. The first house that
we moved into with her. She I, I had told you she would
wave goodbye to somebody that wasn't there all the time. She was one that
had to be twenty fourteen, because that's when we moved, and that's when
I first noticed she kept waving to somebody and no one was there. I
think, what was it like maybe a few months after I had moved out.
Her dad hadn't mentioned to me, but I thought maybe you brought something
or something followed you, because he said he and I never even told.
I braced myself when I talked a little bit, but he told me that
he had felt someone pull his hair before, or say he'll hear little things
or a door shut, And whenever she would talk to her dad, he
didn't ever want to believe it. Yeah, he believed me for some reason.
And then one day he just suddenly believed in me, which was weird
because now he started believing me. I think something happened, But I know
that when she said there was a tall guy in the house, I know
what I heard, and I know that he said he saw a tall He
saw a tall man before. So for as long as it took him,
it didn't take myself as long, just because I knew I had to.
As a mom, you want to protect your kids and you don't ever want
them to feel like you don't believe them or trust You want them to trust
you. And that's what I wanted. I wanted her to trust me and
whatever she wants to talk about with me, like I told her, I
said, I will believe you. Like with some of our other stories,
Maria has also experienced other parents normal situations. Is there a connection between them
and what her daughter sees? All of that up next. When we were
younger and used to go up on the reservation, they would tell us scary
stories because just based upon the history of being on a reservation. So like
where my great grandma lived behind there was old Powell Grounds and they have powells
back there, and then all of a sudden, it's just forced and they
said they would hear singing or dancers dancing. And then there's this road it's
called O Potato Road, and everyone gets freaked out about it because they would
always see people walking but their had passed or like they weren't there. And
I can't remember if it was my sister, my mom's sister, or her
aunt, but they said, you're my aunt. So I don't know if
they meant my mom's sister or my mom's aunt, because they don't say,
oh, you're a great aunt. They just say your aunt, like they
just And they said, she was walking down the road. It was just
about to be dark, and she's seeing an older lady, not like her
mid forties, dancing just in a circle on the road, but like up
high a little bit where she wasn't her feet weren't touching the road. And
they always talked, and I don't even know if I want to say this
round her. They would always talk about home. My grandma was. We
weren't allowed to play cards at my great grandma's house, and we always were
like, you know why, like why, and there was always this,
oh, my grandma had experienced a scary, scary thing that happened to her.
For the longest time they went to tell us until we got older,
and they said that a gentleman had come to the house, knocked on the
door. And they're playing cards. My great grandma and her husband, or
so my great grandpa, a couple of their friends. They would just play
cards every once in a while, hang out. That's all they could really
do. And someone had knocked on the door, they opened it. My
grandma was always very welcoming, So my great grandma, she took care of
all these kids. She had all these she had her own kids, but
she took she adopted a bunch of kids too. She just took any kid
that she that needed to be taken care of. She just wanted to take
care of them. So she was always very welcoming. So when she answered
the door, it was a gentleman in a black hat, black suit,
black gloves, and had said, oh, what are you guys doing?
Can I use Can I come in for a second? It's rainy babla lunch.
She said, oh, come in, what's wrong? You know what
happened? And I can't quite remember what he had said of why he needed
to come in because it was so long ago. They're like, we're just
playing cards, come on in, and he's, oh, I love cards
and sat down to play cards with them, and I guess when he took
off his like his gloves he had like longer fingernails, and he set the
gloves down and they played, and then she wasn't getting a good vibe from
him, and she said, okay, and we're gonna had to sleep now
it's getting late. And he had laughed, and when he had laughed,
she just was like, oh, he was kind of creepy. Don't you
guys think he was creepy? And they're like, oh, no, to
get over it. And he had left his hat, so she like kept
his hat like on the table and was like, oh, maybe he'll stop
by tomorrow or something, because when you live up on the reservation and he
much places to go, and she didn't really know them. And that night
she had went to bed and she could hear the cards shuffling by themselves.
So we were never allowed to play cards in our house ever again. Ever,
we coll didn't play cards. Are kind of nothing when we went up
there. When we went up to the reservation, I was really hesitant.
I've always been hesitant and bringing her up there, who she would see or
because I always tell her I believe you. Don't ever feel like I'm not
going to believe you, because even when we went I think I told you.
When we dropped my daughter off at University of Denver, she even had
told me we had stopped at a truck stop and she woke up out of
her sleep because everyone was so tired. I couldn't drive anymore. And she
goes, Mom, we need to go. There's too many people people around
here. And I was like, because there's people walking all over and I
was just like, okay, okay, let's go. I didn't question her,
I didn't second guess her. I just started the car and we left.
I was like, Okay, I gotta just slap myself out of it.
She's not comfortable here. This was this last fall. It was in
September because my sister go we had a job off at college, so I
just decided to drive my sister and then we just stopped at this gas station
and she she fell asleep. And then I just started seeing people. I
have a lot of bad dreams about them and nightmares about them. But the
scary part is that I don't know who they are and why are they even?
What do they want from me? Do that want something from me?
Or they just want to scare me? And I don't know if it's just
me or other people see stuff, or if it's just imaginary, if I'm
just thinking. But I don't think it's imaginary, because if it was imaginary,
I feel like I wouldn't be seeing the same people because I never had
an imaginary friend, or at least I think I didn't like. I don't
think I did well. I don't ever having an imaginary friend. But I
remember you telling me about the girl asking you to go play. Yeah,
she told me if I wanted to go downstairs and play, and I said
no, because who knows if I would have played with her, who knows
what would have happened. That's why I that's why I don't trust strangers or
anyone. I feel like sometimes it just depends on who she sees. But
the same few people that she sees, she doesn't like it, like the
little girl. But she said she you haven't seen that little girl for a
long time home. Yeah, I don't know. But when I think she
got mad and she said this is my house like I own it. And
who knows if it was actually her house, if she died in it and
she is was haunting it or something. Who knows what happened in the old
hotel when I saw that tall man, because who knows what they have been
through. So we have a big honor the Earth annual Powell on our reservation
and we go every all the time, usually the third weekend in July.
And like the big folklore there is Dear Lady. That's like the big scare
up on the reservation is Dear Lady. They talk a lot about that.
And the only thing I ever experienced with that was were we always went up
to the Powell every summer you go back home. It's called Houner the Earth
Powow. And my two cousins, myself and my sister, we were staying
at my mom's best friend's house and we stayed the latest you can stay at
the Powow was like midnight because they have what they have the Last Dance,
and it's usually like a couple's dance, and the boys asked the girls to
go out and dance like it was a big deal if you know a boy
came and asked you. So it was. It's called the two step.
So you go out and you're considered like cool if you were out doing the
two step. And but we had went back to my mom's best friend's house.
My cousin had snuck alcohol and it was like the dumbest, nastiest that.
It was like apple pucker doesn't even do anything for you. But we
thought we were so cooled, We're gonna sneak this and have some drinks.
And we're like we were we were like playing cards and we're each like taking
a sip and we're like, do you guys hear that? And we're like,
oh, you guys are just goofing around. And we had the windows
open because there was no she didn't have air conditioner, so you just had
the fan going. You're hot, and you had the window open, and
they're like, it sounds like a horse and we're like what. So we
turned off like our little music that we had going on and we could hear
it. I was like, oh my gosh, it sounds like a horse
is running around outside. That's weird. We flicked off the light to see
if we could see a horse out there, because you could hear the like
galloping. We like, look out there and it was pitch black. You
could hear the gallop and then stop by us, and we all screamed why.
I don't know. It was just scared because you couldn't see anything.
There was nothing there. And we flicked on the light and my mom running
in, what are you girls doing? She was just mad, what are
you girls screaming for? What are you doing? And we're trying to we're
screaming because we're scared. We don't know what we heard saw Like I didn't
see anything, but you knew something was there because it's just thick woods out
there, like super thick woods. And then we didn't see anything, and
then we're like scared because we're trying to hide the stupid apple pucker. And
in the morning we wake up and we tell them, and Carla, her
name's Carla, was like, I wonder if you heard the dearly said they
saw her? And that was like the like scary stuff that they would talk
about a lot on the reservation was dear lady. But that's like the up
for native culture, like it's a dear lady at least in the northern Envirden,
Minnesota and Wisconsin. Potato would go. So what's called forty nine Hills
what they call it, And the reason why it's so scary is because it's
just straight woods and there's no houses or anything, and no one wants to
build a house there. And I don't know why personally, but I know
there's more to it. When we went to like powells and stuff or in
stuff. I want to went to Powell to visit family. They would tell
us things, but it didn't stay with me. I didn't grow up on
the reservation, so I never knew too much, just only what like my
cousins would tell me, or like when we'd go up there a city kids,
I always thought they were they're messing with us, but then come find
out they would really get scared on certain things because they'd be like, you
went out, you walked on pota't roll by yourself. And I was like,
yeah, I just went to Grandma's And they're like, oh my gosh,
I can't believe you did that. And I was like, I'm from
North Minneapolis, what do you mean? So when you talk about talking about
it like her story, like me telling her story, or like the Native
and you know our American Indian culture, it is it's two separate, it's
two whole different things, but that comes together somehow. Like the girl.
It wasn't at the corner of my eye or anything. It was just the
girl, and then it's I feel like she wants me to be scared.
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