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Have you heard about the secret tunnels beneath Disney World? Employees report strange sounds at night, and security footage shows mysterious figures moving through abandoned corridors. Some say Walt Disney himself designed these passages, creating an underground city where selected guests still gather today.

Back in 2020, I was assigned to supervise a construction project in a remote area. After searching through several options, I found a small apartment just fifteen minutes from the site. The location was perfect, though the building itself needed some minor repairs.

The birthday party was perfect - balloons, cake, and children's laughter filling our backyard. Then my daughter pointed to her friend Sarah waving from the treehouse. I froze. Sarah had moved away six months ago, after the accident. Nobody was in the treehouse.

Late one night, you hear a whisper coming from your closet, calling your name. You live alone and your doors are double-locked. As you slowly reach for the handle, you realize the voice isn't coming from inside the closet, but from right behind you.

Before we begin, remember to subscribe to the Ghastly Journal and enable notifications. Tonight's story takes us to the quiet coastal town of Cedar Bay, where in 1992, the mysterious disappearance of three lighthouse keepers would spark decades of terrifying speculation and unexplained phenomena.

Tonight’s tale is particularly chilling, so I suggest you settle in and lock your doors. Have you ever felt like you were being watched while by yourself? Just remember, the accounts you are about to listen to are based on actual events. Let’s begin.

Following the initial discovery, a secondary search of the basement unearthed a collection of jars containing preserved human tissue. These specimens were meticulously labeled with dates predating the first victim's disappearance. It became increasingly clear that the perpetrator had been observing the victims for months before finally striking.

You'd think the emergency room would be the scariest part of my job, but it's those long walks through empty corridors at 3 AM that really get to me. The fluorescent lights flicker just enough to make shadows dance where they shouldn't.