Your Shirt Is Not A Tissue Paper

Supernatural Confessions presents a chilling series of ghost stories from their vault, brought to life through the narration of Wend.

In this episode, A man believes his late mother's spirit is visiting him because he hears her scolding him with a specific childhood phrase about using his shirt as tissue. Concerned that she hasn't crossed over, he calls a priest, who reveals the spirit is actually a stranger who has been impersonating his mother for years. The priest performs a summoning ritual, forcing the attached, weeping entity to leave the man's home permanently.

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Eugene Tay is the host and author of the Supernatural Confessions series. He started this channel for others like him who are unfortunate enough to have had supernatural encounters to share their experiences.

Tonight, prepare for some truly chilling **paranormal stories* that might keep you up. These *scary stories* promise to send shivers down your spine, with eerie tales of the *supernatural**. Get ready to immerse yourself in **true horror stories* and ghostly encounters, and don't forget to check out my book "Supernatural Confessions" for more **ghost stories**.

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