6. Fear Feeders

Complete story — includes the ending

In the winter of 2007, Al Gonzalez moves into a new home outside of Fort Wayne, Indiana, after getting a divorce. His brother Mario moves in. There were a lot of possessions left behind by the previous owners and he finds a stack of poems about the various things in life and the content gets darker as he reads on; dealing with the topic of suicide. Al sets up his home office and hears thumps coming from the living room. He comes face to face with a ghost and believes the house is haunted. One night, Al shows him the poems he read and Mario is stunned and suggests he throw them out. Another day comes; he hears more thumping sounds and tries to pray it away but that doesn't work. By the spring of 2008, he receives news that his father was murdered in a robbery. He hears what he believes is his father's voice calling out to him one night followed by a mischievous laugh. He sees the same ghostly man he saw months before. He calls a group of three female paranormal investigators, and speaks to Jackie Mossburg Hicks, to seek out what he was dealing with. Tina and Cheryl come across the ghostly man and he rushes through one of them. Jackie has an apparition of a "Little Girl" rush to her knees while sitting on the couch. They tell Al he's experiencing paranormal "Fear Feeders," living off of his misery. Al shows them the poems and the women believe the feeders were there long before he moved in harassing whoever wrote them. Al refuses to go through a cleansing since the prayer didn't work and he couldn't move since his money was tied up in the place. Al suggested he will simply ignore what is going on. After coming across a dark mass, he decides to put the house up for sale but isn't able to sell it. The entity comes up and scares away all the potential buyers that came by. He is in a state of depression and does a lot of drinking and smoking and even refuses to talk to people such as his brother when he calls. A buzz saw starts by itself and throws itself at Al's leg and cuts him. Eventually, the three paranormal women return and scratches appear across Al's face and they suddenly vanish. Al finally moves out, rents an apartment, and puts the house up for sale. Tina throws out the poems. Al slowly builds himself together. In 2013, he is able to sell the house to a young couple but made sure it was cleansed first.