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Prison Guard's Paranormal Experiences Stories

June 27, 2025·59 min·4 clips

Inside A Block, the officer sees a tall silhouette, hears whispers, and the cell door slams shut behind him.

1. True Crime Podcast 2025 - REAL Police Interrogations, 911 Calls, True Police Stories and True Crime presents prison and jail paranormal stories under the episode title “Prison Guard's Paranormal Experiences Stories.” 2. Allie Jackson appears in a sponsor read for Finding Mr. Height and Red Circle, and Alex Kantrowitz appears in a sponsor read for Big Technology Podcast before the prison stories begin. 3. The episode’s core question is whether correctional staff and inmates are describing the same shadow figures, voices, and moving doors in locked facilities. 4. One speaker says he has worked at the same jail for over six years as a mental health therapist and encountered something in a hallway that he could not explain. 5. He describes a late evening walk past a difficult inmate’s cell, a shift in the shadows, and a tall, faceless shape that seemed to breathe with him. 6. At the guard station, Dave and Rachel say they have seen “the shadow” too, and Dave says new staff talk about it as something that has been there for years. 7. A second story moves to a 1990 scout camp at an RAF base that had once been a Luftwaffe fighter base during World War II. 8. That narrator says the site included an old farm where Russian POWs had been forced to work and at least four of them died. 9. He and his tentmate Jamie hear thudding, scraping, and digging noises at midnight coming from the direction of the old farm and the graves. 10. The two scouts go outside, see mist, and then spot shadowy figures bent over the ground before the figures vanish. 11. A third speaker says he was a corrections officer on the midnight shift at a state prison and saw a man standing in a cell that should have been empty. 12. He radios Hawkins, who checks the cell and says it is clear, while the officer later sees an inmate on a camera looking directly into the lens from a high-security cell. 13. The officer says the inmate disappears when he looks back at the cell, leaving only the image on the monitor and the feeling that he is being watched. 14. A fourth narrator says he worked as a corrections officer at a state prison in the southeast and was assigned to a segregated unit of high-risk inmates. 15. He hears a child’s voice say “Mommy,” feels a drop in temperature, and later hears from female inmates that “that thing” walks the pod when the guard is gone. 16. He also says a door slams when no one is there and later sees a flash of a figure beyond the bars before locking the unit down. 17. The tone is documentary-style first-person storytelling, with each account built from specific shifts, radios, cell blocks, and nighttime sensory details. 18. The format is anthology-like, with multiple narrators describing similar prison settings, repeated sightings, and brief reactions from guards or inmates. 19. Listeners interested in prison stories, haunted locations, and first-person eerie accounts would likely stay with this episode. 20. Listeners looking for a single linear case with one ending or no supernatural material may skip it.

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A prison ghost story built from a whispered warning, a slammed door, and a record that never quite exists.

This prison-set paranormal account leans on unease: an older woman in the pod gives a warning, a door slams while the guard is standing right there, and a figure flickers beyond the bars.

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Play this if prison shadows and slammed doors are your kind of dread.

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