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Policing the Paranormal | Dispatch

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Can you provide any sources for the first story? I understand that real life cases of this nature would be covered up by authorities, but I am curious just the same of where you obtained information like the name of the police dispatcher being named “Trudy Wakelin” or the girl’s name being “Emily”.

I’ve come to trust this channel quite a bit despite the odd “Man From Taured” here and there. I want to know if there really is more to this story.

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Experience tells us there are certain professions in which people are far more likely to encounter the unexplained than others. As the many accounts featured on our sister channel Wartime Stories clearly demonstrate, one such group is military personnel. But another, just as frequently, is the world of law enforcement, where officers across the globe have reported experiences that defy logic, reason, and training alike. In this episode, we’ll be exploring some of those accounts. Cases where those sworn to uphold the law found themselves policing the paranormal.

There's something in the bed of my truck yeah lay off the beer and the meth and you won't be seeing things

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Knew the zombie one would just be a meth head

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@mrnightmare

4 TRUE Disturbing Police Horror Stories (V3)

I live about an hour and a half from the Moores Creek area of 210. Used to take that route to Wilmington everyday for work.

Carolina Case Files did an interview with the caller. His name escapes me at the moment.

— @fireandheights

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOsMVo81e8g

@TheParanormalScholar

Don’t mess with Ouija Boards, kids.

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Play with a oujia board inside a house with a dark history. What could go wrong? 🙄 I hope the first responders were up to date with their rabies vaccinations.

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Be nice to be informed to jump to 5 min. So an explained one! Must been a Neighbor.

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Policing the paranormal,
Sounds like a rap bar.

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CO.AG

4:25 Sometimes they get spooked by acorns 😅

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Obviously NO intelligence requirements to be a 911 operator in NC. Jesus Joseph and Mary that is one stoopid woman taking that call. Dude had to repeat himself 4 f*cking times and she STILL couldn't keep up. I thought those people were supposed to be qualified and trained.

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I still think the artwork is fantastic. Especially the ending where you can watch the artist work. It makes me feel good watching him because all I can do is draw stick figures and even those look like someone picked it up, broke it into pieces, threw it back down and just left it like that. So it helps me a lot to see that a real artist goes forwards, then backs up, erases some stuff, and then keeps on going. Someday.....

@markmanning8832
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If I were a ghost...I would make it known to police among others for certain.

@StevenMichaelCunningham
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The battle of moores creek in 1776 was fought just outside of Wilmington North Carolina. It was fought by loyalist militias, many of whom were of Scottish descent, and local rebel militias. The battle was bloody, with the loyalists attempting a highland style charge across the moores creek bridge. Patriot artillery, gunfire, and the damage they had done to the bridge prior to the battle resulted in many deaths and a loss for the loyalists.

The creature, seeming to be demonic, and the bloodied soldier all make sense.

@Hollerhistorian
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That dispatcher sounds dim AF.

@CorvoFG
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I like to think the first story was just the rapture 😊

@DanaC-v3v
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The fear in the voice of the man who called 911 to report a man on the side of the highway that appeared to be bleeding and injured was incredibly visceral and intense. The authenticity of the call is irrelevant in the face of the phone call. You could hear the primitive, instinctual, survival mechanisms that take over our minds when faced with a life or death situation like that.
It literally gives me chills listening to it

@SeauxNOLALady
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My ex. She seemed to have a completely different personality once a week or two. When drinking angry she became some kind of devil and it was a common thing i had no way of telling folks about. No one was around to see it except me every time. To this day im convinced another spirit occupied her one day out of 10 the whole time i knew her, and no one was around to whitnes it except sometimes police and paramedics. She never remembered it the next day. Or her good personality never remembered or acknowledged the evil thing she was the night before. Dif voice even.

@PACstove
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Playing with an Ouija board in an abandoned house known to have housed a bunch satanic cannibals was a very stupid idea. Seems like a textbook case of Demonic Possession. I have never understood why people play with those damn things, or even try to communicate with the other side. Yeah you might contact a deceased person or a loved one, but there’s just as much risk you contact something quite nasty. Something with vile and very malicious intentions.

@williamafton348
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Being from NC, and living in Wilmington, Highway 210 is roughly 20 mins away and I have driven that stretch of road 100s of times going back and forth to visit with my parents. I haven't seen/experienced anything that wild, but I have gotten very creepy, sixth sense, goosebumps type feelings while driving it many times.

@priceviking86
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there was this cop in raccoon city once, man his story was wild!

@OutlawAutotheism
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I was a cop in a large and very dangerous city. Most calls that sounded paranormal ended up being due to psychotic episodes, drug use, or dementia. But I have several stories that I’ve never been able to explain away. These would often be associated with the same places but involve different people, over the nearly a decade I worked there.

@Rayxxxxxxxx
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Imagine driving through the Backwoods and having a rake jump into the back of your truck only to get on the phone with this bimbo 911 operator who ask you the same question 3 times in a row after everything you say LOL

@synystervail9847
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I have a friend in Pender County hes a retired police lieutenant from the Pender department i asked him about the phone recording of the 911 call theres even vodeo footage of it somewhere i think i saw it on the carolina case files and iv gotta say i 100% believe what happend is true not a hoax not a tall tail but true because of the guys reaction he went from calmly explaining what he saw at the side of the road to genuine and fear and panic you hear the thud. Of somthing heavy landing in his truck bed and the way that he quickly says that it isnt human that and the thing was so strong it left imprints of its hand on the roof of the truck as it tried to keep its grip whatever this thing was it was strong enough to hold on to the surface of a speeding vehicle for quite a while and fast enough to keep up with the speeding truck to launch itself into the truck bed means that it too must have been going at some speed.

@Muldoon93
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How tf are you supposed to sleep after that? 😅

@flashmasterp.2685
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it was so strange so I enjoyed listening

@AnatoliaNightmares
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Bro that did the call and screaming “that’s not human” will probably never drive a truck with an open bed again 😂

@Strangleyourfriend
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11:02 When’s the movie coming out??

@r.deeblanche6939
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Its always humorous to me to that people will believe in ghosts and demons and those boards, and psychics and whatnot but they draw the line at believing in Jesus.

@DaedricPrinceOedon
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I know people can easily make guttural sounds with their voice, for example Corey Taylor from the band Slipknot can sure sound demonic. But that polish girl from the farmhouse was a much different sound. Yes I am a big fan of metal music, but that pitch in her growl is definitely something different. Scary.

@Bon3z410
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If you believe any of this just because it's police involved youre probably the type to believe it when police say innocent people were resisting arrest by doing nothing

@showmethegoods-u3c
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Im from bydgoszcz poland!! Pozdrowienia!

@jerrywright6137
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24:39 yeah that's a pale crawler

@argonexploration4611
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working in an old morgue--I really should not have chosen this playlist to listen to alone.

@fraankyyuki1
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Love a bit of creepy pasta. No evidence Emily went missing in 2003 or Trudy Wakeland at Chicago PD.

@paulanson100
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9:51 never mess with a Ouija board. Those things are seriously bad. Now Jody Dean HTD uses one at times. He knows what he’s doing. He encourages ppl not to try it. They don’t know what they’re doing. It’s better that he does.

@mike197714
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You're giving police officers wayyyy too much credit. LMFAO.

@aland7236
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22:25 I would be pissing my pants too

@mastahblaizejephreybrimsto3039
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12:00 abandoned house with functional lights?

@ruigerd
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Thats unsettling

@themurph925
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21:46 Yep, in every single recording of this there is a voice after the operator speaks, saying "The demons are coming." I think a wandering spirit was warning them about the creature/skinwalker before it happened.

@ironaston9858
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THAT'S NOT HUMAN

@Kalevi-h8w8v
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About the 1st story, why was there no mention of the girl's family or how long they lived in that house for? Also, no background information on the house was provided either.

@labelledamedumanor4876
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checked the Google map, the man who encountered the being which jumped onto his truck's bed seemed to encounter the being around the Moores Creek National Battlefield, so drivers, be careful.

@isaachiew676
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The Oakland zombie! 😮

@I_am_Domi
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The description of cops in the beginning of this episode could not possibly come from anyone who has dealt with US police.

@ohnooffwego