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- In this episode of Weird Kitchen, we sit down with Nashville local David Fredrickson to explore a deeply personal and bizarre sequence of events surrounding his family's dream home. Imagine building a house right across the street from a cemetery, only to have it struck by lightning—twice. After a series of tragic losses in the home, David's family moved in, but it quickly became apparent they weren't alone. Unexplained phenomena began taking over their daily lives: family dogs mysteriously terrified of crossing the yard, heavy cabinets slamming on their own, and brand-new lightbulbs exploding without cause. Tune in as David shares his journey from total skeptic to a believer.
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