#stison

[abra-ka-dammit]

when u ass 2 phat

[abra-ka-dammit]

Got bored of fishing and started working on other shit

This title has been well in the waiting ffs

[abra-ka-dammit]

I found a cozy lil place for Stison to hole up and accidentally eavesdrop on a couple of humans having a gross romantic rp

and then this npc kid walks right up to him which made me laff cuz its Stison-canon that he hangs out w lost/lonely kiddos wtf

[abra-ka-dammit]

Well I got at least 3 ppl who said I should just do it so he’s getting a fucking tail fukk da police

[macyskye]

For those of you that don't know: I really like ghost and haunting stuff. I think I like the historical part of it where they dig up the past, cause I like a good tragic story from history.

I recorded Syfy's series Paranormal Witness last night and watched it when I woke up. It was about this widower who remarried and his new wife thought his late wife was haunting her.

Anyway, so they had a historian look into their Oakland County, Michigan home's history and found that a man named Philip Stison lived there along with his wife Nellie, an orphan boarder that was probably nine or ten, and his niece Theresa who was 19. The niece got pregnant in 1903 and was sent to a sanitarium in Reed City to have her child. Her baby was a stillborn boy who was born on the 18th of March 1904. Apparently something was wrong with her after giving birth and she felt that she was dying so she told someone that her uncle had fathered the baby. Theresa died on the 22nd of the same month.

Stison was tried for incest with the young orphan Nathan Valentine giving most of the testimony. But it was thrown out as heresay and summed up as an affair.

Okay so that's really sad to me (I fact checked everything but the court case), especially because I'm so close to the age she was when that all happened.