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Welcome to Scary Story Podcast. A

1:34

worker had forgotten what it was like to take the

1:36

night shift, but he's about

1:38

to discover why everyone hates it so much. It's

1:41

not for the reasons that you're thinking. My

1:44

name is Edwin, and here

1:47

is a scary story. It

1:53

was 11 at night. Two

1:55

more hours until my shift started, and it didn't

1:57

feel that way. I had

1:59

been texting with one of my co-workers,

2:01

co-workers, Amanda, half the night, complaining about

2:03

Markman's warehouse, the despised clothing

2:06

store we both hated and

2:08

worked at. It's always kind

2:10

of like that, isn't it? With our

2:12

co-workers having become friends, we always talk about

2:14

work even when we don't want to. It's

2:17

like a way for us to connect and

2:20

bond, complaining about work. But

2:22

we all had the reasons to do so. You

2:25

see, the place was owned by this man, Robert

2:27

Markman, that had recently passed

2:30

away and just our luck. He

2:32

happened to die during a visit to our store.

2:35

I mean, he was pretty old and it felt

2:37

like he was really pushing it by staying at

2:40

work, visiting his other businesses

2:42

in the area at that age. The

2:44

raisin, some of us would call him, probably

2:46

felt bad for a little while for saying

2:48

that. Pablo, the security guard,

2:51

waited for us in the car when we

2:53

came in the week that the owner died.

2:56

He was the one that told us. But

2:58

he also took out his phone and showed us how

3:00

it happened. He

3:02

was fixated on an idea that it wasn't

3:04

just a heart attack, at

3:06

least not one caused by only his

3:09

age, but that he had

3:11

seen something that quite literally scared

3:13

him to death. And

3:16

he had the reasons to believe something like that. Pablo

3:19

was a big believer in ghosts and always had

3:21

some type of video or tweet to show us.

3:24

Ghosts caught on tape or whatever. I

3:26

think that's why he was so into his job. He

3:29

got to look at security cameras all day. But

3:32

this time, he was onto something.

3:35

In the video, you could clearly see the

3:38

owner walking with one of his directors and

3:40

the store manager toward the warehouse. Mr.

3:43

Markman points at something, seeming kind of

3:45

upset. The two women that were

3:47

with him rush over and leave him, standing there for

3:49

a little bit. They

3:52

are drowned and then look briefly at the camera

3:55

and then stare directly toward

3:57

the center of the store. You

4:00

could tell that he saw something that terrified him

4:02

because he tried to run, but instead

4:04

his knees gave in and he dropped to

4:06

the floor. The

4:09

video has no audio, but you could see him

4:11

screaming, his face stretched in

4:13

an unusual manner. And

4:16

then he tilked to the side and

4:18

ends up sitting like that, his hands curled up

4:20

by his chest under his neck. He

4:23

freezes up and

4:25

he just stays like that until the store manager

4:27

comes back running and just finds him there,

4:30

completely still. She

4:33

screams and the director comes in and then two

4:35

other people follow. From

4:39

that day on, things started changing around there. They

4:42

started getting some new hires to work the night

4:44

shift, but no one would stick around long enough

4:46

to be switched to the daytime shift. Of

4:49

course, it was incredibly boring, but it

4:51

was easy. Because

4:53

more and more people would come and go,

4:56

Pablo started to notice a few things. You

4:59

see, he would get along with everyone, especially with

5:01

him being the only other person on site at

5:03

night. They started talking

5:05

with them about previous coworkers leaving that

5:08

he was trying to get to the bottom of it. Not

5:11

even the managers tried so hard, but Pablo

5:14

was so into mysteries and detectives and stuff

5:16

like that that it fit him. He

5:18

wanted to figure it out and I have

5:21

to give him credit for that. Although

5:23

some of the answers were hard to believe even

5:25

for him. The

5:29

person before me on the night shift was

5:31

this girl named Deborah, who had told

5:33

pretty much everyone that she wanted to get into

5:35

sales but was alright with taking the night shift

5:37

for now. Nobody liked it.

5:40

I had enough seniority that I could say no

5:42

to taking it, but I really didn't mind it.

5:45

I probably should have kept my mouth shut about it though,

5:48

because that was the one that took her spot when she left.

5:51

Her reasons were bizarre. Even

5:54

though she seemed a little out there, everyone

5:56

believed in her. her.

6:01

Pablo once again showed us some footage on

6:03

a cell phone of her running out of

6:06

the back storage area right around where Robert

6:08

Markman, the owner, had died. You

6:10

can see it. She looks off camera towards one of

6:12

the windows and towards the center of the store. And

6:15

then in shock, she tries to run away. She

6:18

hits her knee on one of the work tables and keeps

6:20

rushing towards the front of the store. The

6:23

front doors were locked by that time, but she

6:25

used the emergency exit to get out and set

6:28

off the alarm. Deborah had

6:30

told Pablo that she didn't quit. She

6:33

was just suddenly off the schedule, so she stopped

6:35

coming in. She also

6:37

told them that she regretted telling the management

6:39

she had seen that night. Things

6:43

had gotten tense around Markman's, although it

6:45

wasn't formally announced. Rumors had it that

6:47

we couldn't talk about ghosts or anything

6:50

of that paranormal stuff around there. It's

6:53

messing with employee morale, they said. That

6:56

after going through a hard time keeping

6:58

employees around, it was affecting everyone. If

7:01

we didn't stay quiet about it, we would

7:03

all lose our jobs if it shuts down.

7:07

Pablo had several theories, and that's what we

7:09

talked about that night before work when I

7:11

showed up. I just

7:13

started on the night shift myself, and yeah, it

7:15

was super easy. I had

7:17

so many movies, music, and podcasts loaded on

7:19

my phone, it seemed like I was about

7:22

to take three 20-hour flights back to back.

7:25

My job was to organize the storage area and

7:28

count items, to receive the deliveries from

7:30

the trucks that would start coming in between three and

7:32

four in the morning, and also

7:34

to work on printing out price tags, labels,

7:37

things like that. It was

7:39

a bunch of things that no one wanted to do, but

7:41

they were super simple. The

7:43

only bad thing was the lack of sleep, obviously,

7:45

but other than that, it was fine. Well,

7:49

except for the thing about the ghost, or

7:52

at least I thought it was a ghost. Being

7:55

in a place where someone had died so

7:58

mysteriously was definitely going to be creepy. creepy,

8:01

but I remember hearing somewhere that people

8:03

have probably died everywhere. Ever

8:05

thought about the streets of driving? The

8:08

sidewalks you take to work? At

8:10

one point a car might have gone off the road or

8:12

someone might have taken out a weapon. Drive-bys,

8:15

trees falling, I don't know,

8:18

lightning strikes. But

8:20

Pablo knew something that I didn't. You

8:23

see, he had worked at Markman's for a

8:25

while and he had met the owner

8:28

several times. He knew of

8:30

some of his strange requests around the stores. He

8:33

was very into keeping a hierarchy going, for

8:35

example. He made everything slower, but he

8:37

liked to feel at the very top, in

8:40

charge. He didn't

8:42

like being questioned even for his odd

8:44

orders. Pablo

8:46

showed me the video again of the footage

8:48

of Robert's death. It

8:50

was hard to see, both emotionally and

8:52

quite literally, because he recorded the security

8:55

footage on his phone from the TV

8:57

monitor. But again, we

8:59

watched as Robert pointed to something, scolded

9:02

the director and store manager, and

9:04

them rushing over to fix it. That's

9:07

when he stands around for a bit

9:09

and again sees something by the center

9:11

of the store, and then screams. "'People

9:16

aren't quitting because of the ghost of Robert,'

9:18

Pablo said quietly. We

9:21

were sitting in his old truck parked by the

9:23

entrance of the delivery area of the store. The

9:26

rest of the shopping center was empty by now,

9:28

except for the security patrol car that did the

9:31

rounds every half an hour or so. Even

9:34

before you came in, man, people had

9:36

been complaining about something else. I

9:39

waited for him to finish, and I didn't point

9:41

this out to him, but I noticed the hand

9:44

holding his phone was beginning to shake nervously. No

9:47

one would be bringing this stuff up to anyone.

9:50

You know, Gil and Debbie. He

9:53

was referring to the director and general manager. No

9:56

one could tell them anything either. They

9:59

even went against me." at one point," Pablo

10:01

continued. I almost got fired because

10:04

of it. My

10:06

alarm went off at that point. I had two minutes

10:08

to clock in. I'll

10:11

tell you about it, man. You're going to be at the

10:13

back storage area, right? Pablo asked.

10:16

I'm still on the clock. I'll leave at four, but

10:18

I'll stop by a little later after I do my

10:20

other rounds. I

10:23

don't know why this guy had to ask. I

10:25

mean, he could see literally everything inside the store

10:27

and warehouse into the security cameras. Well,

10:30

I later found out that it wasn't exactly

10:32

every corner of the place. Some

10:35

of these areas were off limits, and I think, on

10:38

that night, we found

10:40

out why. I

10:43

didn't turn on any of my podcasts that night.

10:46

Usually, they're my go-to when I'm by myself, but

10:48

since I listen to a lot of scary stories,

10:50

I decided to hold off for a bit. I'd

10:54

actually started working the night shift a few

10:56

years before this, right there at Markman's. There

10:59

was another coworker with me at the time. It

11:01

had lots more to do since it closed a little

11:03

later and opened earlier than it did now. But

11:06

with theft and everything, they changed their hours.

11:10

We rarely had to step onto the sales floor during

11:12

our night shifts. There was almost

11:14

nothing for us to do out there. Plus, you're

11:17

just setting off the secondary alarms, the

11:20

beeping alarms, who would call them.

11:22

They were basically a soft beeping noise that

11:24

sounded when it detected movement. I

11:28

guess I had some slack between something

11:30

small like headlights casting shadows in the

11:32

store or the AC knocking something over

11:34

and a window breaking or someone running across the

11:36

floor, which would set off the real alarm. Either

11:40

way, that alarm had been set that way for

11:42

the longest time, and when I first started, I

11:45

didn't want to risk it because it's what security

11:47

would see, and then they would report that to

11:49

the owner. He always

11:51

had something to say, although he wouldn't

11:53

tell us directly. Maybe

11:56

he would normally do that. I

11:59

remember one time... the AC wasn't working and I

12:01

went in with basketball shorts and had to explain

12:03

myself, even though we had no uniform and it

12:06

was well within store policy for us to do

12:08

that. It's respect

12:10

for the workplace, Debbie said. I don't

12:13

know how I stayed there for so long. And

12:19

so I got to work, getting used

12:21

to the new roles by myself, everything

12:24

written down in this makeshift manual that other

12:26

coworkers started years ago. They even added their

12:28

own notes to a book on things that

12:31

we needed to do, what

12:33

was important, what to ignore, and how long

12:35

things would normally take to finish. There

12:38

were several boxes to put the price tags

12:40

on, so I got started with that. Slowly

12:43

getting into the groove of things. Suddenly,

12:46

I heard the beeping

12:48

sounds from the secondary alarm. After

12:52

a few seconds, it stopped. The

12:56

phone started ringing from the desk behind me.

12:58

It was probably Pablo. I

13:00

walked over to it, answered the call by pushing

13:03

the blinking button. That thing had been

13:05

upgraded in over a decade. Hey

13:07

man, you were on the sales floor? No,

13:10

I answered. I'm the only one

13:12

here, right? I asked him. Yeah,

13:15

okay, no worries. You're good, man. Don't

13:17

worry. I'll tell you about it later. Don't worry

13:19

about it. He hung

13:21

up abruptly. That

13:23

was one. Don't worry too many. I

13:26

think it was the way he said it. It

13:29

was disturbed. So

13:32

I kept labeling away for a couple of hours and

13:34

I finally got into it. So I

13:37

started listening to my music, making time pass a

13:39

little bit faster. I took

13:41

off my earphones to go back to read the

13:43

manual. I remembered that thing.

13:45

I had made some notes

13:47

on it too at one point and forgotten all about

13:49

it. Working in

13:52

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once in a while, one of the shift

16:10

leaders would leave a set, which was a

16:12

few clothes all in the smallest sizes available,

16:15

to be brought up near the door and put on

16:17

hangers so they would get unrinkled overnight. I

16:20

don't know if it worked, but hey, that's

16:22

what the note said. The

16:24

clothes would then get put up on the mannequins in the

16:26

morning. There was another set,

16:28

an individual one, that would be in a

16:30

different size. It was very specific.

16:33

Size 14 pants, medium top, and usually

16:35

had to search several boxes to find

16:37

the perfect inseam length of it. I

16:40

knew exactly what the mannequin they wanted it for,

16:43

and everyone had at least two jokes about

16:45

it, although we were all pretty much creeped

16:47

out. Nobody really found

16:50

out why, but for a while, we had to

16:52

stop getting the sets for some of the mannequins

16:54

and only kept the larger one. I

16:57

never questioned anything, it just felt like there

16:59

was no point to it. Plus,

17:02

all the mannequins were creepy. They

17:04

weren't the usual ones you see nowadays. I

17:07

feel like they've gotten more stylish

17:09

and even headless, handless, and feetless,

17:12

but the owner was an old-school kind

17:14

of guy, and his obsession were these

17:16

ultra-realistic things that would scare even some

17:18

of the customers. But

17:21

there was one that even Pablo remembers

17:23

from back when he started, that

17:26

everyone called mannequin. The

17:28

one with the special sizing. The

17:32

owner always wanted it front and center,

17:35

with the most recent arrivals. No

17:37

one knows for sure, but the workers used to

17:40

say that the owner lost his wife or something,

17:42

and they fell back for him, overlooking

17:44

his creepy obsession with it. One

17:47

of my co-workers joked that they looked like they would

17:49

have made a good couple if he

17:52

took off like 50 years from him. I

17:55

would hear a lot of those things too, but I

17:57

never put much attention to them. I

18:00

looked at the list and found the set request, but

18:03

it didn't have a date on it. One

18:06

of them was requesting a red tot and the other

18:08

a yellow one. So

18:10

I had to open the door carefully in order to

18:12

not set off the beeping alarm to glance at the

18:14

mannequin, and I was able to see its

18:16

dark hair tied up in a ponytail, the

18:19

head looking straight ahead and away from me. For

18:23

some reason I felt a little bit better seeing

18:25

that. But okay,

18:27

so she wants the yellow set, I

18:29

whispered to myself, taking a note

18:31

of it on the notebook they would leave for me. I

18:34

finally found the set that the shift leader wanted

18:37

for the morning and set it aside. I

18:40

was about to continue with everything when my alarm

18:42

went off again, scaring the heck out of me.

18:45

It was break time already. I

18:48

went out toward the back gate and found Pablo

18:50

sitting in his truck, looking at his phone. You

18:54

ready? He said as the guy in the passenger

18:56

seat. Yeah, so what

18:58

happened? I asked as he

19:00

prefaced the story by saying he would have to

19:02

go back to when he started. He

19:05

didn't waste any time. Robert

19:08

Markman was set in his own ways, but

19:10

he didn't want security cameras at first because

19:13

he thought that it would make people rely on

19:15

them and therefore make them less vigilant. But

19:18

soon the store started experiencing people

19:20

stealing things. They would always blame

19:22

the shoppers, but employees can be guilty of that

19:24

too. But anyway, the point was

19:26

that in order for the insurance to cover things like

19:29

that, they needed alarms and security

19:31

cameras. A guard would be

19:33

a good thing too and that's where Pablo came in. There

19:36

were two security guards, one more on the

19:38

floor while the other was overlooking the cameras

19:40

and equipment. But

19:43

this is where things started to get a little bit strange. Is

19:46

Pablo, no matter how much he loves

19:48

the ideas of the paranormal, he

19:51

doesn't believe that it's a ghost creeping

19:53

everybody out? themselves

20:00

near the sales floor would complain of

20:02

hearing noises. At

20:04

first, they blamed the rats, but

20:07

since there was never any food there and the

20:09

pest control people were pretty good with their jobs,

20:12

they dismissed it to just saying that it

20:14

was the store settling. Things

20:16

got moved around a lot during the day, they

20:18

explained, so it made sense that

20:20

maybe something wasn't placed properly on the shelves and

20:23

they would shift. But

20:25

it took one person, a young

20:28

man that had been hired recently, to

20:30

say that he saw Nancy, the

20:32

mannequin, move an arm.

20:36

That it was clear as day and that

20:38

his reasoning sounded crazy he admitted it,

20:40

but the arm moved up and

20:43

not down, which could be

20:45

easily explained by gravity or a loose joint

20:47

or something. It just wouldn't

20:49

move in that direction. And

20:52

we talk about it as normal now, but

20:54

Brandon, the guy that saw it, was in

20:56

shock when it happened. People

20:58

didn't call ambulances as easily as they

21:00

do now, but the paramedics arrived and

21:03

everything. He was

21:05

dismissed or acquit, no one really knows what

21:07

happened. The story faded as

21:09

it got passed down from coworker to coworker

21:11

and only Pablo claimed to know the truth.

21:14

I mean, he was there. Of

21:16

course, back then cameras weren't always in

21:18

our pockets and tape would

21:21

be recorded over frequently, especially

21:23

with security footage, though there's no record

21:25

of it. Although Pablo

21:27

saw it with his own two eyes. It

21:30

was subtle. He admitted to that

21:33

but clear the

21:35

thing had moved. I

21:41

smiled as he told me that wondering if he

21:43

would just admit to lying about his story. But

21:46

he looked at me right in the eye, his

21:48

lips trembling as he continued. In

21:52

order to not hear more about it, Mr.

21:54

Markman had the cameras angled away from the

21:57

center display where Nancy was. Pablo

22:00

brought it up that the insurance needed a

22:02

camera covering a certain percentage of the floor.

22:05

They had several meetings with him about what he had

22:07

seen and who he had told about it. Pablo

22:10

had just had a baby back then and needed

22:12

his job, so he kept quiet about it.

22:15

But that beeping alarm had a different meaning to

22:17

him now. It detected

22:20

subtle movements. It would

22:22

label them on a map on the floor. They

22:24

always came from the center display, which

22:28

was an area where the mannequin was

22:30

along with some other clothes lying on

22:32

special shelves for viewing. Does

22:35

it still happen? I asked him, kind

22:38

of believing him by now. Though

22:41

that's the thing, he continued. It's

22:43

been picking up. One

22:46

of the theories many of the co-workers had and

22:48

had them for the longest time was

22:51

that ever since a new set of mannequins was

22:53

brought in, the motion detector kept

22:55

going off at night from the center display.

22:58

Nancy, by the way, had been kept all

23:00

this time in the same spot. It

23:03

became so obvious that it only happened

23:05

after the new ones were installed around

23:07

the store that Mr. Markman demanded that

23:10

they be removed immediately, which they were,

23:13

and suddenly everything was fine. For

23:15

years, no one complained about it, and the

23:17

story sort of became a rumor a tall

23:20

tale around the store. But

23:24

you know what, Pablo said

23:26

quietly. The day the owner died, some

23:29

of the new mannequins had been set up around the

23:31

store. That's what he

23:33

was angry about. The

23:35

direction where he turns his head, look,

23:39

it took out his phone. The position of the

23:41

video was right before Mr. Markman screamed. Look,

23:44

Pablo whispered. He's

23:46

looking right toward the center display. I

23:50

think it's Nancy, man. I'm telling you, he said.

23:53

Whenever there are other mannequins around the

23:55

floor, even just one, this thing acts

23:58

up. I can't find it. to

24:00

any other explanation for it. We

24:03

talked about how bizarre it sounded, and

24:06

now, with this whole theory being thrown out

24:08

the window, considering the mannequins were in storage

24:10

and not on display. My

24:13

alarm rang, my break was over, and I

24:15

had two minutes to head back inside. I'll

24:19

go with you, man, to show you, Bubble

24:21

said, as we shut the doors to the truck and

24:23

walked up the side entrance to the back. We

24:26

stepped inside and he casually pointed at the

24:29

storage closet where the mannequins were. I

24:31

wanted to see them, so I opened it up and saw

24:33

them, realistic in the style that

24:36

Mr. Markman liked them, five

24:38

of them leaning on the wall. Pablo

24:41

went inside and turned on the light, looking behind the

24:43

door on the high shelves. He

24:45

stepped outside and into the other storage closet,

24:47

turning on that light and then looking around

24:49

the warehouse. He was freaking out.

24:52

We walked up toward the door that led to the

24:55

cell floor. He opened it

24:57

up slowly to not set off the beeping

24:59

alarm, and then he turned around and back to

25:01

where the exits. There

25:04

are supposed to be six mannequins stored in here.

25:07

There's one on the floor outside from Nancy. He

25:11

looked at me and then turned around to head to

25:13

his booth. He was

25:16

out for about two minutes before rushing back, saying

25:18

that he had checked the footage, and that

25:20

he noticed that there was one mannequin off

25:23

camera by one of the

25:25

corners, that maybe

25:27

the changes in staff caused some confusion and

25:30

that they put one out there after years of not

25:32

doing so. I

25:35

stayed quiet the whole time he spoke. I

25:37

didn't want to scare him anymore. It was

25:39

time for him to do his rounds on the outside

25:42

of the building and the delivery truck was about to

25:44

arrive. So I told him we would talk

25:46

about it later. I didn't

25:48

want to tell him. When

25:51

we looked out toward the cell's floor, Nancy,

25:55

her profile, her stiff

25:57

collar bone showing as she no longer

25:59

looked around. away from me. Now

26:02

her head was turned to the right. I

26:07

didn't know what to think of it. It was

26:09

a complete sense of loss of reality.

26:13

It's gonna be happening. And

26:16

so I sat there by myself once Pablo

26:18

left. The new

26:20

boxes, opening, sorting, stacking,

26:23

all in that silent storage

26:25

area. I

26:27

had two more hours to go. Scary

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