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In the very first episode of Accidental Paranormal, Maggie dives into the strange, the historical, and the downright unexplainable. This episode starts in Waikiki, where Maggie stayed steps away from the Moana Surfrider, the infamous hotel tied to the mysterious poisoning of Jane Stanford, co-founder of Stanford University. A quiet night turns uncanny when someone, or something, sits on the edge of her bed at 3 AM. Then Maggie reads two chilling ghost stories from Reddit: A haunting encounter inside a grandmother’s house A terrifying tale from Thailand that blends culture, spirituality, and the unseen Accidental or not… these stories stay with you. ✨ In This Episode Maggie shares her eerie experience in a haunted Waikiki hotel The real history behind Jane Stanford’s poisoning at the Moana Surfrider Two listener-selected Reddit ghost stories: A spirit haunting a grandmother’s home A supernatural encounter from Thailand Energetic interpretations and metaphysical insight on ghosts, shadow beings, and time-loop imprints For listeners who want the full backstory on the haunting and the history: THE WAIKIKI STORY & HISTORICAL SOURCES 🔗 Source 1: The Haunted Moana Surfrider Hotel Mysteries of Hawaii https://www.mysteries-of-hawaii.com/blog/the-haunted-moana-surfrider-hotel 🔗 Source 2: Murder in the Moana: The Death of Jane Stanford FoundSF https://www.foundsf.org/index.php?title=Murder_in_the_Moana:_The_Death_of_Jane_Stanford These sources explore the Moana Surfrider’s paranormal reputation, the tragic final days of Jane Stanford, and why the hotel is considered a hotspot for spiritual activity. Both stories appear under the umbrella of r/GhostStories and r/Paranormal communities on Reddit. 📬 Submit Your Own Paranormal Story Have a ghost story or an accidental brush with the unknown? Send your story to be featured in a future episode: accidentalparanormalpodcast@gmail.com Support the Show If you enjoyed Episode 1, leave a rating, review, and share the show with someone who claims they don’t believe in spirits. They might after this one…