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Uploaded: 09/24/17 4:39 PM GMT
The girl
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At the foot of the stairs..The girl courtesy of Obsidian dawn....R.

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::jerseygurl
09/24/17 6:26 PM GMT
Very nicely done Ritchie - Spooooky!!!!!!!!!!!!
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::tigger3
09/24/17 7:32 PM GMT
Yes I agree you really did a super job on this one, it's eerie, and well done...S.
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::Ramad
09/24/17 8:34 PM GMT
Every Wednesday at 11:32 PM she appears. That is when her cruel husband pushed her down the stairs. Good one !
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::Nikoneer
09/24/17 11:55 PM GMT
Considering the condition of the stairs where she's appearing, I'm guessing she died here, trapped by fire. You did a fine job of manipulation, Richie. It's a keeper.

-Nik
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.Dunstickin
09/25/17 7:18 AM GMT
That's not the 'girl' we known that loves horses! is it!..lol
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::corngrowth
09/25/17 8:41 AM GMT
I wonder if there's a message behind your creation, Richie.
If so, it could be something from the past.
A to me intriguing one however!
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.GomekFlorida
09/25/17 2:44 PM GMT
Very creative and spooky. Once many years ago, me and my mom were in the living room, and I glanced over by the hallway and saw a little boy curiously peeking around the corner. As soon as me and him made eye contact he turned and ran into my mom's room which I quickly followed into the room, but he was no where to be found.
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