The Black Forest sits northeast of Colorado Springs in the United States. In the early 1990s, one of those isolated houses began to behave as if it was awake when the family asleep. Lights glowed in locked rooms. Voices could be heard whispering and shadows crossed hallways with deliberate steps, pausing in doorways before slipping out of view. The temperature would change for no reason, doors opened by themselves, and metallic sounds echoed from the attic. The activity may have been subtle at first, then it became unmistakable. The forest may have remained silent. The house did not.

Florida's most infamous ghost story - located at an old steel frame bridge that spans the Chipola River in the swamps north of Marianna. The legend holds that the restless ghost of a young woman named Elizabeth Jane Bellamy roams the swamps around the bridge on dark and foggy nights.

Some objects carry stories.

Others carry warnings.

And then there are the rare few that seem to carry something else entirely — something that lingers in the air long after the object is gone, like the echo of a voice you’re not entirely sure you heard.

This episode is about one of those objects.

A small wooden cabinet. Hand carved. Dark. Polished. Unremarkable at first glance.

But for the people who have owned it… for those who have touched it… for those who have dared to open it… the cabinet has left a trail of nightmares and ongoing fear.

Some say it holds a spirit.

Others say it holds a curse.

And a few insist it holds something far older — something that should never have been disturbed.

This is… The Dybbux Box.