October 30, 1998: Ghost to Ghost 1998 | Ghost Stories

Art Bell hosts the annual Ghost to Ghost broadcast, inviting listeners to share their most unsettling encounters with the unexplained. He opens by reading several submitted accounts, including a martial artist who threw punches through a transparent figure kneeling beside his bed and a police officer who witnessed a featureless shadow figure with a white collar standing in an old church parsonage. Art directs listeners to a photograph on his website showing what appears to be a woman manifesting through a closed door.

Callers from across the country and around the world share their experiences. A retired New York City fire lieutenant recounts a story from Rescue 1, where a firefighter felt invisible hands gripping his ankles in a pitch-black bunk room, later discovering that a fireman had died of a heart attack in that exact bed 20 years earlier. A Charleston police officer describes a terrifying childhood encounter with a dog-like demonic entity that his brother independently confirmed seeing in the same house. A female truck driver reports a paralyzing experience at mile marker 163 on I-25 near Albuquerque where her body went numb and began to levitate.

A retired sheriff's captain recalls a ghost cat that attacked him in an old western courthouse, reportedly passing through his body according to a witness, before a ghostly man appeared at the top of the stairs and slowly dissipated.