WAMU Is Looking for the Spooky, Supernatural or Unexplained

WAMU's Metro Connection is working on our annual "Haunted D.C." show. We're looking for people with spooky, supernatural or unexplained experiences in the Washington region.

Last year we spent a night at a home reputed to be among Washington's most haunted, and we went to a local TV studio where staffers have encountered more than one ghostly apparition. Plus, we visited a cemetery some say is haunted not by ghosts -- but by neglect.

If you have a story to share for this year's show, fill out this brief form to tell us about it. You can also email us directly at insight@wamu.org.

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Tell us your story of the spooky, supernatural or unexplained.

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Now we'd like to ask some biographical questions to help us better understand the perspectives we receive. These questions are completely optional, and any information you provide will remain private within the WAMU Newsroom.

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In what year were you born?

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What political party, if any, do you identify with most closely?

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