The Artist

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On the afternoon of September 10, 2009, an art student walked inside her off-campus apartment in Dallas, Texas, and immediately began making herself a late lunch. Her roommate didn't come out of her bedroom to greet her, but to be honest, this wasn't totally unusual. The two of them, despite being roommates, were not actually very close at all. After eating their food, the student studied for a while, then watched some TV, and then went to bed. All the while, still never hearing a sound coming out of her roommate's bedroom. But again, this was normal. That is, until the next day, when the student received a call from their school telling her to go back to her apartment to check on her roommate. Because, apparently, the roommate's mother was very concerned about them. The student was annoyed, but went back to the apartment. And when they walked into their roommate's bedroom, they would see something that would haunt them for years. And it would instantly explain why their roommate would not come out of their room. 🔊 NOW AVAILABLE EVERYWHERE! For more NEW stories check out the "MrBallen Podcast: Strange, Dark and Mysterious Stories" which is available on Amazon Music or WHEREVER you get your podcasts - https://Wondery.fm/MBP 🎧 Check out our newest podcast called Redacted! New episodes every Tuesday, wherever you get your podcasts 👉 https://wondery.com/links/redacted/?ol=wnd~spot~ap~am 🎧 Follow and listen to the Wartime Stories Podcast - our newest show from Ballen Studios! New episodes every Monday - https://ballen.lnk.to/Fz9J66 🔊 Check out my second show called “MrBallen’s Medical Mysteries” Binge episodes early on Amazon Music! One new episode every Tuesday on all other podcast platforms! Follow and listen here - http://www.amazon.com/MBMM-Q124 🎧 Follow and listen to RUN, FOOL! - our newest show from Ballen Studios. New episodes every Tuesday - https://smarturl.it/RunFool 🎧 For a bone-chilling NEW SHOW from Ballen Studios, listen and follow the "Bedtime Stories" podcast - http://apple.co/ballenbedtimestorie