May 10, 2026 · 1 hr 5 min · 31 segments
How do you know when that bump in the night is something warranting concern? For Yoko Willette, she would discover that her fear regarding a loud banging noise in her home in the middle of the night…
I was kind of by the foot of the bed, I think, and he said, hey, Sarge, this guy is smoking.
And I was like, what? He said, this guy is smoking.
There's smoke coming from underneath him.
How do you know when something is wrong? How can you tell when those bumps in the night are sounds that actually warrant fear? And how many times have you felt that creeping anxiety that something was amiss, but ended up brushing it off as nothing? Nine times out of ten, it is nothing.
But what about that slim chance that your instinctual fear was actually correct? Such was the case for Yoko Willett, who discovered an unexpected visitor in her home at around one o'clock in the morning on August 7th, 2023.
I was kind of by the foot of the bed, I think, and he said, hey, Sarge, this guy is smoking.
And I was like, what? He said, this guy is smoking.
There's smoke coming from underneath him.
How do you know when something is wrong? How can you tell when those bumps in the night are sounds that actually warrant fear? And how many times have you felt that creeping anxiety that something was amiss, but ended up brushing it off as nothing? Nine times out of ten, it is nothing.
But what about that slim chance that your instinctual fear was actually correct? Such was the case for Yoko Willett, who discovered an unexpected visitor in her home at around one o'clock in the morning on August 7th, 2023.
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