True crime / Ghost experience- the murder of Dwaine Akers

The narrator recounts a tragic family event involving the murder of their brother, Dwayne, in 1997. The narrator and their mother both experienced strange occurrences, including vivid dreams and the smell of cigarettes, before learning of Dwayne’s death. The narrator, a hairdresser at the time, discovered the news while cutting a customer’s hair, leading to a heart-wrenching moment.

 

The narrator recounts several experiences with their late grandfather, Dwayne, including a dream their great-aunt had about dancing with him, a family photo showing a figure resembling him, and finding a bald eagle necklace buried with him. The narrator also shares personal experiences, such as feeling his presence at the cemetery and hearing Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” after seeing a figure near his grave. These experiences, along with others like rocks being thrown at the window, suggest Dwayne’s continued presence and influence.

 

The narrator recounts a frightening experience where they smelled oil and cigarettes, reminiscent of their deceased uncle Dwayne. They share a story about visiting the house where Dwayne was murdered and discovering the current owners were unaware of the property’s history. The narrator reflects on their deep connection to Dwayne, manifesting in shared interests and unexplainable behaviors, and shares a dream they had where they saw him alive.

 

The speaker recounts the tragic death of their brother Dwayne, who was murdered and found in a state of decomposition. The family was advised against seeing the body due to its condition, and the speaker reflects on the impact of the loss, including the condolences received from viewers after mentioning Dwayne’s passing. The speaker also mentions their desire to discuss finding their father and the subsequent family drama surrounding his will and inheritance.