3/1/25
 The Signal Thief
In rural Idaho, people started hearing static on their phones—random bursts, day or night. Then it got personal. Old voicemails, deleted years ago, played back—dead relatives, ex-lovers, confessions. A kid recorded it: his dad’s voice, begging forgiveness for something he’d never said alive. Techs traced it to an abandoned radio tower, humming with power it shouldn’t have. Inside, they found walls scratched with names—everyone who’d heard the static. The lead engineer vanished that night. His last text? “It’s not a signal. It’s a list.” This one is a bit odd for sure! We have tested and tested and tested until we are exhausted. This is different for each person who uses it. We did notice that if you are normal and not evil you can use it without repercussions. I know at least one off the top of my head who can’t use this piece. I just wouldn’t sell it for that person, or heck, maybe I would! What am I thinking!