While She Was Showing A House To A Man, Her Sixth Sense Kicked In, And She Realized He Was Trying To Lure Her Into A Dangerous Situation
Have you ever been in a situation where you suddenly get a physical feeling that something terrible is going to happen, almost like you had a sixth sense at that moment?
It happened to one woman while she was showing a house to a man who may have been about to lure her into a dangerous situation.
She was in her early twenties and was a receptionist in a sales office for a manufactured housing community. She was so excited to have her first office job.
“I greeted potential buyers, set up appointments, and staged the spec homes with our stock of furniture and decorations,” she said. “I worked with one other person in the office, who was the salesman.”
Whenever the salesman wasn’t in the office, she took potential buyers to look at their spec homes, which are move-in ready houses.
One day, a man came into their office looking to purchase his first home. The salesman wasn’t around when he went in, so she took the man to look at their houses by herself.
As they walked to the homes, she chatted with him about different floor plans, and they had a friendly conversation.
“He was friendly and reminded me of a classmate from high school that had played offense on the football team,” she remembered.
“I decided to show him the two home models that best fit his price range and desired floor plan.”
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She let him roam freely around one of the houses so he could get a look at everything. At one point, he stopped in the doorway of one of the bedrooms towards the back of the house and called out to her.
He pointed to a corner of the bedroom and asked what was back there. Since she knew the floor plan perfectly, she responded and told him it was a closet. She found it odd that he wouldn’t know what a closet looked like.
He laughed to himself and said, “No, really! Come here. What is this back here?”
He motioned for her to come closer, but something wasn’t right. Why was he pressuring her to look at a room she’s seen so many times?
“In that split second, something shifted,” she said.
“Maybe it was the energy in the air, the hairs on my neck standing straight up, or the way his eyes changed before me. I suddenly sensed the power dynamic had shifted. I did not feel safe.”
Once again, she told him it was a closet before saying she needed to step outside and leave the house.
“I had no concrete reason for why I felt the overwhelming need to leave the house immediately,” she added. “I didn’t understand why my body sensed danger. I just knew I needed to act quickly.”
The man filled out an application and some paperwork to purchase one of their homes. Over the next few weeks, he visited the office unannounced frequently to ‘check on his application status.’
But then, he started calling her co-worker and would ask him when she worked, making her more untrusting of him. Whenever she worked alone in the office, she would lock the door.
Eventually, they received word from their corporate office that the man’s application had been denied.
As it turns out, he didn’t pass their required background check, as he had been convicted of assault multiple times.
After they learned the truth about the man, her co-worker angrily kicked him out of the office the last time he tried to enter. She hasn’t seen him since.
Thankfully, her powerful instincts most likely protected her from that dangerous man.
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