When TikToker Kaitlyn Mikle (@kaitlyn.mikle) was pregnant with her son, she bought two decorative pictures from an arts-and-crafts store to hang in his nursery. One of the pictures was of a bear, and the other was of a fox. His room had a woodland theme.
They never had a problem with any of these pictures until recently. Something evil somehow got attached to one of the pictures, so they had to get rid of it.
Her son is now two and a half years old, and a few weeks ago, he started telling her that his room was scary. He would constantly talk about how there were monsters in his room. It quickly turned into chatter about how he at least had his picture frames.
“He’s very intelligent for his age,” said Kaitlyn. “I thought he was naming things in his room that he had to protect him, so I would be like, yes, your picture of your bear and your fox look after you. Your stuffed animals look after you. Your books look after you.”
However, his fear never really went away. Kaitlyn’s husband turned up the volume on his sound machine, which also doubled as a nightlight that illuminated everything in his room.
One day, Kaitlyn’s mom came to visit and looked at the picture of the bear hanging on the wall right over the bed. Later, on the phone, she told Kaitlyn that she did not like the way it looked at her son. Eventually, her husband said the same thing.
The other night, her husband got called into work, so it was just her and her son home alone. While she was putting her son to bed, she glanced up at the bear and suddenly got the chills.
“I looked at its eyes, and its eyes were black, and the smirk that the bear had on its face,” said Kaitlyn.
“There was not an ounce of me in my body that felt like I was overreacting. I immediately knew something got in that picture frame, and it was dark, and it was demonic, and it was evil, and I could feel it.”
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So, she asked her son if he wanted her to take down the picture frame. He said no, but she planned to remove it the next morning anyway.
That’s exactly what she ended up doing. The next night, her son noticed that the bear was gone and declared that his room was no longer scary to him.
Kaitlyn’s husband carried the picture frame out to the trash can. When he gave it one last look, he felt super creeped out. Kaitlyn decided to pray over the house and over her son’s room. At the end of the day, they are all glad that the bear is gone.
By Emily Chan
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