Just then, their parents get home, and the girls tell them about what happened. Taking high-heeled shoes as weapons, the girls head to their parents’ bedroom … though they find nothing there. And then a terrifying demonic face appeared in the window! Mel screamed and ran to tell Maria what happened, after which the three sisters heard a bump and a creak coming from above them … as if someone were walking around upstairs. When Mel went to the kitchen, she started hearing footsteps coming from the backyard when she went to the window to investigate, the footsteps sounded like they were getting closer … and then they stopped. That night, Mel’s parents were out, and Maria was babysitting her two sisters. Mel smiles, delighted (even though she really should’ve incinerated that thing right then and there).
When Mel returned home, she asked the Ouija board if it helped her, to which it replied YES, followed by spelling out I AM YOUR FRIEND. Sure enough, Erica isn’t in class the next day, with Mel’s teacher announcing that she’s been expelled. Mel’s greeting results in a ‘ HI,’ after which she asks whatever is there if it can help her get rid of Erica … and the planchette slides to YES. Mel would return home after class feeling sad and lonely, feeling like she didn’t have anyone to talk to about her situation … until one day she gets the idea that maybe she can talk to the Ouija board. Mel had been struggling in school, feeling like an outsider and terrified of a bully named Erica. The sisters quickly lose interest and push the Ouija board under Mel’s bed. The girls get immediate results when they ask “Is anybody there?,” as the planchette moves to YES … though Jackie’s laughter soon after reveals that she was just playing around. The three sisters gather in their room to play with their new game, with Maria quickly dismissing the three rules that come with it: 1) Never play alone, 2) Always say goodbye when you’re done playing, and 3) Never play in your own home. Their father is amused by the name of it: a Ouija board, and Mom agrees to pick one up for the girls.
One evening at the dinner table, Maria talks about a new game she wants to get, in which you can ask it anything you want, and it gives you answers. Mel’s parents were from El Salvador and had come to the United States for a better life the house was old and relatively small (Mel had to share a bedroom with her older sister Maria and younger sister Jackie), but it was theirs. Mel was 13 when she and her family moved into a new house in Houston, Texas in the spring of 1988. We assume everyone around the world knows about the Ouija board, but as an FYI for our readers outside of the United States if your kid asks you for a Ouija board, just say No. “Paranormal Witness” loves to remind people that Ouija boards can cause some serious damage, but then put that with kids goofing round with it and you get something From HELL.
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