The investigation just got dangerous.After finding a major clue in the library, Jax, Maya, and Leo know they have to get back inside the haunted Trillberry Theater. Their target: a locked basement full of old props and, hopefully, answers. But the phantom of Eleanor Vance doesn't want her secrets uncovered, and this time, a misplaced hat won't be her only warning.In Episode 3: "A Warning from the Fly Space", the trio hatches a plan to search the theater's forbidden basement. What they find is a personal item left behind by the ghost herself—a silver locket that proves they're on the right path. But their discovery stirs the spirit's anger, and a terrifying "accident" from the shadowy fly space nearly ends the investigation for good.Will Jax survive the phantom's deadly warning?About The Trillberry Phantom:"The Trillberry Phantom" is a 5-part audio drama based on the 'Paranormal Salad Backyard Tales' book series. Written and Created by Robert Jerome Pagan.Subscribe to Paranormal Salad Jr. so you don't miss the thrilling conclusion!

The eerie quiet at the theater is broken when a chilling message—"Some secrets should stay buried" —mysteriously appears in the thick dust of a dressing room mirror. The phantom's activity escalates during rehearsal when a blast of static and horrifying, distorted laughter erupts from the speakers, terrifying the cast. After receiving a cryptic warning from the caretaker, Mr. Silas, to leave the past alone , Jax, Maya, and Leo take their investigation to the town library. There, they uncover a 1955 newspaper article detailing the disappearance of an actress named Eleanor Vance during a play called

Fifteen-year-old Jax Ember—anxious, curious, and out of his depth—walks into Trillberry Community Theater and straight into its secrets. From the eccentric Ms. Periwinkle to the brooding caretaker Mr. Silas, every corner of this dusty stage hums with whispers of a haunting. When cold drafts sweep the aisles and phantom moans rise from the rafters, Jax discovers this is no ordinary theater… it’s the beginning of something far darker.