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My sister-in-law (my wife's sister) worked for a while as a home care person for elderly folks. She would visit them during the weekdays and help them clean house, making dinner, bathing, whatever they needed help with. She formed rather close friendships with a few of them. One woman she visited often became a widow about 4 years ago. She and her husband had been seperated for a while and lived in seperate homes. One Saturday night he had a heart attack and his first reaction was to call his wife, which he did. He only got in a few words before it overtook him and he passed away, leaving the line silent. Ever since that night, her telephone has made clicking noises each Saturday night at 9:07, his time of death. You know the noises, the ones you often hear if someone is on another extension and is dialing out (or maybe you don't know - that's what it's like where we live). Anyway, that's what she often told my sister-in-law, who related the story to my wife and I. We thought it was an interesting story, but figured it was likely her imagination or somthing (like perhaps the phone company was running scheduled line tests... who knows?). Well... this woman went away for a week and asked my sister-in-law to house sit. My sister-in-law asked my wife to come stay with her, get away from me for a while :-) Sure enough, Saturday night at 9:07 the clicking noises started. They could determine that about 6-8 numbers were dialed, then the sounds stopped. They could hear the clicking coming from both telephones in the house. Here's the kicker: when they went to the phone in her bedroom, it was clicking but IT WASN'T PLUGGED INTO THE WALL! True story. Mark