Ouija Board Trouble

My family and I live in South Carolina, but my other family (my uncle, aunt, three cousins, and grandparents) live in Kansas. So about three years ago when my grandmother pasted away, my parents and I made the unruly journey to Topeka, Kansas. While staying in Kansas my mom, dad, and I stayed with my uncle and his family. My cousins at the time were Ali (age:18), Skyla (age:16) and Adrianna (age:8). Some weird stuff started to happen after a few days of staying in Kansas. One being almost my whole family including myself seeing a night light cutting on and off by itself. Another one being, my parers seeing the baby gate move by itself. So in a joking manner my aunt purchased a Ouija board. That night while my youngest cousin was staying at a friends house we all started playing on the Ouija board. At first we came into contact with my grandmother. Then we talked with a spirit names Sam Iwig. Now for those who don't know, the Iwig Dairy Farm is a very popular creamery in Kansas. And my uncle actually lives on the original Iwig Farm property. (Iwig Farms has now moved to a different location in Kansas.)

So Sam told us about the Iwig family (which we later found out was all fact). Then he told us he was my youngest cousin's guardian angel. And how he was protecting her from a demon she use to call "Little Foot" (that's a different story). He answered a lot of questions we had about Heaven and Hell. He told us about his wife's death (which was fact). Sam even answered a question my uncle asked in his head. Crazy really, My uncle thought to himself "If your real, then tell me what we were going to originally name Skyla?" And the Ouija board spelled out 'Jade'. Which is correct.

Later that night we spoke to my great aunt, who my mom was very close too. Then we spoke to my great uncle. (A very long time ago my great uncle got involved with a gang and then soon after went missing for many years. After 30 years of being missing they pronounced him dead.) He told us how members of Hell's Angels chased him to Ohio and shot him to death because he couldn't 'pay his dues'. Then we started to speak with my grandma again. We brought the Ouija Board to my grandfathers and let my grandmother speak to him. She wrote out "love you bunches" (she use to always say that) which made my grandfather tear-up.

We spent a lot of nights on the Ouija board and had no bad experiences. But after looking into Ouija board stories I now stay far away from them. And I advise any person interested in using one to make sure they know what there doing. Ouija boards can lead to some bad stuff and I'm very lucky nothing demonic came through to me and my family.