Phrogging – pronounced “frogging” – sounds like an urban legend. It describes a little-known but all-too-real phenomenon where a person secretly takes up residence in a person’s home without their ...

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THE chilling world of phrogging has terrified people for years as strangers secretly live in the lofts and basements of unsuspecting homeowners. Horror stories include people watching porn as ...

For many people, it's their biggest fear. For one woman, it was her reality. A young mother has revealed the chilling moment she came face-to-face with a man who had secretly been living in her house ...

Do you ever feel like you aren’t alone in your home? There are creeks in your attic, you feel a slight knock on your walls, and your senses tell you to look around for wandering eyes. The show will ...

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“I honestly thought we had ghosts. I thought that the whole place was haunted, honestly,” one woman tells Inside Edition. A new Lifetime series is sharing the stories of the victims of "phrogging," ...

THE ACT of phrogging gained national attention in July 2022 following the release of the Lifetime series Phrogging: Hider in My House. The true crime series documents the disturbing lifestyle that ...

Items vanishing or appearing in odd locations can be a sign of phrogging in your house. (Representational) Imagine living in your own home, completely unaware that a stranger is secretly cohabiting ...