Encounters of a Ghostly Kind...

[Flockers]

While I have a slight problem believing you because of your past, I'll give you the benefit of the doubt. Definitely freaky stuff here.

Yeah, I was assuming someone would say this. It's cool if you don't believe me, but you should come to her house sometime. It'll make you a believer.

[Flockers]

That's horrible. I feel bad for them Scary stuff indeed

Yeah, I felt sick when she was telling me this.

[MadScott]

Me and some friends have gone ghost-hunting a few times at Gettysburg battlefield and have witnessed/heard some pretty spooky stuff.

I think this would be interesting as hell to do.

If anyone ever goes to New Orleans, take a Haunted walking tour of the French Quarter. It is probably the most informative historical tour of the city that you'll get plus you get insight into some of what really makes NO tick.

I've also visited the Hotel del Coronado in San Diego, CA, supposedly home to one of the most intense hauntings in the US. I actually went into the bedroom that has been chronicled on several TV shows. Instant chill as you enter the room.

Flockers, that's an incredible story to be sure. Our family farm is out in a similarly rural area as you are describing and there are legends out the yin-yang there about different spirits that are still around.

[Flockers]

Me and some friends have gone ghost-hunting a few times at Gettysburg battlefield and have witnessed/heard some pretty spooky stuff.

I think this would be interesting as hell to do.

If anyone ever goes to New Orleans, take a Haunted walking tour of the French Quarter. It is probably the most informative historical tour of the city that you'll get plus you get insight into some of what really makes NO tick.

I've also visited the Hotel del Coronado in San Diego, CA, supposedly home to one of the most intense hauntings in the US. I actually went into the bedroom that has been chronicled on several TV shows. Instant chill as you enter the room.

Flockers, that's an incredible story to be sure. Our family farm is out in a similarly rural area as you are describing and there are legends out the yin-yang there about different spirits that are still around.

My aunt couldn't find anything on it in the papers or anything, but she asked an elderly family, both are pushing 100 years old that lives near them about past families that have lived there with little girls, and the wife told her the story about that. I can't vouch to the story's complete truthfulness, but I just passed on what I was told.

I too took the story with a grain of salt.