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Unlikely Places that you have seen a ghost
- Thread starter Aseros
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Or mistaken.
As theories go that's as realistic as my ghost one !
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My story. I haven't actually seen a ghost HOWEVER i have been down to the old police cells of the town hall where the police man was killed with a hot poker. The door slammed behind us. (this was when it was still being used as storage, I think it is a museum now?)
More so I would say. Holes do exist, I can prove it.
The Sock of Poskett
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- Jun 12, 2009
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I saw a small dead baby ghost on a pavement once.
Though thinking about it, it might have been a handkerchief.
[Milton Jones gag]
Though thinking about it, it might have been a handkerchief.
[Milton Jones gag]
bluenitsuj
Listen to me!!!
That's like me saying that there is no god. ( there isn't a god ). Millions will argue that there is a god but it is all down to individual belief.
LowKarate
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Back in the mid 70s when I was about 5 or 6 years old, I used to see one every week in the same place at about 4.30pm. It was chasing a group of teenagers and their dog.
I think you will find that was Jimmy Saville.
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Until I was about 12 my parents were landlords at The Stag in Hastings, which was meant to be haunted by a witch. We had evidence a witch of some sort had lived there, as mumified cats were found up the chimney, which seems to back the places history with some fairly solid evidence.
However, even with all of that going on I never once saw a ghost in the place in 12 years.
However, even with all of that going on I never once saw a ghost in the place in 12 years.
Superphil
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We had one in our last house, mrs Phelps, the previous owner, we were there 17 years, she had been the owner of the house for the previous 40 years from new. No malice, no scaring us, just kept an eye on us, and the house, I just guess she didn't want to leave. After 13 years or so we changed the house considerably, I think after then she left.
T soprano
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I saw a ghost while working at st Francis hospital Haywards Heath while we were doing a refurb , it was a mental asylum and we were changing it into living apartments
One morning we were told to strip all the padded cells that stood next to the morgue myself and another lad were
it there were all scratch marks down the padded cells and I found a finger nail embedded into the fabric on the wall I took it out and showed my mate he turned a whiter shade of pale and started to faint so I carried him into the morgue and laid him on the slab to rest ,it was at this point I heard whispering voices saying" help us, help us " I stood their frozen with fright then saw White mists circling above my head & cascading all around the room that was it for me I could take no more picking my mate back off the slab I carried him down never ending corridors till we found sanctuary back outside and I could breath the fresh open air and not the piercing cries of help and the smell of damp rotting morgue
One morning we were told to strip all the padded cells that stood next to the morgue myself and another lad were
it there were all scratch marks down the padded cells and I found a finger nail embedded into the fabric on the wall I took it out and showed my mate he turned a whiter shade of pale and started to faint so I carried him into the morgue and laid him on the slab to rest ,it was at this point I heard whispering voices saying" help us, help us " I stood their frozen with fright then saw White mists circling above my head & cascading all around the room that was it for me I could take no more picking my mate back off the slab I carried him down never ending corridors till we found sanctuary back outside and I could breath the fresh open air and not the piercing cries of help and the smell of damp rotting morgue
matthew
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Hallucinations will happen to almost everyone at one point and it is nearly impossible for the brain to separate it from reality
No you didn't, you just imagined it and thought it would make a good story
Cheeky Monkey
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When my dad was a nipper and living in South London in the 1940s this boy and girl in Victorian costume used to run around his bedroom laughing and playing, appearing through one wall and disappearing through another, engrossed in their playing and never acknowledging his presence. In 1996 (and living in Seaford) he wrote a letter to the current residents of that London house, who confirmed that the pair of Victorian kids were still there, appearing occasionally in that same bedroom running around laughing and playing.