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Karen Pugh Posts: 858 Joined: 21st Dec 2006 Location: UK | quotePosted at 19:01 on 27th February 2008 Has anyone ever had a spooky experience that you cant explain? I had one at the place I worked. It was an old Tannery Factory and my friends and I could always sense something. Anyways I brought my camera in one day and was clicking away, and then it happened. There was a man, who was crouched down, he had jeans on and a burgandy shirt. He was looking at me and sneering. Well I legged it and went to see my friends. All the colour had left my face, they thought I was ill, untill I told them what had happened. They told me they had heard things too where I was stood taking pictures. I still shiver about it now, it's not an episode I want repeating. |
Karen Pugh Posts: 858 Joined: 21st Dec 2006 Location: UK | quotePosted at 19:07 on 27th February 2008 I meant it's an episode I don't want repeating |
Sue H Posts: 8172 Joined: 29th Jun 2007 Location: USA | quotePosted at 19:43 on 27th February 2008 I saw the ghost of a long dead great uncle in the living room of the house I grew up in, he was just sitting in the chair minding his own business. It wasn't scary. I didn't know who he was but when I described him to my mum and aunt who were in the kitchen doing dishes, they knew immediately it was him. There was also a baby crying in the old house we lived in at King's Sutton, it didn't happen all the time, and when it did, it wasn't scary. I'm guessing there was nothing malicious about my ghosts, I would hate to see one that was though. |
Sarah Posts: 1311 Joined: 26th Oct 2003 Location: England | quotePosted at 21:32 on 27th February 2008 This is an interesting topic I haven't actually seen a 'ghost' (although I guess you could say I am a believer of the spirit world/afterlife) but anyway, one day as I was going about my daily business in my house (and I was on my own) I did smell my Nans perfume, to the extent I turned around almost expecting to see her standing there. (Sadly, my Nan had passed away several years before this). Some family members think it was just a trick of my senses etc, yet I know an uncle of mine says he actually saw my nan standing in his living room. |
Peter Evans Posts: 3863 Joined: 20th Aug 2006 Location: UK | quotePosted at 13:10 on 28th February 2008 This is a long story, and every word is TRUE. When I was twenty one, my grandfather died in Caerphilly, south Wales. I went to the funeral, and because I lived so far away, my aunt put me up for the night. I was put in a little box room at the back of the house above the kitchen. As I was tired, I went to sleep very quickly. I dont know what time it was, but it was so dark that I couldnt see a thing. I was woken up by somebody pulling my legs from the bottom of the bed. The hands were cold and I was almost out of the bed. I was slowly sliding down the bed and, because it was a single bed, managed to grab hold of the bedframe and hang on. I dont know how long this lasted for, it seemed like hours. But as the sun came up over the mountain, and shone into the room. The hands let go and my legs dropped down. The room suddenly got warm.I got up and went downstairs. Later that day I met my father. He asked me what was wrong with me because I looked very pale and looked ill. I told him about the night that I had and showed him my ankles. They were bruised and looked like hand prints. He told me that the house was haunted, but nothing had been seen or heard for years. So he told me the story. Years before, a man from up the street had been sent to prison. On his release, he went home to his father, who was a lay priest and was turned away. His father disowned him. On release from prison, in those days, they were given half a crown to get them home. So he went down to my aunts house, that was empty at the time, and broke in. He put his half crown in the gas meter, and gassed himself in the kitchen. Why did he suddenly reappear that night? My father said, His name was Peter Evans. It sounds unbelievable, but every word is true, although cut shorter so that I wont bore you too much. Is it a coincidence ? My name----Peter Evans. |
Peter Evans Posts: 3863 Joined: 20th Aug 2006 Location: UK | quotePosted at 13:12 on 28th February 2008 By the way all through the above incindent, I saw nothing at all. It was pitch black and I was scared to death. Peter |
Sarah Posts: 1311 Joined: 26th Oct 2003 Location: England | quotePosted at 15:32 on 28th February 2008 Wow, that really IS spooky Peter, it sent shivers down my spine when I read that you shared the same name It made very interesting reading, although a sad tale. |
Peter Evans Posts: 3863 Joined: 20th Aug 2006 Location: UK | quotePosted at 18:36 on 28th February 2008 Hi Sarah. Needless to say, I never entered the house ever again. When visiting, I just looked in and said hello and run up the road. My uncle always said that the house was haunted, but he was a joker, and I didnt believe him. I do now. Both my uncle and aunt are dead now, so I dont have to make excuses for not going in any more. I just woder if the new owners have had any experiences with the unwanted guest. |
Ron Brind Posts: 19041 Joined: 26th Oct 2003 Location: England | quotePosted at 21:01 on 28th February 2008 Wow Karen, you have certainly got the members going with this one! Thankfully, I don't have any spooky 'goings on' to report, but will watch and read with great interest. As for 'trubrit'....Hi Sue, our son lives in Kings Sutton, Nr Banbury. Yet another coincidence after our discussions during the last week or so. Sarah...well maybe you were very close to your Nan and something triggered a memory? Peter... I'm going to make sure my legs are well tucked in under the sheets tonight. By the way, have you got much of a grip in your hands? Scary or what!!! |
Sue H Posts: 8172 Joined: 29th Jun 2007 Location: USA | quotePosted at 22:10 on 28th February 2008 Oh I love Kings Sutton. I have some great pictures of the church that I will scan and then submit here (I have three pictures, two of mine and one painting) of the Kings Sutton church above our fire place) it really is a stunning church. Maybe your son lives in our old house on Wales Street, now that might not be a ghost, but it sure would be spooky. |