11/1/13

Reader Submission: Lights in the Night

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“Before I tell you about the most peculiar nights of my life, I thought I’d start off telling you about myself.

I am a rather unfaithful person. I do not believe in any religion, and even if I did, I would feel doubtful about it. The only thing I believe is that everything is explainable, if not by science then by something that relates to it. So I do not believe what I experienced in the September of 2009 was unexplainable, neither do I feel like I need to prove it wasn’t some hallucination or dream to you. In this story, I’ll be saying everything I thought and felt about this experience, and it’s going to be completely up to you whether you believe it or not.

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11/1/13

Ghost Photo of the Day: Mirror Spirit

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A reader submitted this photo which he believes shows an unknown ghost in the mirror. What do you think of the image?

Have a ghost pic? Send it to ghostsghoul@gmail.com!

10/29/13

Ghost Photo of the Day: Window Watcher

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I don’t know the context of this photo, though the face in the window is disturbing. What do you think of the image? Frightening or fake?

Apparently ghosts like peering in windows. See: “Peeping Tom” and “The Peeper”

Got ghosts staring in your window? Send your pics to ghostsghoul@gmail.com!

10/28/13

Reader Submission: House for Rent

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“This story didn’t involve me, but actually happened to my folks and my brother.

We had been transferred to Flagstaff from Prescott (Arizona) on election day 1948. It was a sudden transfer, one in which dad wasn’t even given a chance to consider before he was told he had the job. So, mom, my brother Everett, and I went to Flagstaff to find a house.

After several days of hard looking, all we found was a summer cottage south of town which had one bedroom, a wood stove, and a large sitting room. It also sported an outhouse, a woodshed, and two big wooden barrels for hauling water. We didn’t have any choice, and the rent was in our price range, so we took it.

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