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I figured I'd post a thread over anything creepy or paranormal

When I was little I was terrified of La Llorana a quick story on that Mexican myth

"In the chilling legend of La Llorona, the ghostly figure of Maria, consumed by madness and heartbreak, roams the night, her agonized wails echoing through desolate streets. Her spectral form, veiled in darkness, seeks to lure unsuspecting souls, a haunting reminder of the tragic depths a broken heart can descend into. The air thickens with an eerie sorrow as she weeps for her lost children, casting an ominous shadow over those who dare cross her path. Beware, for encountering La Llorona may bring an unsettling chill that lingers long after the night has passed."

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Has anyone been to Gettysburg? I am going next summer and will be ghost hunting!



Beginning on July 1, 1863, the Battle of Gettysburg resulted in more losses of life on American soil than any other time in history. The majority of those deaths took place on Gettysburg Battlefield, where Devil’s Den rests. Along with massive rock formations known at Big Round Top and Little Round Top, they are the highest points found on the battlefield.

Devil’s Den is a major attraction for both tourists and ghost-hunters alike; many of whom often bring cameras and recording devices in an attempt to capture some of its ghostly charm. However, such equipment is reported to malfunction or completely shut down.

Visitors will often experience their cameras or cell phones glitching out when trying to take a picture. The same is said for paranormal investigators when attempting to conduct research; their equipment will simply cease to function.

Interestingly, when they move away from Devil’s Den and the Gettysburg Battlefield, their devices will miraculously begin working again.

There are several reports of ghostly apparitions appearing right in front of tourists, hauntings at Devil’s Den, but as soon as they try to snag a photo, their devices will flicker and die.

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Be prepared to get owned by Ice Ice Skeptic, bitches
 
The Suicide Hotel
In Colombia, the Hotel Del Salto has more stories as one of the most haunted places on Earth more than it does actual tenants. Turned into a museum, the hotel was designed by designed by architect Carlos Arturo Tapias back in 1923, overlooking the Tequendama Falls. The views were said to be spectacular, but guests kept getting a little too close to the falls. Translated to "Hotel of the Leap," the Hotel Del Salto is full of stories of people leaping to their deaths. According to local legend, the Indigenous Muisca tribe escaped from Spanish colonizers by leaping off the cliffs some centuries before.
 
From Quora
Wasn't haunted but attacked by one, it was sent to scare me by my ex roommates new be at the time. It just so happened to come the 1st time my new bf was spending the night... We were in bed spooning, I was behind him with my arms around& locked into his arms and up against his back. I had already fallen asleep and he was still awake trying to fall asleep facing one wall when he suddenly began feeling my body being lifted upward into the air and then if slam back into him so hard we both had bruises come morning! I was actually seeing this thing in my dream and fighting it there having no idea what was happening in the waking world (so to speak). My bf knew he couldn't let me go or I'd DEFINATELY be physically hurt badly just from how hard I was going into him so he kept my arms locked in his. He said he could see there was “something" behind him(by now my head was at about his chest from the lifting and bouncing so it wasn't me behind his head) & finally he turned his head enough to be able to see what was there and he said it was almost like a reptiles dark grey skin, long razor sharp teeth throughout his whole mouth which was enlarged as well, glowing red eyes & talked with a very gutteral deep growling voice.... The same exact thing I was fighting in my dream! He began saying the lord's prayer and demanding it leave and let me go in the Lords name as I was doing the same in my sleep and it didn't got sucked through a hole that formed in the wall on my side of the bed. I remember I was kinda on my stomach at his chest and I got up onto my elbows and looked at him and said “you helped same my life" & passed right out in that spot till morning. He didn't sleep at all in gear it would come back though. We talked about it in the morning and he was a believer in the paranormal so he had an idea already what happened and what it was. A couple days later my ex roommates looked at us and said “lucky said he sent a denim after you Cheri cuz he wants you to move outta here so his friends can move in. He said he did it with dark voodoo but I don't know exactly, I think he's just saying it". We looked at her and told her what happened, she just turned white.

Do you have any personal experiences with ghosts or a demon?
I lost my girlfriend to suicide in April last year. She had a personality disorder and nobody - including her doctors - saw her suicide coming.

I have to precise that my girlfriend died at her place a week after having been (against her wish) released from the hospital where she had been admitted after a sever psychotic episode.

Since her brutal passing, weird things happened in my place (I have my own). Most of them were nice things. But last year, one night in March, just one month prior to my girlfriend’s brutal passing, I had just arrived late at my place. I was worn out, and depressed about my girlfriend being “in the madhouse”.

I turned all the lights on and I layed on my bed. I was wondering what was happeneing to her . I was at a loss because it was the first time I was confronted to someone with mental illness. Then I felt like rolling on my right side. Which I did and saw a creepy, in fact the most hideous face I ever saw, with red eyes (no pupils) appear a few feet away, at my eyes level (I think no Hollywood make up artist could ever come this close to what I saw)

I saw it as I see this computer screen. It wasn’t blurred, it didn’t appear in a funny way, I wasn’t feeling off as if I were in a different conscious state. My eyes were wide open at the time, and all the lights were on and I had just arrived home.

That sinister figure appeared for a second, and then disappeared. It’s like you are in front of a mirror in the dark, then you switch on the light a second and switch it off.

My reaction was like in the movie Jaws, when the cop sees the shark appear in front of him, as he is throwing pieces of fish into the water. Except that I didn’t say “we need a bigger boat”. But I quickly sat up on my bed, shook my head… I wasn’t scared at the moment. Just shocked. I tried to forget about it and brushed it off, although I knew it was very real, and not a figment of my imagination. I usually turn on the TV to help me sleep, but that night , I put on my pajamas, turned off the lights and went straight to bed.

The feeling was like “fait accompli”. It’s there, and there is nothing I could do… to what? Help my girlfriend? Or a terrible thing is about to happen?

I’m not even sure it’s tied to my girlfriend, although it appeared the same week my girlfriend tried to kill herself in the hospital, something that went unoticed by the medical staff.

The other thing is that I felt humbled.

Ok, I saw the movie the Rite when it came out. It didn’t scare me one bit. But last year, around November, I decided to watch it again. I had totally forgotten the scene with the mule and the red eyes. When I saw the scene again, it really struck me, because these were the exact same eyes (if you wann check out what I’m saying, you can find the scene on youtube)

I don’t know what appeared in front of me. And, the most important thing, why it did. It was no hallucination. I have never been involved in black magic, never worshipped anything evil. I don’t even know anyone that does. I believe in God, but I am not religious.

I have, however, always been interested, in a reasonable way, in life after death (reading books and watching documentaries).

So, a few months later, I phoned a catholic priest (the catholics seem to be more open to this kind of things). It didn’t really help me. The priest was being nice, though. He told me that I wasn’t crazy, and that he had heard much worse stories (I guess to reassure me). But I could tell he didn’t feel confortable.

I never seen that creepy thing again since the passing of my girlfriend. But I have realized one thing, it’s that if evil exist, God exist. That’s why I felt humbled, I guess. And I am staying close to God.

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There's this old place here in Salt Lake City called the Rio Grande Depot. Long story short it is the most haunted place here and the Purple Lady is what's most popular. I've been there you do get this sixth sense you're being watched. I do believe in the paranormal too
 
The Dead Animals of the San Luis Valley
San Luis Valley is commonly known for its epic 100-mile views and magnificent sand dunes, but it may come as a surprise to some that it’s also the site of one of the more disturbing unexplained phenomena in Colorado’s history. Throughout the 1960s, farmers in the region frequently found their cattle skinned alive without any explanation. Their mutilated bodies were also drained of blood, but there was none of the mess indicating a natural predator.

The FBI eventually got involved, ultimately declaring that the animals had simply died of natural causes. To this day, local cattle ranchers remain unconvinced, and the theories have ranged from UFOs to Satanic rituals


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might be a physics explanation, a shift in the ground, floors or maybe earthquake or something, but im no engineer

either way im noping the fuck out of there in that situation
You believe in the paranormal me lord?
 
You believe in the paranormal me lord?

yea to a degree

i think a lot of the shows on TV are full of shit tho and feed off of people's belief
 
Stanley Hotel
Prepare for a spine-chilling tale rooted in the haunted history of the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado. This iconic hotel gained notoriety as the inspiration for Stephen King's "The Shining." Guests and staff alike have reported eerie encounters, adding an extra layer of mystique to this mountain retreat.

Wander the empty corridors, and you might catch the faint strains of a long-lost piano melody echoing through the air. Some claim to have seen apparitions of former staff and guests, their spectral forms lingering in the shadows. Whispers of disembodied voices raise hairs on the back of your neck, creating an atmosphere thick with paranormal energy.

The most notorious room, 217, has an unsettling reputation. Legend has it that a past housekeeper, injured in a gas explosion, continues her spectral duties in the afterlife. Doors mysteriously creak open, lights flicker, and an undeniable sense of a presence lingers.

With its rich history and ghostly tales, the Stanley Hotel stands as a haunting reminder that the supernatural may be lurking around every corner, making it a prime destination for those seeking a genuine brush with the paranormal in the heart of the Colorado Rockies. 👻
 
I visited the house once. I could feel the negative energy immediately
 
I visited the house once. I could feel the negative energy immediately
You're crazy. You couldn't pay me to visit any of those haunted places. I'm too much of a coward when it comes to the paranormal. I had a very real experience when I was little and it left me traumatized.
 
ALASKA: The Kushtaka of the Alaskan Triangle
Everyone knows the story of the Bermuda Triangle, but you might not know about the Alaskan Triangle.

On average, five out of every 1,000 people go missing in Alaska, the Los Angeles Times reported in 2005, so even if there's nothing supernatural going on, it's easy to get lost in the Alaskan wilderness.

The Tlingit tribe who live in Juneau have their own explanation for the high number of missing people: evil spirits called the Kushtaka.

According to books such as "In Search of the Kushtaka: Alaska's Other Bigfoot," the Kushtaka are shape-shifters (half-man, half-otter) who lure women and children to the water with fake cries in order to steal their human spirits and drown them.
 
"I was about 20 years old and driving a friend home one day. We took a road that I frequently drove on, and still do. It’s in a relatively busy area and neighborhood. Nothing out of the ordinary about it, really. As I was driving down the road and about to cross over a paved bridge, I noticed a woman in all-black clothing with some sort of head dressing on. I could only see her face, as her body was facing away from the street and her head turned to look at us. She made direct eye contact with me. She had a round face with big, puffy cheeks. Her brow was furrowed like she was angry, and her eyes were so dark and wide. It was like she was making sure I knew she saw me. She was standing near the guard rail on the side of the road, which I thought was a bizarre place to stand and spectate. I found it so bizarre that as we passed her, I pointed her out to my friend and said, 'Why is that woman standing there?' My friend looked and immediately said, 'What woman?'"
"The woman was on the right side of the street, which was directly next to the passenger side door where my friend sat. When I looked in my rearview mirror to explain, she was completely gone. It freaked me out so badly that I started crying, so overwhelmed with emotion. It happened so fast that there was no way for her to run or walk away. The whole interaction lasted mere seconds, but to this day 12 years later, I can still vividly see the woman’s face. It gives me the creeps. Every time I drive down that road (which is every day on the way home from work), I wonder if I’ll see her again."

—Anonymous
 
"I was about 20 years old and driving a friend home one day. We took a road that I frequently drove on, and still do. It’s in a relatively busy area and neighborhood. Nothing out of the ordinary about it, really. As I was driving down the road and about to cross over a paved bridge, I noticed a woman in all-black clothing with some sort of head dressing on. I could only see her face, as her body was facing away from the street and her head turned to look at us. She made direct eye contact with me. She had a round face with big, puffy cheeks. Her brow was furrowed like she was angry, and her eyes were so dark and wide. It was like she was making sure I knew she saw me. She was standing near the guard rail on the side of the road, which I thought was a bizarre place to stand and spectate. I found it so bizarre that as we passed her, I pointed her out to my friend and said, 'Why is that woman standing there?' My friend looked and immediately said, 'What woman?'"
"The woman was on the right side of the street, which was directly next to the passenger side door where my friend sat. When I looked in my rearview mirror to explain, she was completely gone. It freaked me out so badly that I started crying, so overwhelmed with emotion. It happened so fast that there was no way for her to run or walk away. The whole interaction lasted mere seconds, but to this day 12 years later, I can still vividly see the woman’s face. It gives me the creeps. Every time I drive down that road (which is every day on the way home from work), I wonder if I’ll see her again."

—Anonymous
Unload a clip into her next time.
 
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