|
||||||||
|
July 14, 2010
Attacked in My RoomRate this encounter: Margaret - Malvern, Iowa - December 30, 2009 9:45 PMMe and my family had just visited my mother's friends house and were arriving at our own house. My house is not the best. It was built in 1910, and the previous owners lost it in forecloser. A year after they left one of the pipes from the bathroom ruptured and flooded the stairway and two of the rooms on the first floor. I entered with my mother and brother, happy to be home, though I couldn't shake the feeling of having someone or something following me throughout the halls. That night, I slept comfortably in the master bedroom, dreaming of the Christmas past. Suddenly I was pushed off of my bed. I rubbed my head, hurting it in the whole process, and pulled myself back into bed only to be shoved down again and again. I laid motionless on my floor, fearing of what might be lurking in my room. Suddenly I was pulled into my open closet by my wrist. The pain from invisible finger nails piercing into my skin was unbearable. I was practically screaming my lungs out! Inside the closet the light turned on, but not by me, and I was scratched on my legs, arms, but mostly my face. The next morning my mom found a murmuring bundle of bloody flesh she called her daughter.
![]()
|
404 Error - page not found
Our latest posts New England Legends Podcast 285 – Westford’s Grey GhostsIn Episode 285 Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger cheer Westford Academy’s...New England Legends Podcast 284 – Connecticut’s Cremation HillIn Episode 284 Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger head to Haddam,...New England Legends Podcast 283 – Cranston’s Headless CorpseIn Episode 283 Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger explore the former...New England Legends Podcast 282 – The Unsolved Littlefield MurdersIn Episode 282 Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger head to Paris,...An Evening of Ghost Stories and New England Legends DocumentarySet to the eerie photography of Frank Grace, some of New England's leading authorities on spooks and legends share the history and haunts of...New England Legends Podcast 281 – The Man Behind the ConsoleIn Episode 281 Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger stroll Heritage Park... |