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Tara - Charlotte, Michigan - December 2008 to present
This is the story of my experience with the shadow on the wall. This
encounter took place at what was my then my work place. I'm not sure if it
is my imagination or not, but what I saw made the hair on the back of my
neck stand up and shook me up a bit.
In December my mother and my two brothers moved into a new home in
Charlotte, Michigan. It's a tiny yellow house, but our family found great
comfort and relief when moving in, since we hadn't had a home that was ours
in a long while. My older brother, Tyler, was to be sleeping in the
basement, which was fine with him since the basement has about four separate
rooms that would all be his.
The first night he tried sleeping in the basement our dog refused to stay
down there with him. He says she "spazzed out" and refused to curl up with
him like she normally does. Tyler says that after a while in the basement he
could not sleep; he felt as if someone was watching him. Ever since, Tyler
has slept on the couch upstairs, and our dog, Maddie will not step foot in
the basement.
We keep finding broken windows around us. My mother's windshield was
shattered out, as well as returning home to random windows being bashed out
once in a while. A little over a month ago, my fourteen-year-old brother,
Corrie ran into my mother's room looking pale and wide-eyed. He was yelling
for my mother. When my mom asked him what was wrong, he said, "Someone
pushed me in the bathroom!" Being a bit skeptical, my mother and I asked him
to explain. He stated he was standing at the toilet, taking a pee, and
someone shoved him very hard into the door. He proceeded to sit at the end
of my mother's bed afterwards saying, "I'm going to be sick. I'm gonna
puke," hugging a trash can.
About a week later, my older brother, Tyler rushed into my mother's room,
looking the exact same as my little brother had. He said, "Mom, were you
just talking to me?" When my mother said no, Tyler flipped out. He states
that he was going to the bathroom… minding his own business… and he heard
whispering. He said that once he listened closely and ruled out it being my
younger brother because he was at a friend's, he heard the whispering again,
only louder and directly in his ear as if someone was kneeling next to him.
He ran to my mother's room without even finishing using the restroom he was
so frightened.
Things fly around the kitchen. I watched a bag of bread fly from one side of
the fridge to the other, falling on the floor. When we wake in the night,
the pantry door to the basement is open, even thought we make sure it's
always closed before bed. When sitting in the living room, there are a lot
of times when I could swear it sounds as if someone's in there cooking or
moving around. At these times, the only people in our home are present in
the living room. Even cousins and family and friends who come over witness
and hear what we do, which helps us believe that we aren't going crazy.