Voices And "Shadows" In My Home

a reply to: Ohmsford

Well ok then, thanks for sharing this info
with all of us. As a side note check first to see if you have to disclose these events about your house before you sell it.

Lots of terrible advice here. Don’t bother with cameras, EVPs or especially mirrors. Trying to incite or provoke it will only make it worse. You don’t need to prove this to any of the naysayers if you know what you are dealing with.

It sounds like a typical haunted house. If there is activity specifically involving a girl being touched, then you should really just move out if you’re just renting. But if you own the house and don’t have much options then some people do have success in dealing with this kind of situation with a professional ghost investigation team equipped with a psychic; at least you’ll understand what the entity is up to. But even then, you should probably just move anyway.

Take it from me: I’ve experienced this kind of stuff of varying degrees over the years and most of the time it is confined to the building. It’s very rare that a hostile entity would follow you.

Sometimes stuff just comes in and out randomly. I know my current place isn’t haunted, but a group of us clearly heard a door open and close by itself one night months ago. I know it was paranormal because I’ve experienced that before in a seriously haunted place, but that was like a one time thing and it seems to have come and gone. Worrying about it only invites more of it.

a reply to: Ohmsford Oh I forgot to mention this before. My uncle owns some land and a cabin in a place. The cabin was built near a lime stone cave that may reach under it. He took me there when I was 21 and we turned off the lights and sat in the dark. The lime stone makes this odd noise kinda like a hurt cat in the distance. It was very odd but does happen with lime stone. Kinda like a crystal wine glass when you rub your finger around the rim. Lime stone maybe your culprit lol

a reply to: TheStalkingHorse

I completely agree with you, I've lived in so many houses. Moving almost always solves the problem! I lived in a turn of the century house that was previously owned by a doctor. I am certain he treated patients there. There were some really creepy things that happened and I was not the only one to witness it. I try not to even think about it because it still scares me 25 years later! Soon as we moved away everything was good! I love old houses, but a lot of them come with unresolved issues. It can happen in new houses too, but much more unlikely, unless there is something about the land.