[vakusoMember]

here you post ghost tales. tales are stories that are supposed to be true. here is one from around were i live. o and so you know i dont live in bridgeville i just live close to it.The daytime hours in Bridgeville, Delaware are the same as daytime hours anywhere else, but this town belongs to undeparted spirits of long ago. The phantoms of this settlement don’t leave anyone unterrified. Several folks who live here assert there are no phantoms, but with so many phantoms in Bridgeville you have a pretty perfect chance of setting eyes on one if you stay for the night around here.These are some of the spooky things that have happened here recently.The spirit of an 8 foot massive person was observed attempting to express something in Fillmore Clifton Stadium on a dark night. There are additional tales regarding this spirit in the vicinity.The ghost of a woman with half her head not there has frequently been distinguished pulling a cadaver from the cold water of Ake Ditch at the stroke of midnight. Regardless of what, it is in all certainty a chilling spirit that you do not want to come across late in the night.A female having a spear in her head is frequently distinguished after

[CureDream4evaMember]

Here's a tale from St.John's i readSleepy Hollow is not the only location to boast a headless ghost. Tales of headless horsemen and other headless phantoms can be found all over the world, and Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada are no exception to this. Travelling along Labrador's northeast coast in 1995, I was told stories of a strange man without a face who haunted the now abandoned community of Hebron, Labrador.

[CureDream4evaMember]

here's another:Running off Gower Street in downtown St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada is Willicott’s Lane, one of the oldest lanes in St. John’s.

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