Ruth And Her Husband Bought A Haunted Mobile Home!
She never heard of a haunted mobile home. She is aware that land can be haunted . . .
Ruth had an uncomfortable feeling since the first night they moved in. She had this uneasy feeling of being watched from the hallway. One month after moving in, she gave birth to her son. About a month later her husband started working nights and she started hearing different sounds in the dead of night.
At 2:30 AM Ruth heard loud evenly spaced footsteps pacing up and down the hallway. She lay in her bed for about ten minutes listening and terrified someone was in her house. Her eyes were glued to the doorway, expecting someone to walk right into her room, then go back down the hall then come back. A few minutes after the footsteps stopped she was startled when she heard two distinct male voices having a conversation in the living room! It was so clear, had she been closer, she could hear exactly what they were saying. It sounded like an older male (50s+) and a younger male (20s-30s). As soon as Ruth got out of bed and stepped in the hallway the voices stopped as fast as they started.
Ruth looked out all the windows to see if maybe someone was taking a late night stroll around the park. There was absolutely no one around. She discovered after living there for a year, that when all of the windows and doors are closed, it’s impossible to hear someone speaking outside, unless they are right at the window yelling, and then, you can only hear them within maybe a 10 foot radius.
After that night, I brought my daughter back into my bedroom, and she stayed there until she outgrew the bassinet.
A couple weeks later, Ruth heard the footsteps again. Then the next night, the male voices were there again!
A few months later, Ruth started getting her hair pulled whenever she was in the kitchen. It was like a playful tug, but it was firm enough for her to whip her head around to see who was doing it. There was never anyone behind her, or even close to her.
A few months later, Ruth was reading in bed one night, when all of a sudden there was a LOUD “HEY!” right in her ear, she even felt the heat of the breath on her ear and neck!
Ruth was home alone except for her baby who was sleeping in his crib.
She was really freaked out, but somehow managed to finish the book she was reading and went to bed. At 2:30 AM she woke up to loud footsteps stomping up and down the hall, that went on for about 2-3 minutes. She eventually was able to fall asleep.
She heard the loud “Hey” several times since, every time it is followed briefly by the heavy footsteps in the hallway. She hasn’t had her hair tugged for several months.
She feels confident that these disturbances are mostly residual, so she has nothing to be afraid of. She just doesn’t like getting woken up hearing voices in her living room at 2:30 in the morning, it freaks her out and makes her think someone is in the house.
Well, I wouldn’t want to have those kinds of disturbances in my home night after night.
Thanks for stopping by!
Sharon
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