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I live in St. Leonard. The road I live on is apparently an old wagon trail used way back in the day. There is an abandoned house on my neighbors property that we always hear stuff in when we go in late at night.
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Well...
The reason I referenced the Cator house is because I had one heck of an experience:
One of my friends dad had bought the property a while ago (no longer owns it) without knowing the history. Emily Cator used to own the bed and breakfast but was murdered on the 3rd floor, las room in the hall on the left. She used to check in on her guests nightly and after she was murdered, people said they saw her ghost in the room. There were many other happenings from whomever owned the house after her death. Well I went in there with my friends (we'll call the one who's dad owned the property A, and the other B) just snooping around because we had heard about the house.
We go in one morning with A's dad and nothing happens. We argue about who has to be the last one out of the house (I'll let you know that we're all easily spooked/scared/whatever). I lost the epic game of rock paper scissors so I had to be the last one out of the house. The kitchen doors were those old saloon-style swinging doors, with a bolt lock on the inside. I was told not to lock them on my way out.
We decide, just the three of us, to go in there later that day. Since I was the last one out of the house, A and B had to rock-paper-scissor to see who went in first. B had lost so he had to go in first. In sheer terror, he bolted for the kitchen. Funny thing is, as soon as he went running through the saloon-door's, he slammed into them and stopped. That left myself, and A, laughing hysterically; until we realized that I was the last one out and I did not lock the door. We shaked it off and went into the kitchen. As we go in, there was a weelchair facing the door, which had not been there before. Oh boy.
The entrance to the basement was in the kitchen so we decided to go down there. As we get down to the bottom of the steps, the light in the back right room was flickering on and off. I can remember it now. It went on-off-on-off (3 seconds) on-off-on-off-on-off-on-off in a fast pace. Remembering that there was no electricity, we ran up the stairs and out of the house screaming like little girls.
After we get our minds together, we decide to go to the room on the 3rd floor where she was murdered. The stairs were in a square-spiral fashion. If you are unfamiluar, it will go set of 6 steps, platform, 6 steps, 2nd floor. It goes like that one more time till the third floor. We don't even get halfway up the first set of steps before we hear footsteps on the 2nd floor. Again, we bolt out screaming like little girls.
We figure that we should go back into the basement one last time. We get back into the house and down the stairs (kind-of). A was standing at the bottom of the stairs, I was standing about 6 behind him, and B was standing about 4 behind me. I am sure you are familuar with the sound of someone running up wooden stairs. Well, thats exactly what happened, but there was a twist: it was not any of us three. Something had run up the steps right past us, and we were instantly cold. For the third time, we ran out of the house screaming like little girls. There was a woman walking her dog who started screaming as soon as we bolted out of the house. So that in itself was a bit of comic relief.
Ok, we decide that we go in the house, one last time, to the third floor where she was killed. Surprisingly, we make it all the way to the room without any incident. B and I step into the room where there was nothing, except one of those old heavy wooden shutters leaned against the wall. I was looking out the window and saw something in the corner of my eye. The shutter had been stood up-right and B was staring wide-eyed. It rocked back and forward three times, then slammed on the ground inbetween B and I. We gave A about 1/1000000 of a second to react and move, but he didn't. B and I BOLTED out the door and jumped each set of stairs to each platform and were out of the house in no time. A took the long way and went down each individual step, running.
I've got more but it's almost 4 in the morning and Cheech and Chong on the TV allowed me to type the whole thing without getting freaked out too much.