Kitimat, BC
The experiences began the
first night we moved into the house. I was 6 at
the time. We had heard no stories about the
house and had never experienced anything
paranormal before. I slept with my door closed
that night and was just drifting off to sleep
when I felt someone grab me by the ankles. It
didn't hurt or feel threatening. My parents
checked the room thinking maybe it was the cat
or something and nothing was found. Also that
room is the coldest in the house. following
that, over the years everyone in the family has
seen or heard other "ghosts" as well as outside
friends experiencing it. ie: seeing people,
lights turning on, items moving, tv channels
changing ( to ghost shows ), strange scents, etc.
first night we moved into the house. I was 6 at
the time. We had heard no stories about the
house and had never experienced anything
paranormal before. I slept with my door closed
that night and was just drifting off to sleep
when I felt someone grab me by the ankles. It
didn't hurt or feel threatening. My parents
checked the room thinking maybe it was the cat
or something and nothing was found. Also that
room is the coldest in the house. following
that, over the years everyone in the family has
seen or heard other "ghosts" as well as outside
friends experiencing it. ie: seeing people,
lights turning on, items moving, tv channels
changing ( to ghost shows ), strange scents, etc.
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