Deanna Stinson in her car (Screenshot via CBS Sacramento)
Posted on 05/01/2014 7:12:28 AM PDT by JoeProBono
SACRAMENTO, A Sacramento woman, who was dating a man that died of a drug overdose in 2005, claims that his ghost began haunting her 2002 GMC pickup just days after his death.
Deanna Stinson says she had so many supernatural encounters with the deceased 22-year-old, that she sold the car.
“I could feel touching on my hair and on my shoulders, on my thighs, just everywhere,” she told CBS Sacramento. “My concentration would be lost a lot of the times, but I would just pray, and then it would stop.”
Stinson claims Alex’s presence would be especially strong when she wore a skirt that he really liked.
“I would say, ‘OK, now you’re scaring me, stop,’” she said. “Every time I would think about him, I could feel him.”
When Alex’s ghost followed her to her new car, Stinson called in paranormal investigator Paul Dale Roberts.
After using electronic equipment to test the vehicle, Roberts determined that Alex is “probably not attached to his car, but he’s attached to Deanna.”
Alex might not stay attached for too long, as Stinson and Roberts got married in April.
Deanna Stinson in her car (Screenshot via CBS Sacramento)
$20 says there are roaches in the ashtray.
I was expecting to see the top part of Alex’s head pop up and peer over Deanna’s right shoulder in that picture. It’s not a GIF, though.
Deanna baby, those are called “demons” in the Bible. There are no such things as ghosts; like there’s no Easter Bunny, Tooth Fairy, or Santa Claus.
If she owns a GMC vehicle I’d be more worried about rusted out fuel/brake lines than an old dead boyfriend copping a feel.
Call the Ghost Hunters!
That would be a sight - those folks and all their gear crammed into the car.
“I think I saw something on the trunk camera!”
Ping.
We had it just a short while when I started to feel spooky when I drove it, especially at night. I frequently would check to see if somebody was in the back seat.
I happened to be talking to the friend who sold it to us and he said that some guy had committed suicide, yeah, and "they had to clean his guts out of it. That is why all the upholstering looks so new."
We promptly called the junk yard to come get it. No way was I going to sell that car to an unsuspecting person.
When I asked my fried why he didn't tell us about the suicide, he said, "I didn't think it would bother you."
Where demons plague people can be surprising.
At any rate, why do they keep calling this truck a car?
About the pews — fill the hearts with Christ, then the people will find their way to pews.
Zak would hit it!
Christ’s love can conquer anything, even the demons of hell.
The battle that takes place prior to the conquest can be, well, interesting.
For all its successes, modern science does not tell us everything about the creation we need to know.
There are no ghosts, and “paranormal investigators” are a fraud.
It sounds like her boyfriend was a horny teenager.
That is very true. Science cannot explain the mysterious. Instead it relegates everything it does not understand nor want to understand as "superstition." And, whatever science cannot explain but they need to believe something, they tend to create nonsense explanations that "sound" scientific like global warming or evolution.
I think GM put out a recall for that very thing back in the mid-2000s.
Science with integrity would say that the supernatural is an area it cannot treat.
Those who trust in it to furnish a worldview will create aspersions about superstitions. The worst superstition is to trust in mere humanity, however.
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