[ElkGroveDan]

When you hear a host story from someone who experienced it first hand, there is no mistaking it. You can see it in their eyes.

Check back next Halloween and I'll recount the one from Fallon, Nevada that an old man told me.

[randog]

Check back next Halloween and I'll recount the one from Fallon, Nevada that an old man told me.

My wife and I were helping a friend with a production she was putting on at Piper's Opera House in Virginia City, Nevada. Piper's has been around since the Comstock days, c. 1860, and it's currently being renovated to it's past glory.

Anyway, my wife and I were backstage in a wing helping setup props for the show when my wife looked up onto a loft and said, "hey, where did that come from?". I looked up and didn't see anything and asked her what she saw. She said, "that headless mannequin--it wasn't there before". I didn't see anything and went about my business.

Later, my wife was recounting the tale to some other people there that night and supposedly that "mannequin" was one of the ghosts that haunts the old Opera House.

Believe it...Or Not!!

[Planet]

Come on Dan...let's hear it!

Everybody is up for a good ghost story, anytime.

[Barnacle]

I've had a three unrelated encounters with spirits myself. Only one will I relate. The others are too personally sensitive in nature to talk about with any less than a close friend and plenty of drink.

While staying in a cabin in Michigan, I neglected to empty an overfull garbage can from the kitchen.

When my wife arose that night at 3 AM, she screamed. The garbage can had been moved to block entry through the bathroom door.

No one could have come into the cabin that night and done that. I stared at the ceiling till dawn.

Not all spirits have physical bodies.