story 1 love ghost

Story 2: The Voice Saved the Baby

Tammy Cook will forever be convinced that there are guardian angels or some higher power watching over us. In August, 1994, Tammy was caring for her two children: five-year-old Jimmy and two-year-old Curtis. Tammy's husband Dale was away on a fishing weekend with some co-workers. She had just fed the two boys dinner and allowed them to watch a little TV before bedtime while she washed the dishes and cleaned up the kitchen. They were being very quiet, Tammy was thinking to herself, when little Curtis staggered into the kitchen with his arms outstretched. His eyes were wide with fear and he opened and closed his mouth in obvious discomfort. Something was very wrong with her little two-year old. As she picked him up, the small boy fell limp in her arms.

Panic washed over Tammy. She quickly loosened his clothing and looked for any sign that he had fallen or hit his head. Then Tammy felt a sharp slap on her back and heard a voice - a distinct, deep male voice that ordered her to turn the little boy upside-down and clear his throat. "Quickly," the voice commanded, "If you wish to save your son's life, hold his head down and put your finger down his throat."

What was happening, she wondered. She felt another sharp slap on her back, and again the voice demanded, "Hurry! To save your son's life, you must act now!" Tammy obeyed the voice. Following its instructions, she managed to clear a lump of pink clay from Curtis's throat. The boy took a deep, life-restoring breath and began to cry. Tammy asked Jimmy, who had been standing in the kitchen doorway watching the dramatic scene, if he had heard the voice that was so loud and clear to her. He had not. And later that night, as Tammy prepared for a relaxing bath, she caught her image in the bathroom mirror and could see reddened welts on her shoulders where she had been slapped by the unknown presence. She could make out the imprints of what looked like human fingers.

Voices cry out from the grave, sometimes to warn, sometimes to plea, sometimes just to let us know they are there. On May, 2001, Robert and Kimberly Stark moved into their new home, a modest ranch in Modesto, California. It was their first house and they were more than happy to settle in with their 7-month-old daughter. But they were soon to find out they were not the only three occupants in the house. Late at night, Kimberly would be awakened by a baby's cry. Naturally, she would get up and go to the adjacent nursery... only to find daughter Susan sound asleep. This happened night after night, three or four nights a week. At first, Robert did not really believe Kim's claims because he had never been awakened by the baby cries in the night.

He chalked it up to new-mother jitters, a theory that was confirmed to him when Kim moved Susan's crib into their bedroom.

Robert changed his mind that night when both he and Kim were awakened by a baby's cry. They could see that Susan was asleep, but the faint crying continued. They got up and searched the house. They could tell the crying was somewhere in the house, but could not pinpoint its origin; it was as if it were coming from everywhere at once. The mystery was solved, at least in part, several weeks later when Robert was renovating the basement, which he hoped to turn into a rec room. Behind some cheap wood paneling were the skeletal remains of a small baby. A police investigation has not yet solved the crime, but the Starks no longer hear the phantom baby's cries in the night.

Story 3: The Blood-Seeking UFO

What is the alien agenda? Those who believe "they" are here often ask this question. What do the occupants of UFOs want? Blood perhaps? That seems to be the case in this strange report dating back to March, 1967. A Red Cross Bloodmobile was traveling on Highway 2 along the Ohio River. Driver Beau Shertzer and a nurse were on their way to Red Cross headquarters in Huntington, West Virginia with their cargo of newly collected human blood. It was very early morning, still dark and raining. Suddenly, a large glowing object rose from behind a hill and headed toward the Bloodmobile. It matched the vehicle's speed and flew directly over it as it drove down the otherwise deserted road. Shertzer rolled down his window and looked up at the UFO.

it was just a few feet above the truck. He later testified that he was horrified to see some kind of mechanical arm extending from the bottom of the ship. The nurse could see a second arm descending on her side. It was as if the UFO intended to grab the Bloodmobile in its mechanical arms... and do what?

The nurse began to scream and Shertzer floored the gas pedal. But the UFO kept up with them. Then Shertzer saw the headlights of another vehicle approaching from the opposite direction. Only then did the UFO retract its mechanical arms and quickly fly off.

Story 4: The Ghost Who Named Her Murderer

The body of Teresita Basa was found by police in her Chicago apartment on February 21, 1977. The 48-year old Filipino immigrant was dead -- stabbed to death and partially burned. She hadn't shown up for work at the Edgewater Hospital, leading police to find her murdered body, but they had no clues at all as to who the murderer might be. There was no evidence, no motive to work from. Then a lead came from an astonishing source: Teresita's ghost! Dr. Jose Chua and his wife worked at the same hospital, although they did not know Teresita very well. One night while at home, Mrs. Chua suddenly fell into a strange trance. Speaking in a Philippine language, she said, "I am Teresita Basa..." and then named the man who murdered her: an orderly at the hospital named Allen Showery.

The Chuas didn't know what to make of these trances, which reoccurred for several days.

Finally, Dr. Chua felt compelled to call the police and tell them the strange story. Naturally, the detectives were highly skeptical of the Chua's claims, even though Mrs. Chua seemed able to relate specific details about the crime, including the allegation that her jewelry was also stolen, and that Showery had given her pearl cocktail ring to his girlfriend. With no other leads to go on, the detectives investigated Showery. Sure enough, Teresita's jewelry was found in his apartment; her pearl ring was found in the possession of his girlfriend -- just as Teresita's ghost had said. Showery confessed to the crimes and was convicted.

THIS IS FOR YOU TO DECIDE

true or false ?