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The following report is a great example of how unusual experiences can occur anywhere at any time. A house does not need to be stigmatized, the location of a tragic event, nor of historical significance for a "haunting" to take place. In the witness's own words:

I used to live in Niagara for 16 years. In this time, I have experienced several unexplained happenings.

I owned a house on Ventura Dr. in St. Catharines. Shortly after I moved in things began to happen. The lights, gas stove, stereo, tv, wood burning stove, toilets flushing and washing machine used to come on by themselves, large plants hanging from the ceiling moving and turning, closet doors opening and closing, doors slamming, banging on the walls in the dining room, the list goes on. Whenever there was "activity", there was a VERY strong scent from the wood burning stove, smelling of ashes.

My scariest in this house: I had been out one evening, it began to rain and by the time I had gotten home there was a severe thunder and lightning storm and the power and phones were out in the house. I entered the house and went upstairs (split level) into the kitchen and grabbed a candle above the stove. I lit the candle and upon turning around toward the hallway, a large dark figure ran out in front of me. I was so scared I huddled up on the sofa, rocking back and forth until the power came back on. It was then I seen what looked like human claw marks in the carpet at the top of the stairs in front of the kitchen. Several weeks later I started to research the history of the house, at the public library I found out the house was built 16 years earlier and none of the previous owners had died in the home.

Many of my friends and family have also seen and heard some of these experiences."

Our thanks go out to the witness for sharing the above experiences with us! If you wish to share and experience or perhaps comment on the report above, please contact Sue at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.