The following real ghost or orbs video
was taken in the Polk-Henry house in Delaware City, Delaware
"No tears please. It's a waste
of good suffering."
- Hellraiser (1987)
by the fine folks at Unseenforces.org. The mansion was built in 1839 and was later made
into apartments to house soldiers during World
War II. In 1971, John and Anne Pichette moved into the house,
continuing to rent the apartments to tenants. While the Pichette's
never saw any ghosts themselves, they admitted having difficulty in
keep the apartements rented and knew stories about the house.
One
story was about a male tenant who awoke in bed to discover a beautiful
female form lying next to him. When he turned over to inspect, he was
confronted with something very much NOT what he thought. After that
incident, he slept in his car and would only enter the apartment to
take showers in the morning. He moved very shortly thereafter.
Another
story is about a telephone repairman who went to the apartment to work
on the lines. When he came downstairs to leave, he commented about the
girl upstairs who was really flirting with him. There was noone else up
there.
Another tenant moved out after seeing a blue light
flying across the room.
A
big, athletic man lived in the apartment for a short time. One day he
was found cowering in the hall, terrified. He said that he was sleeping
when his huge iron bed (that took two large men to move) was dragged to
the middle of the room and his sheets were tucked in around him. He
didn't stay long.
There are
urban legends
that surround this house and all the stories in the world won't come
close to what you are about to see. These real ghost or orbs videos are
better than any urban legend because you can see and hear things for
yourself.
The house has been vacant for several years and
these
videos were taken at that time. One is a video shot, the other is an
EVP. Enjoy!
When you're done looking at these videos, check
out
Unseen Forces at www.unseenforces.org. They have some pretty spooky
paranormal evidence on their site.
Watch the orb fly towards the camera in the very beginning of the shot.