True Ghost Stories #2

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Thechubbymoaner

Thechubbymoaner

Swinging Pineapple said:
There’s multiple plague pits down there some not even dug up the trains are diverted round some, over 50k people used them during the war so they will be crawling with activity. I’d love to spend the night there.
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My husband used to do nighttime engineering work down there. He said there were so many passages and rooms off of the main tubes. If someone was hit my a train, they'd be literally stuck onto a cupboard until the coroner would come. There were multiple fatalities there during building and over the years, apart from the war and accidents, and bodies have been found all through it. He said he never actually saw anything but sometimes there would be a feeling of dread down there, or it was always baking hot and then it would turn so cold and the hair on their arms would stand on end. He said they'd often hear 'disembodied voices ' only for the protection master to point out that the tunnels are so intertwined and there are so many levels with vents between them that carry sound, so that was it
 
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FenellaTheWitch

FenellaTheWitch

The odd time I've been on a tube station and it's completely empty, it's been incredibly eerie. Even more so at night. There's no way I'd be working down there at night. :ROFLMAO:

(One of the creepiest horror films I've ever seen is one called Creep from 2004. It's about a young woman who gets locked in the underground overnight)
 
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Woahhreality

As it’s leading up to Halloween I’m re-reading the old thread!
I find train stations creepy in general. I’ve never been on the tube in London but after watching the programme on YouTube I can imagine it’s horrible at night!
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Also, does anyone get scared that if they read about ghosts/occult etc it’ll bring it on to you?
 
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dorydaryl

dorydaryl

Not a ghost story but my mum died August 5th this year. We knew it was coming and she had a horrible build up to her finally passing. She'd have long periods when she was sedated or dozing but I would chatter away to her about anything and everything, having heard many times that the dying can still 'hear' you. She knew she was dying, was scared, and I would try to reassure her, but one day I blurted out, 'Hey, mama. When you have gone to the other side you'd better not come back and haunt me or I'll bloody kill you! A sign you're ok would be nice, though!'

Cue back a few years before- mum loved growing things and used to grow sunflowers, which are my favourite bloom. When I moved out of home, I could never grow them and gave up (hopeless at gardening). Anyway, I don't live with my partner but his home is close by and currently surrounded by a building site, full of concrete and bricks, etc. The same week mum passed, a solitary beautiful sunflower bloomed just outside his house and just behind the fencing separating his home from the building site, on a relatively barren piece of land, just out of reach. There was nothing else growing and no other sunflowers in the vicinity. Wishful thinking, perhaps (and, yes, it was sunflower season), but the timing was so odd (she'd died 2 days before). I took that as my 'sign', like she was saying, 'I'm just behind the fence but I'm ok!'. How a sole sunflower managed to grow in that barren space and appear just when it did was pretty remarkable.
 
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