Sharing your Real Life Unsolved Mystery

[bell83]

The Kari Lynn Nixon abduction and murder happened about 30 minutes from me, and the Lee Carter, Jr. car bomb murder happened about two miles from where I now live. I remember when that happened...it was pretty f'd up. My mother was actually pretty good friends with him. Also...I seem to remember a ghost story from a segment that happened about an hour's drive from here...but I remember absolutely no specifics. I think there may have been another...but I can't remember.

[Hambone2421]

Originally Posted by Mastermind

I do have my own personal ghost story.

But I'll save that for another time.

Aw, come on man! Now I'm curious about it.

[Smokescreen]

Yeah! What Hambone said!

C'mon, cough it up Mysterio!

[Mastermind]

Ok.

When i was in college, I was out at night drinking (hence the possible rational explanation). It was late and I decided to stay at a friends house that he was watching for the summer.

It was a nice, fairly modern house in a wooded enclave. Nothing creepy or out of the ordinary. So I slept pretty normally on a bed.

That night, I had the most graphic and frightening dream I have ever had. I've never had a dreams before or after. It was that i was running in this subway station and this evil person with an angry face and coal black eyes was trying to stab me with a knife. Occasionally he would and I would feel a sharp pain. Everywhere I ran or did that man was there.

I didn;t wake up right away but gradually came awake.

I didn;t tell anyone about the dream when we went for breakfast. But I overheard my friend talking about his time in the house and he started telling about these bad dreams he would have. How he was glad to be gone from the house because he always heard sounds in the house. He told about bizarre experience about being alone and objects appearing where they shouldn't.

During this conversation I never once mentioned my dream nor did I even ask any questions about my friends experience.

Arguments in favor of a ghostly experience.
1. I had never been in the house before, nor had I heard the story or told anybody about the dream. It was a hell of a coincidence.

2. Even though I was drinking, I was never really drunk. (believe me I know when I'm sloshed. )

3. I've never had a dream like that for. That descriptive and that real.

Cons
1. I had been drinking, so maybe the alcohol affected the dream a little. I was drinking Sangria at the time, if that matters. Also at pizza before.

2. The night we left was Halloween and we had gone to a haunted house. The problem there was that the haunted house wasn;t really scary and nothing in the house was analogous to my dream.

3. I really didn;t see an apparition, so it really wasn;t a ghost per say.

Now, I could probably rationalize that too much sangria, a little slice of pizza and a whole lot of coincidence lead to what was just a bad dream.

But still.... It;s one of those things were you have to experience.

[Mystery Man]

I can swear that the Todd Kelly segment was filmed near my friend's town.