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In 1995, I took a late night walk at Courthouse Bay. I walked out onto the dock at the New River, and saw a man fishing; he was wearing a ballcap, and a light jacket. It was a clear, moonlit night, and I wanted to ask the guy if he caught anything, but he didn't seem like he wanted to be bothered. I sat down on the dock and lit a cigarette, looked up, and the man was gone! I found out awhile later that a Marine drowned while fishing drunk in the 1970's, and people have been seeing him ever since...
Submitted by Bill
Camp Lejeune, North Carolina is just anytown USA by day, but this is
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a town where the undead walk the residential roads in the dark hours. Some of the passed away refuse to rest in peace in this town. Not everybody has faith in the tales the residents tell, but not everyone
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of the natives of Camp Lejeune are breathing.
These are some of the spooky things that have happened here recently.
A female body may be made out very often drifting down on Bearhead Creek at night. Regardless of what, this ghost unquestionably is frightening; one that you shouldn't go looking for.
The ghost of a man clutching a sword has occasionally been perceived posting a box at a Camp Lejeune post office. Whatever folks exclaim, it's a menacing ghost that is better not upset.
A lady with larvae crawling out of her ears is once in a while spotted in Bell
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Fork Park on a dark night downing blood from a bottle. A person who lives here claims that this ghost is perhaps the undeceased ghost of a local who used to have a house here in Camp Lejeune.
The
ghost of a lady with a stiletto in her neck is rumored to have been observed on many instances by Horse Swamp trying to locate a hat. Some folks assert this ghost is the struggling soul of an old Camp
Lejeune local person.
A lady with the head of a goblin may occasionally be spotted swallowing gasoline from a fuel pump at a fueling station in Camp Lejeune. One thing is for sure, it indisputably
is a frightening ghost that you wouldn't wish to come across late in the night.
The spirit of a gentleman with half his head not there was spotted smoking a cigar by Wilsons Bluff. This individual
phantom has been distinguished repeatedly in this area. If you listen to the people who live here, this ghost is the ghost of a visitor that was killed while driving through Camp Lejeune some decades
ago.
The ghost of a young-looking female wearing a blood-covered dress came into view looking down into the water at Catfish Point at midnight. Further stories of this phantom have been reported.
Based on what the local residents argue, this ghost is that of a resident who settled here in Camp Lejeune before the present.
The ghost of an 8 foot huge man was noticed chatting into the night
as if somebody else was present. Several people around here have had equivalent occurrences with an almost identical ghost. Lots of people who live here declare this ghost takes pleasure in scaring foolish
people who come searching for ghosts in Camp Lejeune. Whichever way, this is a bad ghost that you shouldn't go searching for.
The ghost of a lady with half her head gone came into view soaring
across Starretts Meadows before dawn. This ghost is incredibly active in this vicinity; there have been several additional reports of this particular ghost. Residents who have observed this ghost allege
this ghost may be the soul of a resident who passed away here in Camp Lejeune some decades ago.
A lady with a knife in her head was made out walking a Cocker Spaniel late in the night on a shady
Camp Lejeune lane. This is one of those ghosts that is noticed very often close at hand. A local woman declares that this ghost is in all probability the tormented ghost of a local who used to dwell here
in Camp Lejeune.
A wandering spirit has regularly been made out in Croatan National Forest right by the park headquarters trying to grab something. In any event, it's a menacing ghost that is preferably
not disrupted.
The ghost of an aircraft pilot is frequently made out contemplating in Cape Lookout National Seashore by the park headquarters. Regardless of what, it unquestionably is a chilling
phantom that you do not want to bump into in the early morning hours before sunrise.
The chilling ghost of a Viking has been made out on a few instances looking through apartment windows in Camp
Lejeune at the stroke of midnight. Regardless of what people verbalize, this spirit undeniably is terrifying; one that any commonsensical person would not want to meet.
A man that shape-shifted
into a vampire can often be made out searching through trash cans on a Camp Lejeune residential street. One of the locals steadfastly alleges that this ghost is the tormented spirit of a long gone Camp
Lejeune local person. Well, this is an unpleasant phantom that you shouldn't go trying to locate.
The ghost of a pregnant woman may be noticed over and over again on a Camp Lejeune road at midnight.
In any case, it is indisputably a menacing ghost that should be shunned.
The phantom of a young-looking man sporting a rain coat has from time to time been perceived staring at a woman slumbering
in an armchair in a residence in Camp Lejeune. Some of the locals argue this phantom is the phantom of a vacationer that was murdered while traveling through Camp Lejeune before the present. Regardless
of what, this ghost undeniably is bloodcurdling; one that you wouldn't wish to come across at midnight.
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