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Back in the eighties, my uncle lived in a house in Wauchula that was haunted. On many occasions, he would be awakened in the night by a disturbance and see an orb floating along the wall across from him. He would watch the orb as it passed along the wall and into the back of his closet where it would go out. One night he woke up suddenly and could not move a muscle. He described it as feeling like the weight of someone was on top of him, holding him down. He tried to scream and could only make a slight noise, which caused the release of what ever was holding him down. I loved going over
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to his house and hearing his stories. They intrigued me. However, his teenage son came to visit him one summer and became a little more than intrigued. His response to his dad's tales was, ''Let her
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try to scare me, I'll burn her house down!'' Immediately, the shower came on by itself. She scared him alright, he slept in a camper in the yard from that point on. My uncle lived there for many years until he moved out for more space. During this time, his new wife also witness the ball of light that sometimes danced along the walls, and he was never able to keep a cat. The rumor was that a woman had been stabbed to death in the shower by her drunk husband.
Submitted by Kathy
The bright hours in Wauchula, Florida are equal to bright hours anywhere else, but not all the dwellers of
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this town are alive. Objects move about, cries from no-place. Some locals argue there are no ghosts, but not everyone of the locals of Wauchula are alive.
These are some of the spooky things
that have happened here recently.
The frightening spirit of a Gaul is regularly witnessed verbalizing into the thin air as if somebody besides was near. It's been asserted that this individual
ghost is the struggling spirit of a former Wauchula resident. Whatever folks state, it's a bloodcurdling phantom that any reasonable person wouldn't want to meet.
A gentleman that shifted shape
into a vampire can frequently be noticed walking a Saint Bernard before sunrise on a shadowy Wauchula street.
A glow-in-the-dark human character can be perceived time and again peeking through
mobile home windows in Wauchula around midnight. According to the people who live here, this ghost is that of a person who had a house here in Wauchula many years ago.
The ghost of a young-looking
man wearing a jacket has now and then been perceived facing the witness by Hammock Pond. One thing's for certain, it indisputably is a bloodcurdling ghost that you shouldn't go trying to find.
A
decapitated gentleman has allegedly been observed on several instances howling at the observer to go away in Alligator Branch.
The ghost of a physician with a blood-splattered uniform can every
now and then be noticed flinging rocks in Paynes Creek Historic State Park in the early morning hours before sunrise. According to what the residents claim, this ghost loves frightening foolish folks
who have the courage to upset the quiet in Wauchula. Anyhow, this ghost undeniably is bloodcurdling; one that is better not disrupted.
A woman with her legs chopped off was observed searching through
trash cans on a Wauchula lane. This phantom is fantastically active in this vicinity; there have been several additional reports of this particular phantom. In any case, this is an unpleasant ghost that
you do not want to meet very late at night.
The ghost of a gentleman carrying a blood-splattered sword was spotted annihilating a photo in Highlands Hammock State Park by the park headquarters.
The witness fled immediately after he spotted the ghost. Residents who have observed this ghost allege this ghost takes pleasure in terrifying foolish people who come searching for ghosts in Wauchula.
No matter what, it in all certainty is a terrifying ghost that any sound person wouldn't wish to come across.
The phantom of a civil war combatant was observed hanging in the air like a hot-air
balloon in Wauchula. When the viewer emerged the phantom escaped. A woman who lives here alleges that this ghost can be the spirit of a person who lived here who passed on here in Wauchula many years
ago.
The spirit of a guy having letters etched into his arm was observed staring at an old man snoozing in an armchair in a home in Wauchula. The appearance of the watcher startled the ghost who
then disappeared. A number of of the locals argue this ghost may be a recognized yesteryear inhabitant of Wauchula.
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