Sontag, Mississippi Ghost Tales Not everything in Sontag, Mississippi is as it appears; not all the natives of this city are breathing. Rugs move around, screams coming out of nothing. People who have never stayed for a few days in this city will laugh and say it's all myths, but anyone who has stayed for a few days in Sontag, Mississippi knows better. These are some of the spooky things that have happened here recently. The ghost of a train driver is regularly perceived pulling a cadaver from the chilly water of Armstrong Branch before sunrise. Several of those who live here declare this spirit may very well be a famous yesteryear inhabitant of Sontag. The ghost of an appallingly mangled hunter dragging a dead moose is known to have been seen on frequent instances flashing a lantern at Mary Crawford Lake Dam very late at night. The ghost of a youthful woman with a cable around her neck may frequently be seen pacing beside a deserted road close to Sontag. A tremendously bloodcurdling ghost may be seen often coming into       sight in a bathroom mirror. It's been argued that this specific ghost is the undeceased spirit of a long gone Sontag resident. In any event, this is a horrible ghost that any normal person wouldn't want to encounter. The ghost of an aged gold digger with a sizeable mustache and a wooden right leg has every so often been witnessed resting on a stool in a mobile home in close proximity to Sontag.   Submit a ghost sighting for Sontag, Mississippi: Your Name: Write or Paste Input here: Upload picture:       Other haunted towns near Sontag, Mississippi: Monticello, Mississippi, 10 miles away Brookhaven, Mississippi, 12 miles away Jayess, Mississippi, 13 miles away Ruth, Mississippi, 14 miles away Silver Creek, Mississippi, 15 miles away Bogue Chitto, Mississippi, 17 miles away Oak Vale, Mississippi, 19 miles away Summit, Mississippi, 22 miles away Prentiss, Mississippi, 25 miles away Tylertown, Mississippi, 28 miles away        The latest ghost sightings from around the world All haunted towns and cities in Mississippi Lies about Sontag