Acme, Louisiana Ghost Tales By daylight Acme, Louisiana is like any other American town, but some long buried people from yesteryear have returned here. Things go down around here that cannot be explained. Disbelievers don't trust in the local spirit testimonies, but everybody who dwells in Acme is not alive. These are some of the spooky things that have happened here recently. The ghost of a bound up female was spotted in Red River State Wildlife Management Area at the stroke of midnight hiding a body by a sizeable rock. When the ghost was noticed it faded away into the night. A woman clutching her head next to her arm came into view climbing out of Bee Brake covered in slime at night. The spirit was swallowed by the night after being seen. The ghost of a youthful woman in a blood-splattered wedding gown was spotted by Bayou de la Baie Sec going berserk. Panicked by the bystanders the spirit receded into the shadows. It's been declared that this individual ghost is that of a local person who dwelled here in Acme long ago. A       headless lady was seen fly fishing from the shore of Lac a Madame Lee in the early morning hours before sunrise. This particular ghost has been made out often in this area. If you listen to what the locals say, this phantom takes pleasure in frightening foolish folks who come seeking phantoms in Acme. The ghost of an eleven feet huge man has often been observed scrutinizing Grande Coulee in detail very late at night.   Submit a ghost sighting for Acme, Louisiana: Your Name: Write or Paste Input here: Upload picture:       Other haunted towns near Acme, Louisiana: Monterey, Louisiana, 9 miles away Hamburg, Louisiana, 16 miles away Simmesport, Louisiana, 16 miles away Moreauville, Louisiana, 20 miles away Mansura, Louisiana, 21 miles away Wildsville, Louisiana, 21 miles away Marksville, Louisiana, 23 miles away Jonesville, Louisiana, 24 miles away Effie, Louisiana, 24 miles away Plaucheville, Louisiana, 25 miles away        The latest ghost sightings from around the world All haunted towns and cities in Louisiana Lies about Acme