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Day in Bells, Texas is exactly like day anywhere else in the United States of America, but when the spooky shadows of the night move in the undeceased march in. Some of the buried refuse to pass on in this town. A number of local residents say these accounts are not true, but the undeceased may very well show themselves to you if you stay an extra day in Bells.
These are some of the spooky things that have happened here recently.
A tremendously creepy spirit may every so often be noticed by Klose Lake Dam at the stroke of midnight gazing at the water. Lots of locals claim this phantom enjoys scaring foolhardy people who come trying to find phantoms in Bells.
The phantom of an elderly lady gripping a gun is frequently witnessed mid stream in Brushy Creek reading a newspaper. Residents who have distinguished this ghost say this ghost may very well be a renowned past resident of Bells.
The ghost of an aged Indian chief has supposedly been perceived on many occasions creeping out of Choctaw Slough soaked
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in mud before sunrise. Local people claim that this ghost is perhaps the stressed ghost of a local who used to reside here in Bells. Anyhow, it's a terrifying ghost that any commonsensical person wouldn't wish to run into.
A black as coal bat that shape-shifted into a female can often be observed wandering through a home next to Bells. A man
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who lives here claims that this ghost is the undeparted soul of an old Bells local person.
The ghost of a youthful female dressed as a maid can be seen very frequently at a coin operated phone in Bells using the telephone.
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