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Merced, California Ghost Tales | |
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At lake yosemite, when the sun goes down, you can see a woman wearing a white gown searching for her drowned child, and as the story goes, if she encounters any child she will take them into the water with her mistaking it for her child.
Submitted by anonymous
The story of the woman with the nose around her neck is based om actual fact. My father who was a CHP officer at the time was heading back to the station right off the 99. Right at the intersection of McKee near Bear Creek, there used to be a very tall and large tree. A call had been placed through dispatch because a woman had taken
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her life by hanging herself on that tree. Apparently the woman had been suffering terribly from Cancer and decided to end her life. Documents of the woman's death was probably in the Merced Sun Star in
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the late 60's, early 70's.
I remember this incident growing up in Merced. I am withholding my name out of respect to the suicide victim. In turn, like all restless souls, I hope she finds peace.
Submitted by Anonymous
The sunlight hours in Merced, California are the same as sunlight hours anywhere else, but tormented phantoms of long ago in this town don't seem to have it in mind to pass on. Phantoms are so common around here; scores of local residents don’t even fret about it any longer. People who have never spent a night in this municipality will say to you it's untrue, but bloodcurdling
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things sure take place here in Merced during the night time.
These are some of the spooky things that have happened here recently.
The ghost of a woman having half her head
absent is regularly noticed in a building close to Merced. Scores of folks who live here allege this ghost could be the spirit of a local who passed away here in Merced before the present. Nevertheless,
it certainly is a terrifying ghost that is better not disturbed.
A person with a skeleton face wearing shadowy robes has purportedly been perceived on a few instances in Ada Givens Park very late
at night trying to utter something. In any event, this spirit undeniably is chilling; one that you don't want to run into in the early morning hours before sunrise.
A drifting phantom may repeatedly
be perceived trying to snatch something by North Slough Mariposa Creek. Regardless of what, it's a chilling ghost that any commonsensical person wouldn't wish to come across.
The ghost of a young
Indian combatant may be made out frequently looking at the vista at Beutel Dam late in the night. People who have spotted this spirit claim this spirit could be a recognized old days native of Merced.
Regardless of what folks articulate, it unquestionably is a scary ghost that you shouldn't go trying to find.
The phantom of a jet pilot has once in a while been observed heaving boulders into
Yosemite Lake at the stroke of midnight.
The spirit of a tough lumberjack holding a big axe is every so often witnessed at Rotary Cove very late at night looking down into the water.
A menacing
skeleton has supposedly been observed on a small number of instances dragging a cadaver from the cold water of Canal Creek in the early morning hours. Any which way, this spirit unquestionably is bloodcurdling;
one that should be avoided.
A fluorescent human form may every so often be noticed trying to find a shoe by a parked Nissan in a Merced parking lot around midnight. Local people assert that this
ghost is probably the stressed ghost of a local resident who used to reside here in Merced.
The ghost of a young guy in a leather jacket was distinguished gazing irritably at the bystander before
dawn by a mailbox in Merced. The watcher became frightened and ran off.
A decapitated man showed up outside the entrance to George J. Hatfield State Park going mad. The ghost saluted the observer.
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lady with her head and left arm and right leg sliced off was observed resting at the kitchen counter in a Merced trailer carving an outlet. When the ghost was made out it vanished into the night.
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military uniform marching about without a body in it emerged in Pinnacles National Monument at the park headquarters burning a hat. The ghost was ingested by the thin air after being made out. A local
resident argues that this ghost is the undeparted soul of a long dead Merced person who lived here. In any event, this is an unlikable ghost that is preferably not upset.
The phantom of a terribly
charred female was observed strolling through a building in Merced. Panicked by the observers the ghost withdrew into the darkness. One of the folks who live here steadfastly declares that this spirit
is that of a local who had a house here in Merced before the present. No matter what, it is unquestionably a bloodcurdling ghost that you don't want to run into in the early morning hours.
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