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I spend a lot of time in Goliad. My grandparents have lived there for years. I am familiar with the tricks my grandmother used to play, and the ghost stories she concocted. I do, however, have a few experiences I could never explain. One of them is something that happened quite often during the trail rides we used to take out there. The ride-founder, my great uncle Raul died many years ago. Since then when the riders were gathered around a campfire
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and spoke of the man the radio playing nearby would get quiet (like lowering the volume). This always happened when his name was uttered. There was also
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a hair-raising feeling one would get when they turn around at the end of Garza Road at night. These are all normal around Goliad. They are things I had gotten used to, but this next occurrence still shocks me to this day.
I was about fourteen years old and walking around the side of my grandmother's house when I heard the church bells from the mission. I was fairly certain they did not actually ring and that it was a recording. It was a little awkward
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