The San Pedro Poltergeist Case, page 4


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reply posted on 23-3-2011 @ 03:33 PM by Rising Against
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And from what I remember, always a bit messed up even as a pre-teen, like they say in the video, she fit the bill for a haunting! Of course, I could be wrong, but even the fake name they use is almost the same as here real one.


Very interesting indeed.

In your opinion, is this someone whom would make something up perhaps? Just curious and thought It would be worth asking of course.


reply posted on 23-3-2011 @ 05:41 PM by SunnyDee
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Not sure on that question. She was 2 years older than me and I only knew her around the age of 10-13.(more than 30 years ago now) I was thinking about her and her family all this morning and without putting my critical opinion on this very public forum of this real person and family, I will say, I'd have to see that house (and I'd be too scared to go in it).

I can also say that it "felt" like something was wrong in her life. It felt dark and sad, and maybe even creepy? I don't want to say too much more, but I am thinking it's possible she suffered severe trauma as a child, if you know what I mean. I don't think at that young of an age you are already that screwed up just by everyday life. There was trauma there. BTW she came from a normal middle-class family, normal being used loosely, I didn't know them enough to confirm.

That, or she has a personality that was attracting ghosts from a much younger age, and didn't know it.

I did not like her bedroom.. or house. Edit to add, I remember wanting to just get out of there and so did she. That's all I remember, that I can say. The rest is too personal and would point to who I am, and I'd rather stay anonymous on this.
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reply posted on 23-3-2011 @ 07:27 PM by Rising Against
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Apologies as this has to be a quick reply but as far as I understand it, no there wasn't. It was afterwards though that people report it. In fact, ever since this case begun, no one has managed to live in this house longer than half a year. And those who did live here report being followed as well as many of the past investigators (although I could slightly incorrect here)

I did some digging a couple of weeks ago as well and It seems other researchers of this case have located a past resident of this house whom they suspect of actually being the one whom haunts it now. I read a couple of articles on it and It was interesting to say the least.

I'll have a quick look tonight but more than likely I'll have to do some digging and post it tomorrow as It's late here.


reply posted on 23-3-2011 @ 07:35 PM by SunnyDee
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I could be remembering wrong, but when I had watched this documentary I thought that the ghost was a sailor from the early 1900's maybe a dock worker that was murdered? And not attached to that house, but I'd have to see the documentary again.


reply posted on 30-3-2011 @ 06:06 AM by Rising Against
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I was doing some research a few days ago and I think you're correct here. I can't seem to find it again though, and I can't seem to remember his name exactly but the profession was something around a sailer or seaman still.

I'll do some more digging soon.


reply posted on 17-4-2011 @ 12:53 AM by bud316
Such an interesting subject, it got me to finally stand up and state some claims i found on the gentlemen that found himself hanging in the attic. After watching the video over and over, he just does not seem scared enough to get out of that attic fast enough after being hung by an entity. I think he was walking around in the dark, didn't see the noose, and walked right thru it. In my opinion, as he felt the thing around his neck he probably got scared and jerked back making it feel like he was being pulled down as the rope was nailed to the beam. The mark around his neck is very light, i think if the noose was actually tightening as it was around his neck would have left a very dark, almost bruising, purplelish bruise.. I found something that almost sounds very similiar to San Pedro case. I included it below, with a link about this haunting in Utah.



8) December 1, 1968 - Mrs. C used a folding chair up in the attic room to stand on, in order to get to the crawl space to the storage room, to check on her Christmas ornaments. When she stepped back down onto the chair, it started to fold up. A clear voice told her to "Go with the chair!". She wisely followed the advice, instead of jumping off, which was her first reaction. After recovering from her fall, she realized, that if she had jumped, she would've fallen through the entrance hole to the attic, and would've been found dead on the bathroom floor. She heard the same voice that had told her to go with the chair, saying, "That's how I died." Suddenly, Mrs. C suddenly realized that Toby's death was not a suicide at all, but an accident. Tobias had tied a rope to the rafters, with a noose on the end, to be used as a step to get to the furnace / storage room. When he came back down out of this storage room, the object he stepped down on fell over, causing him to fall, just like her folding chair. Consequently, his head landed into the noose he had earlier used to get up in the furnace room. When his body fell through the attic entrance hole, he hung himself accidentally.

www.hauntedhouses.com...

What do you think? Is there more video to this subject that maybe we have not seen?

Bud316

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