We’ve all gone down the ‘haunted places’ rabbit hole at some point in our lives. Hours of content on YouTube that we idled away, only to later feel a little too scared to go into the bathroom alone or walk down a dark corridor… wait, is that just me? Surely not.
Anyway, whether it’s a bit of a micro-obsession or just something you enjoy reading about from time to time, rest assured: you’re not the only one. In fact, someone recently turned to netizens to ask what kind of scary experiences they’d had while living, working, or staying in places that were notoriously haunted, and the answers did not disappoint.
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I worked in a Hawthorn Inn for roughly a year as a Houseman and working one night shift it was roughly 2 am getting close to the end of my shift. I had music playing in my earbuds after sweeping the upstairs hall when I saw a middle aged man in a blue hoodie with jeans at the end of the hallway. He walked toward the stairs and I thought nothing of it. I followed getting ready to leave and I asked my manager who was at the front desk if they saw them come down. They didn't and as I was about to leave we both heard the stairwell doors slam so I went to investigate and nobody was there. I left at the end of my shift. Then roughly 2 days after that incident I was taking the trash out to the dumpster when I noticed a white sedan at the outskirts of the parking lot that had been sitting there for weeks. I made my way over to check it out as we were thinking about getting it towed. As I approached the window was cracked open and the smell that came out was horrible. I noticed the motionless body in the driver seat that looked to be long gone due to the fact that he was fused with the car seat. Then I noticed his clothing a blue hoodie with jeans.
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