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Old 03-09-2012, 07:00 PM
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I'd take note of what time it happens if there is a certain time. I'd keep it to myself too.
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Originally Posted by 67drake View Post
Poncho V8,now when you heard somebody coming up the steps,was there any way it could have been something else,and maybe you just thought it was footsteps? I'm guessing no, right? That is what I'm trying to say. 99.9% sure it is footsteps.
There was never anything else that ever sounded the same as footsteps on those stairs and it was consistent with every other time before and after of someone walking up them. They were attached to the wall on the back of the house and ended on the side of the deck where the back door was that entered the room we were sitting in.

I used to do night time pest control in restaurants after closing. We had keys to places to come and go as we needed. One night two of us were sitting in the bar of one place drinking a Coke during a break. This is an old farm mansion/plantation house that's reported to be haunted called the Baker-Peters House. It's on Dixie Lee Hwy and built before the War for States Rights and belonged to a doctor then. There was nearby battle and an attack on the house during the war. I believe it was used as a hospital. There're still musket ball holes in doors. Well upstairs we heard something being dragged across the floor and no crap it sounded like a heavy chain. It went long enough for us to confirm with each other that it sounded like a chain with something metal attached to it. Nobody was there except us and we went up to find nothing and no explanation. Later I heard a loud crash up there. Scared us again but it really scared the other guy who was right next to it when it did that--it was an ice machine spilling the ice into the hopper. It wasn't what we heard the first time and we never figured out what that was. Lots of haunting reports on that house.
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