Posted by: Kim (kburton@biopop.com) on 4/09/1998@12:21hrs:

In Reply to: Hauntings posted by: David Umbria on 6/23/1997@04:58hrs:

3 weeks ago, my husband and I bought a house. Its 35 years old. We had a home inspection done and everything (electrical) was ok and in good working order. Last night we went out to eat and when we came back to the house we heard something upstairs. We stood still and listened and come to find out it was our sons toy train. It was not on when we left. We went upstairs and cut it off and just passed it off as a freak accident (maybe something fell and cut it on.) Well we got went to bed and about 2:00 am I woke up to a noise. Sleepy I fist thought that the alarm clock was going off. After I woke up I realized that the train was back on. Our son could not have cut it on because he slept with us last night and he was still sound asleep. My first reaction was that there was someone in the house. My husband got up and cut the train off again and checked out the house, only to find that we were the only ones inside. He brought the train into our room and put it in the floor. I got up this morning after my husband had left for work, took a shower, got out and was getting dressed. I had the light on in the bedroom, the hallway and the closet. I had to go into the attic (its a walk-in closet type of attic) to try and find some pants that was still not unpacked when I came out the lights were off in the bedroom, the hall and the closet, but still on in the attic that I had just come out of. My son was still sound asleep. I would have passed it off as a power outage, but the nightlight in the hallway was on, the alarm clock was still on and fishtank was still on. The light switches were all still in the on position. The lights were all still on downstairs as well. The train and the lights could not be connected, because the train is battery operated. This is a little nerve racking. I checked to see if maybe a breaker had been turned off, but they were all still on. Is it really possible that there could be a ghost in the house? If so can they harm you other than making you a nervous reck? What can we do if this type of thing continues?

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