Abby Connolly
Perhaps she thought that she had the room to herself. She moved the nightgown back over to her side of the room and got into bed. Before falling asleep, she decided to make one last trip to the bathroom. While walking back down the hall towards the room, she noticed that the building had become suspiciously quiet.
The entire place had turned very spooky, to the point where she felt as though some kind of evil person was following her down the hall. When she returned to the room, the nightgown was back on her bed.
After tossing and turning for a couple of hours, she finally fell asleep in the creepy room. That is, until the door to her room opened in the middle of the night.
“A man stood in the darkened doorway, the hall light behind him showing just enough for me to see his contorted face,” she said. “‘I didn’t mean to,’ he sobbed. ‘You have to help me.'”
She immediately sat up, rubbed her eyes, and turned on the lamp. But once the room was lit, she noticed that the door actually hadn’t opened at all. Not only that but it was locked, making it impossible for anyone to enter without a key. After spending the rest of the night sitting up in bed, fully clothed, awaiting any additional terrifying experiences, she packed up her things and went to check out at the front desk immediately.
When she told the front desk person that her roommate had never arrived, she got the weirdest response. Once the employee knew what room she was staying in, she told her, “Ma’am, that room’s been empty for 3 weeks, and it’s been cleaned since then. We only have six people in the whole building.”
How freaky is that?
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