He And His Mom Saw A Ghost Boy Walk Past The Couch In Their Living Room
While not everyone believes in ghosts, sometimes even the most skeptical among us have paranormal experiences that shake them to the core.
This man has always viewed himself as pretty skeptical in regard to ghosts and other paranormal phenomena, but he has had unexplainable situations throughout his childhood that have made him wonder whether or not ghosts really do exist.
When he was 7-years-old, his family moved to the suburbs and into a house with a pool and a large backyard. Soon after that, strange things began to happen.
“From the living room, you could see out to the dining room, and there was a three-seater couch that sort of defined the bounds of the two spaces. I initially thought my eyes were playing a trick, but occasionally, while playing in the living room, I would notice a short boy walk past the couch; however, you would see nothing but only the top of his head. Think of Dennis the Menace’s haircut, except his hair was more of a hazelnut color,” he explained.
At least once a week, he saw this boy walk past the couch.
Several months later, he and his mom were sitting in the living room, looking towards the dining room, and he suddenly saw the boy once more walk past the couch. And he wasn’t the only one who saw the boy.
“My mother reacted to it and asked if I’d seen a child walk past,” he said.
He then told his mother that he saw the child often and that he only ever saw the child’s head. His mother said that she constantly felt like she saw something out of the corner of her eye and had previously wondered if it was just her imagination.
Later, his younger brother, who was 6-years-old at the time, told him he’d also seen the mysterious boy.
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While it was a very strange experience, the potential ghost boy never spoke, made any noise, or even looked at anyone as he walked past the couch. He had other odd encounters as well while growing up.
“A couple of times a year, while I would play outside, I would hear someone call my name. It was more of a feminine voice, and it was like a loud whisper, but from a distance. This always happened while I was alone in the yard. It was definitely not my mother, as sometimes my mother was gone out shopping or working. I always felt like I was being watched and that the air would become colder,” he shared.
At other times, he would see moving shadows and shadow people, and years later, he learned that his brother apparently saw them, too.
He would always see the shadows, which he described as being “slightly skinny” figures, out of the corner of his eye, and as soon as he would try to look directly at them and focus on them, the shadows would disappear by essentially floating away around corners or behind doors. He explained that it was as if the shadows were afraid of being found or seen.
Unlike the ghost boy, however, his mother didn’t see these shadows, and neither did his father. When he talked to his mother about the shadows, she suggested that it was because he watched too much television or perhaps just his mind playing tricks on him.
Have you ever had similar paranormal experiences?
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