Ghost Stories
THE LOST GHOST SHIP OF THE DESERT STILL SAILS THE SANDS THE SALTON BASIN
Submitted by Ghostpainter on Thu, 2008-10-30 12:28. All Cities | Desert | Ghost Stories
Somewhere in the great Salton Basin, or the Laguna Salada or the delta of the Colorado River, lie the bones of an ancient ship stranded hundreds of years ago. seen now and again by desert wanderers or by Indians. That is one of the most persistent legends of the far Southwest. and there is every reason to believe that such a ship does or could exist.
New reports of Haunting's In Rialto and Riverside.
Submitted by Ghostpainter on Mon, 2008-10-27 19:44. All Cities | Entertainment | Ghost Stories
At the Blockbuster Vide0 in Rialto during the After hours, the power has reportly gone out in the store while neighboring businesses remain unaffected. Drop box doors have swung open by themselves and the sound of someone walking has been heard when no one is around. In the mornings sometimes stacks of disks can be seen in the middle of the isles, something the workers and staff would make sure was cleaned up before the store was closed for the night. The specter even leaves footprints.
Devil Worshippers and Ghost Hunters; Redlands Is a Wealth of Hauntings.
Submitted by Ghostpainter on Sat, 2008-10-11 14:10. Redlands | Ghost Stories
But then, when is a ghost not wanting to haunt you one might ask. The Redlands area is one of those still small communities that seem to hold that small town charm except when it comes to being haunted. In that respect, the community is over populated. Among the more famous Haunted homes is the Barton Road Mansion. A sinister looking place with a sinister prescience, usually on the third and fourth floors seems to be where most activity occurs. Closet doors push open, cold temps wash over you, and when exiting the Mansion, a figure can be seen watching you walk down stairs from the third floor. Some visitors have witnessed a demonic face watching them and can be seen coming from a closet that suddenly open's. At certain points in mansion you feel watched, and not welcome and you feel most relieved to leave.
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