Think You May Have a Haunting?
!.) Unexplained noises –
footsteps; knocks, banging, rapping; scratching sounds; sounds of something being dropped. Sometimes these noises can be subtle and other times they can be quite loud.
2. ) Doors opening and closing future moves-
You may hear the distinct sounds of the doors opening and closing, or you may return to a room to find a door open or closed when you are certain that it was left in the opposite position. Sometimes furniture, like kitchen chairs, are perceived to have been moved. Items keep disappearing and reappearing sometime later, either in the same location or in a different location
3.) Lights turning off and on
These events are seldom seen actually occurring, but the lights are switched on or off when you know they were not left that way. This can also happen with TVs, radios and other electrically powered items
4.) Unexplained smells
the distinct fragrance of a perfume or cologne that you do not have in your house. This phenomenon comes and goes without any apparent cause and may accompany other phenomena, such as shadows or voices
5.) Unexplained shadows
the sighting of fleeting shapes and shadows, usually seen out of the corner of the eye.
6.) Strange animal behavior
a dog, cat or other pet behaves strangely. Dogs may bark at something unseen, cower without apparent reason or refuse to enter a room they normally do. Cats may seem to be "watching" something cross a room.
7.) Feelings of being watched
feeling consistently occurs in a particular part of the house at a particular time.
8.) Feelings of being touched
feeling of something brush past you, something touching your hair or "a hand" on the shoulder. Some feel a gentle poke, push or nudge
9.) Cries and whispers
on occasion, muffled voices, whispering and crying can be heard. Sometimes it's music from some unknown source. You may hear their names being said. More than one person may hear or see the same thing at the same time
10.) Cold or hot spots
cold spots are classic haunting symptoms, but any instance of a noticeable variance in temperature without a discernable cause could be evidence
