I've heard some weird things about the London underground stations like how:
A group of Londoners began to live underground in the late nineteenth century, and have now mutated. These subterraneans live off the junk food we discard in the underground tube stations and the odd commuter if they are discovered alone on the train. (Wouldn't they have funny eyes being in the dark so long?)
A station employee working alone heard the door to his office rattle several times. Unnerved, the man began climbed upstairs to find a colleague, but felt he was being watched. Turning around, he saw a faceless woman standing there with long blond hair, her features were completely smooth. Talking to his colleague a short time later, the employee found that he wasn't the only person to have seen her.
A British Rail employee saw seeing a tall man wearing a cape and top hat by a hanger. He had a terrible grin and a mouth full of white teeth,must have needed the loo quite badly. A few months later, in the same area, the witness felt a strong tug at her bag almost her over; she spun around expecting to see a colleague, but no one was in sight.
Lastly A station master working alone in the station office late at night heard the soft sounds of children crying. As time went by, the cries grew louder and were joined by heart-rending screams of women. He ran from the office. One hundred and seventy-three people died in the station in a single accident during World War 2, the vast majority being women and children. He said it was something he would remember for the rest of his life.
Are you haunted?
I've heard some weird things about the London underground stations like how:A group of Londoners began to live underground in the late nineteenth century, and have now mutated. These subterraneans live off the junk food we discard in the underground tube stations and the odd commuter if they are discovered alone on the train. (Wouldn't they have funny eyes being in the dark so long?)
A station employee working alone heard the door to his office rattle several times. Unnerved, the man began climbed upstairs to find a colleague, but felt he was being watched. Turning around, he saw a faceless woman standing there with long blond hair, her features were completely smooth. Talking to his colleague a short time later, the employee found that he wasn't the only person to have seen her.
A British Rail employee saw seeing a tall man wearing a cape and top hat by a hanger. He had a terrible grin and a mouth full of white teeth,must have needed the loo quite badly. A few months later, in the same area, the witness felt a strong tug at her bag almost her over; she spun around expecting to see a colleague, but no one was in sight.
Lastly A station master working alone in the station office late at night heard the soft sounds of children crying. As time went by, the cries grew louder and were joined by heart-rending screams of women. He ran from the office. One hundred and seventy-three people died in the station in a single accident during World War 2, the vast majority being women and children. He said it was something he would remember for the rest of his life.
Does anyone else have any stories?
Sleep tight friends...