Paranormal Skeptics Share The Moment When They Started Believing In Ghosts

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“The year was 1998; I lived in a brick apartment on Capitol Hill in Seattle. The laundry room and storage area were downstairs in the basement. I was loading up the washing machine when I felt something watching me, so I abruptly turned around and saw a shadowy figure standing near the storage area.”

“I asked it what it wanted, and it waved at me to follow it, so I did. The storage units were made of wood and chicken wire, which were very simply made. The shadowy figure stopped in front of one of the storage units, and the lock was unlocked, so I went in. It was filled with antique furniture and boxes. The first box I was drawn to said Native artifacts, I opened it and saw old yellowed newspaper. I picked up an item and unwrapped it to find a human skull. I nearly sh*t my pants. I took the box upstairs to my roommates, and we unwrapped the rest of the contents of the box, which had a nearly complete skeleton. I ended up calling a Native friend of mine who eventually placed the bones in a burial ground. I have many other frightening stories of spirits and ghosts, and I have even caught a few pictures of ghosts on camera.” 

—Mystic, 53, from Georgia