@Ftx325 that wasnt the house up past the hospital (south end) over looking the airport? I grew up the grey valley and the one i was thinking about had lots of stories but didnt hear that one. wardrobes and doors would open on their own and someone was awake one night and saw the power light on the video camera up on top of the wardrobe come on. That sort of thing
Not my experience but a co workers. Heard the story from someone else before i worked with him but obviously corroborated once we were working together.
Guy starts work as a farm hand just out of Ikamatua. Missus was either pregnant or had a baby (too long ago to remember). Part of the job was cheap board in the old run down homestead. Anyhoo had a bull terrier that apart from the odd dog scrap was neither aggressive or frightened of anything.
Not sure how long they were living there before it happened the first time, but the dog starts absolutely nutting out at something in the corner of the lounge. Nothing there not even a chair. Could not be calmed down. Fixated on the corner, barking whining growling, the whole nine yards.
Wasnt really thinking anything other than the dog was being stupid but not happy so dragged it outside. Cant remember how long till the next occurrence, days weeks? Dog did it again. All the same and he was started to think he had to get rid of the dog as he wasnt trusting it around the missus.
Fast forward to the ending.
Found out later on that the old farmers wife had died of a brain hemorrhage or something in a chair in the corner of the lounge and that others living in that house had experienced weird things as well.
Fast forward a few years the house was sold to a townie from away. Was going to do it all up etc. Something tells me some of the locals may have had a quiet chat with him at the pub about its legacy but was brushed off. Well he didnt do it up. House was bulldozed flat and goneski. Nothing built there for yonks. Only new house is a hundred or so meters away.
Logic says not viable but superstition suggests otherwise
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