Haunted house

Most people love  a good haunted houuse story and it seems thaht the more lurid it can possibly be, the better. Evryone has probably been exposed to the typical  ghost story involving a haunted house with a terryfying specter that sendfs residents running out screaming , but  alas,  these are just stories... unlike many others. Putting urban legends and pure speculation  aside, thre are know occurrences a plethora of them actually thaht involve the paranormal, many  of which have been reported  for years and have been documeted by paranormal investigators.
Stereotypical ghost stories  have  the tendency to produce a feeling of the far fetched wherenever the word paranormal is brought up,  but what you re about to read are not your typical legends and fables 

Brace yourself — America is more ghostly than you have ever imagined. Touring haunted houses may be a fun Halloween pastime, but places around the country are said to be filled with paranormal activity all year. The most petrifying buildings filled with spirits are explored in the new book America's Most Haunted by Theresa Argie and Eric Olsen. This read is filled with stories that will chill your bones to their very core. We dug up some of the most interesting stories from the spooky book. Check out the crazy-scary truths and rumors about America's most haunted mainstays. Warning: these spirit stories are pretty scary.

                                       
                                                                

                                       One scary Story 

Pennsylvania's Knickerbocker Hotel: Eternally Checked-In Guests

Brace over 130 years ago, the Knickerbocker Hotel is located in Linesville, exactly halfway between New York and Chicago. The overwhelming paranormal activity in the hotel proves that some guests checked in and never checked out.One woman left her purse at her feet in the dining area of the hotel. When she reached down to get something out of her bag, it was gone. Current owner Peg Knickerbocker told the woman to ask the building to please "give it back." After pleading, "Building, please return my purse," and clearing the room of all people, the women came back to find the purse exactly where it went missing.Another guest at the Knick took her grandson to the bathroom when another woman came in and started impatiently tapping her feet. The grandmother apologized and said that her grandson would be done in a minute, but the impatient woman left the bathroom. When the grandma came back out to tell Peg's sister Clara Hyder about the incident, Clara informed her that they were the only guests in the entire hotel and no other woman was there.