Paranormal Phenomena

What you are about to read is based on true events that occurred on Friday the 13th of March 1987 at roughly 11:29pm. The woman in the story goes by the name of Mary Aldridge, who wrote a series about sightings she had had in the woodland where she lived. She dissappeared after officials found a letter discribing her fear of a possible 'reaping'. Mary Aldridge was never seen after this event. You may be alarmed by what you read.

Once there was a woman called Mary who went out in the woods to dig up some roots to cook for her dinner. She spotted something funny sticking out of the leaves and dug around until she uncovered a human toe. Mary was extremely hungry, she hadn't eaten a proper meal for weeks, there was some good juicy meat on that toe which she thought would make a delicious dinner. So Mary put it in her basket and took it home to her cottage in the woods.

When she got back to her cottage, Mary boiled up a pot full of this toe meat and it slowly simmered into a soup like mixture, which she ate for dinner that night. It was the best meal she'd had in weeks! Mary then went to bed that night with a full stomach and a big smile on her yellow teeth.

Along about midnight, a cold wind started blowing in the tops of the trees around her house. Local officials reported new of a large black cloud or some sort of stom covering the sky above. Mary awoke and peered out of her window. She says she may have gone mad, but she knows she could a hear a strained croaking. The words seemed odd, it was is if someone was whispereing, "Hairy toe! Hairy toe! I want my hairy toe!"

Inside the house, Mary stirred uneasily in her bed and nervously pulled the covers up over her ears.

From the woods there came a loud thud noise as the wind whistled and jerked at the treetops.

She could hear the hollow whisper once again, coming from the clearing in the Forrest accross from her cottage, "Hairy toe! Hairy toe! I want my hairy toe!" Inside the house, Mary shuddered and turned over in her sleep.

A stomp, stomp, stomping sound came from the garden path outside the cottage.

The night creatures shivered in their burrows as a hollow voice howled: "Hairy toe! Hairy toe! I want my hairy toe!"

Inside the house, Mary snapped awake. Her whole body shook with fright as she listened to the breathy noises in her garden. Jumping out of bed, she ran to the door and barred it. Once the cottage was secure, she lay back down to sleep.

Mary the saw the front door of the cottage burst open with a bang, snapping the bar in two and sending it flying into the corners of the room. There came the loud thudding noise again, like giant feet walking up the stairs. Peeping out from under the covers, Mary saw a huge figure filling her doorway.

"Where is it Mary, it has gone."

Mary sat bolt upright in terror and screamed, "I ATE your hairy toe!"

"Yes, you did," the ghostly figure whispered gently as it advanced into the room, gliding slowly towards Marys bed.

No one living in the region ever saw Mary Aldridge again. The only clue to her disappearance was a giant footprint a neighbor found pressed deep into the loose soil of the meadow beside the house. The footprint was missing the left big toe. Locals also believe this is the reason as to why many of the villagers had also experienced these 'reapings' and felt ghostly presences since this date.

The story was originally told by a local man Thomas Esscott, who reportedly heard Mary screaming into the night and when investigating, found a large bloody severed toe pressed against the window of her bedroom. Even historians cannot figure out the myth behind this truly bizarre haunting.

No. There has never been any proof of this and there have been billions of people who have seen dead people at night.

paranormal definintion:Beyond the range of normal experience or scientific explanation

I am sure to the people that experience a paranormal sighting they are real.

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to people who say there not try telling tat to my friend bill who is a wherepier

Yes, trust me..if you live in a house that has footsteps when its only you and the T.V turns on by itslef and things move..you believe this is very true come over to my house and find it out i dare you!

I would like to add something.

Twice in my life I have seen rocking chairs rocking on their own. Both those times I was by myself and could not prove it to anyone, so pretty much people made light of my experiences when I told them.

Once I was 13 yrs. old of course I got goose bumps and I backed out of the first event and forced myself to go to sleep. Everyone else in the house was asleep.

The second time I was older and in a different town. This time I was alone in my rent home, a two story old house, and a lone rocker in a room I went into started rocking. I pretended not to be afraid and spoke towards it.

I did not run out of either place which surprised me now that I speak of it.

I did not dream it and I know it happened.

Was something trying to communicate, I guess so. Now that I am older my mind is more open and I am more apt to try and investigate further in a non professional way.

I know there are programs on TV that try to show us things but many of them disappoint me. Its always "OK great job lets go to the next one".

I would investigate until I figured out what is going on. What is this thing that is happening.

To this day, those are the only two things that have occurred to me. Do I believe, yes I do. Do I understand? No I don't but I am going to find out more.

For me, paranormal sightings are real.

I really don't think it's always bad to go to her house. But sometimes you should invite her over to your house too, because she might get tired of having to be at her house all the time. If she goes over your house make sure you tidy up a little bit so she can feel comfortable. If she can't go over your house then try to take her to a local park or mall. In a park it would be romantic and you can kiss or hold her.

-~Ashley~

It is easy to think of mirrors as doorways because one not only sees one's face in the mirror, but also the room in the background. It is not at all difficult to imagine that the mirror is not glass but an open doorway into that visible space. This is exactly why birds sometimes try to fly through a mirror, or through a glass window reflecting the sky.

Robert The Doll was made in the Key West, Florida. He was made in 1904 by a young servant that was known to have knowledge of voodo, which she cast on the doll to give to the young boy, Robert Eugene Otto (The servant/slave girl named the doll Robert in order to make the real Robert like the doll). Then, trouble happened and the voodo really worked. Now, Robert sits peacefully in a museum- The East Martello Towers. Hope this helps

The ghost or paranormal person moves it

it guides you to its words

No more than the average person. They don't need math for the job though.

you can ask if they have felt any quick breezes out of nowhere on them,as if someone has just ran by.ask them if theres been any weird movements around that they've heard at night.........i know more but i have a strange feeling of me saying no more than what i already have spoken to you.........

The movie: no. In real life: maybe depends on what you think

Paranormal activty such as ghosts in books and things may be true, but if you are talking about the film of Paranormal Activity, it is completely fictional.

One model of GDV camera which is claimed by its inventor to detect and record auras, costs about 4,500 Euros or about 6,000 U S Dollars.

it spells out Diane

ghosts don't do much at midnight, but 3:00 in the morning is really the witching hour. ghosts haunt the places they used to live, or the people they hate. they bang on doors, rattle chains, and talk all night long. some even hiss or do demonic rituals in the afterlife witching hour. some just walk around.

in my opinion, every elementary is

No. All of the Paranormal Activity movies are fictional.

The question hovers tantalizingly on the border of making sense.

I'm guessing there's some kind of solipsism lurking just underneath the murky waters of the question here, but we can't quite make it out.

Go read about Plato's Cave. Get back to us when you've figured that out, and maybe we'll be able to help, because if you understand Plato's arguments, then you should be able to frame your questions in a more comprehensible way.

One thing that might be important is to state what evidence you have that "our eyes aren't real", and, with that in mind, state what evidence you have that mirrors ARE real.

Paranormal romance is a type of fiction in which there is a relationship that involves liasons with ghosts, vampires, witches, or werewolves. Paranormal romance may also be as simple as having the fiction take place in a paranormal setting, such as a haunted house. One of the most famouse pieces of literature which features Paranormal Romance is the book, "Wuthering Heights", which has ghosts, haunted houses, and hints at reincarnation. Today, the popular "Twilight" series features Paranormal Romance, as it includes vampires and werewolves.

It is called telepathy. It not is so much mind reading as it is that one simply hears what the other person is thinking. If you ever have people tell you, "I was just thinking about that" or "I was going to say that," then you were using telepathy. Most of the time it is not done consciously, so people do not realize they are using it.

Sometimes it gets people into difficulties when they are thinking friendly thoughts about someone to whom they are not even attracted. This is because the person is attracted to them! Yikes!