A True Ghost Story From Ireland

Posted by TheSloneGal on November 14, 2009
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I want to tell you about a ghost experience that was shared with me by a friend from Ireland, but first a few words in general about ghosts:

A ghost is the spirit of a dead person, or sometimes an animal, and sometimes manifests looking very much as they did in life, and is usually encountered in places the person spent a lot of time while they were corporeal. The word “ghost” is also used to reference any spirit or demon. Ghosts are usually found haunting the area in which they died.

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Written by D Slone, Copyright 2009 BestOfAllTopics.com


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