Real Ghost Stories Online

From the week after a young family moved into a 1973 North Carolina home, the ordinary became inexplicable: deadbolts clunking with no visitor, booted footsteps down empty halls, thunderous booms that shook the ceiling, and scratching behind the walls with no trace of rodents. For listeners who love haunted house testimony, poltergeist phenomena, and first-person paranormal accounts, this episode is a steady, escalating portrait of domestic terror. Jonathon’s narrative tracks years of small, maddening provocations: a shower curtain slammed open though no one stood in the tub, a Lionel train repeatedly knocked off its track while his bedroom door was locked, and a living-room curio cabinet that registered a baseball-bat smash with no broken glass. Neighbors later reported lights blazing and the sound of splintering wood while the house stood empty—incidents that sent his father back to the property with a pistol only to find nothing. The family eventually discovered Native American arrowheads and burial mound