Post by hi224 on Oct 17, 2018 7:52:20 GMT
Ghosts Of Normandy
Ghosts Of Normandy is listed (or ranked) 5 on the list The Creepiest Ghost Stories And Legends From WWII
Photo: Philippe Ales/Wikimedia Commons/CC BY-SA 2.0
One father took a trip through France with his family. He wanted to visit Normandy and see a few sites from WWII. His daughter was seven years old at the time, and he says that she had, at that point, never been exposed to any history about WWII and didn’t know what either side’s uniforms looked like. After they returned home, things got a little odd. He writes:
“Over the past year, my daughter has often spoke of 'things' or 'men' that she saw looking at her, pointing guns at her, and following her while we were in the bunkers and around the Normandy area. She often described them as crouching down, hiding behind corners, holding guns and looking as if they were very mad.” He started asking her questions about what she saw. Here’s one conversation he had:
“Were you scared?”
“Yes, but I knew they weren't trying to hurt me. So I didn't think anything of it, but there were a lot of them. Everywhere I looked. They were moving around, like army men do. Kind of crawling, but bent over. When we would walk out of a bunker, I would see one in the grass, or behind a tree. Then when I was in the car, I could see them looking at me from behind a fence in a field. Sometimes a lot of them, sometimes only one or two.”
She also described their uniforms perfectly, camouflage and everything.
Ghosts Of Normandy is listed (or ranked) 5 on the list The Creepiest Ghost Stories And Legends From WWII
Photo: Philippe Ales/Wikimedia Commons/CC BY-SA 2.0
One father took a trip through France with his family. He wanted to visit Normandy and see a few sites from WWII. His daughter was seven years old at the time, and he says that she had, at that point, never been exposed to any history about WWII and didn’t know what either side’s uniforms looked like. After they returned home, things got a little odd. He writes:
“Over the past year, my daughter has often spoke of 'things' or 'men' that she saw looking at her, pointing guns at her, and following her while we were in the bunkers and around the Normandy area. She often described them as crouching down, hiding behind corners, holding guns and looking as if they were very mad.” He started asking her questions about what she saw. Here’s one conversation he had:
“Were you scared?”
“Yes, but I knew they weren't trying to hurt me. So I didn't think anything of it, but there were a lot of them. Everywhere I looked. They were moving around, like army men do. Kind of crawling, but bent over. When we would walk out of a bunker, I would see one in the grass, or behind a tree. Then when I was in the car, I could see them looking at me from behind a fence in a field. Sometimes a lot of them, sometimes only one or two.”
She also described their uniforms perfectly, camouflage and everything.