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Eleven eight twenty-five code six one oh5 North Avenue

fifty-two. No trouble. 600 North Pond.

It was an automotive accident. It scared the out of me.

He's at the point now where he's pleading.

We saw a shadow figure of a man. Who's there? It was one of

the most terrifying experiences of my life. It was all

connected to dark forces.

They don't train you for something like this.

Please take your emergency.

I

Is anyone there?

Emergency, which service? Police, there are people

outside smashing our windows. Please send someone. What's the

location of your emergency? Maidstone nursing home. Part

two, the servant of Midside nursing home. Copy Dispatch

tenfour.

Police Constable David Elvey a seven year veteran gets the

call became a police constable I always wanted to be in the

police probably help by the fact that my father was also a

police officer at the time I was working with a colleague

that night we received a call regarding possible intruders at

a local nursing home the staff there had experienced persons

unknown banging on the outside of the windows around the

nursing home

you never know what to expect and certainly as we pulled up

at the nursing home the adrenaline was going

As first responders, we did know that we were the only ones

available and if we were going to get help, it would be

a long time in coming.

Follow me. The lady indicated that they were upstairs.

It did strike me how shaken the lady was.

On the landing upstairs, there was lighting but it was very

dim lighting just purely to illuminate the hallway just

slightly. There were times when you couldn't actually see what

was around the corner. Offenders can get themselves

into all sorts of hiding places that you wouldn't necessarily

expect. They may have a knife on them. Certainly, they may

have another weapon, baseball bat, something like that to

club you with.

The environment was very very spook actually.

There was absolutely nothing, no damage or anything amiss.

The officers moved next to the third floor. The last place

where the intruders could possibly be.

I'm basically prepared for any eventuality.

I did find it quite unsettling. Noises that some of the

residents were making were quite unnerving.

In my experience and having dealt with these type of calls

fairly often, generally, they would do anything they can to

evade capture.

The intruders could potentially be in a bed hiding in plain

sight.

Suddenly, someone was staring back at me. And it scared the

out of me. What is it?

I guess. Then I realized fairly quickly that this was actually

a resident and they're actually asleep with their eyes open.

Very very bizarre. When we're presented with something

paranormal in nature, something which is completely outside of

our spectrum of understanding, we respond accordingly which is

very difficult for someone who's trying to make sense of

what's going on. We might have a feeling of being observed. We

might not see ourselves as having like a psychic sense but

what is that? You know, what exactly does that mean when we

feel like someone is observing us? That's a sixth sense that

is activated in situations where we may be in danger. Were

there any signs of any intruders in any of the wards?

Absolutely nothing. No sign of any intruder.

Once we ascertain that the upstairs was clear of any

intruder, we went round the outside of the premises to see

if there was any sign of damage or forced entry on any of the

shutter windows.

Way, okay?

The staff were clearly terrified which would be

understandable in any of these circumstances.

In the staff room, there is an intercom system and they can

then hear what's going on in the wards.

One lady in particular did feel that the experience was

entirely paranormal

it was all connected to dark forces.

Then something else happened that made it even more

mysterious. Suddenly through the intercom quite clearly they

all hear all sorts of noises.

Given the fact that all the residents are bed bound, the

last thing they expected to hear coming through there were

loud, precise footsteps going across the landing.

Nothing? No, something.

Next thing, we hear the ladies screaming. Full pelt screaming.

Loudest screams ever heard actually.

Unexplained noises outside an old English nursing home

suddenly shift to inside. Sending police constable David

Elvey and his partner rushing to the scene. I launched myself

up the steps.

What I think is in hot pursuit of an intruder. I heard it. I

heard footsteps. I literally must be seconds away from the

person. My adrenaline was really flowing. I wanted to

catch him. When I got to landing, I did start to feel

very uneasy.

Scott, did you take a look down there? I'm heading up here.

Alright. We're very quiet, very dark, very still, and once

again, I heard footsteps.

Very precise thudding of feet on the floor

I was scared as hell. Uh in a lot of investigations, we find

that spirits seem to be stuck at a particular location,

sometimes even in a particular room or even in a bed and it's

usually of their own doing psychologically, emotionally,

they're trapped there because they don't believe they can

leave.

Felt very oppressive up there. It was like the atmosphere

kind of like closed in on me. There are so many examples

where spirit is pulling energy is pulling heat, the life force

out of its surrounding. We often think about this icy

finger of death. Uh the shiver up our spine. Uh this this cold

that just gives us goosebumps. Often times those are spirits

pulling energy out of their environment to manipulate

objects to manipulate us. I looked and there was noone

there.

I didn't feel that I was quite in that real world anymore.

There was absolutely no way that any person could have got

up those stairs onto that lending and anywhere else

without me seeing them. There was no other route out.

That's when I realized that whatever was up there did not

belong in the living world.

Scott. When I joined up with my partner, I actually had never

seen him so unnerved. He confirmed that he had it the

exact same experience as I did. Status report please. Yeah, we

searched the area. No traces of an intruder. No signs of forced

entry. I felt it best when I did get back downstairs that I

shouldn't say anything to the ladies. They had been terrified

enough and I really didn't want to add to it. Why didn't she

report it? It's not good for your career to should we say

promote belief in supernatural activities.

What do you think you encountered in that nursing

home? Given all the evidence that I was presented with from

the staff and from my own experience on that landing.

There was no doubt in my mind that something paranormal had

happened to all of us.

Sometimes a spirit might be bound to a particular spot and

it needs help. It needs a guide. It needs to be given

instruction as to how to crossover. A dark entity might

open up a portal, some doorway that they can move through.

Hospitals are places where a number of people have crossed

over. There's been a lot of death there. There are very

strong psychic traces left behind.

We lost a patient today.

They told me that unfortunately one of the residents had died

earlier on in that day. And was it clear to you that it was

that death that triggered all this paranormal activity?

Absolutely clear.

I remained in that area policing for for quite a while

afterwards and to my knowledge there were never any further

calls to that nursing home

Nine one1, what's your emergency?

Through guard rail. Sir, how many vehicles are involved in

the accident? We need help. That's what I called. Was

anyone thrown from the vehicle? Police hurry.

Wilson Creek, truck twenty-three, please respond.

Lawrence here. Reporting vehicle rollover, junction 4,

possible multiples. Roger that, I'm close by.

With the all too real possibility of casualties,

veteran volunteer EMT Betty Lawrence raises to the scene.

Nights like that. I don't think anyone would want to find

themselves in that area in in that situation because it's

dark and it's rainy and it's dangerous. Dispatch to truck 23

confirming Junction four out daily. Copy that dispatch them

on my way. We did it because we wanted to help people. As an

EMT, Betty Lawrence's area of the country is one of the most

dangerous to service. With miles of winding roads, hairpin

turns, steep hills, and deep ravines. This particular call

came in, it was a bad night. There were other calls going on

so we had three ambulances out.

It was an automotive accident. The one particular road that

this accident was on was well known for having accidents on

it. The roads in this area tended to be prone to black

ice.

You could feel the ambulance slipping a little getting up to

the accident.

The details that I had been told was it was a car over to

the hillside. We didn't know how many people, what type of

vehicle, or any of that information. Once on scene,

Betty's first task is locating the 911 caller. Ooh.

Very definitely, I felt that there was a presence there with

me. Hello? That I wasn't alone. Hello.

But whoever placed the call is no longer there. It was so

dark. I could barely make anything out. It was like

someone was there with me.

Right beyond the guard rail is an extremely steep hillside

going down at this angle very difficult to walk down in broad

daylight when it's dry let alone impossible in the dark

and wet there was no signs of any humans any bodies I didn't

even see the car but deep below she can hear the sound of an

engine running hello is someone down there

Suddenly, I heard a man almost at the other side of the

ravine. Hey, we're down here. We need help.

This is Lawrence. There's a survivor here. Please send

help. Send a rescue squad. The rescue squad was probably two

miles from the accident. However, it could be up to 15

minutes to get the actual crew interrupt there. Help. Please

hurry. Isn't it protocol for you to wait for backup? I

really didn't feel I had a choice. The individual was

becoming so frantic. I felt like if I waited for other

people to come and help me, I would never be able to live

with myself.

I knew how to go down a hill like this but I'd only ever

done it in practice. I certainly had never done it

alone or in the dark.

It probably took me five minutes total time to get from

the top of the hill to the bottom going very slowly and

carefully. It felt much longer because I knew this gentleman

was down there hoping I would get to him as quickly as

possible.

Please hurry. He's at the point now where he's pleading.

Through the thick foliage, she finally spots the wreckage.

There was broken glass and plastic. Girl. When I looked at

the vehicle in the way that it was, I was surprised we were

talking to someone.

When I looked at the driver, I noticed his neck was broken so

it was evident that he had died.

Hey, come help. Over here. I can hear the man saying, I'm

over here. I'm over here. Please come.

And then I started to hear something. Hello?

The darkness started to be oppressive feeling. It was

spooky.

I felt a presence there with me. Hello.

It was quite a strong possibility that it was a

person involved in the accident who may have succumbed to his

injuries. But once again, the man has vanished. Every here in

my body is now standing up on end trying to figure out this

situation.

It's like there was a little child somewhere in that area

lost and just is crying. It totally froze me right down to

my core with shock. But there was noone.

Not a shred of anyone.

That was terrifying.

Racing to the scene of a deadly crash volunteer EMT Betty

Lawrence is summoned into the dark woods by a mysterious

figure.

Where she hears the whales of a baby.

It's like there was a little child somewhere in that area

lost and just is crying.

There was a car seat buckled tight against the back seat and

I thought is there a child in there and craned my head down

trying to see and at that point, this little hand moved

up into the light. Why that baby survived was the parent

loved it enough to put it in the car seat and have the car

seat correctly buckled. I immediately was looking for the

other passenger who had been calling us and crying out to

him. Is this who you we need to help? Where are you?

There's no sign of this man. Often times what will happen is

people will report seeing these apparitions and then they will

to our eyes disappear. But one of the theories is that they're

not actually disappearing. One of the theories is is that

maybe the light bends in slightly different way. Our

perception changes. Uh the frequency in which we're

receiving those particles of light may change. And to our

eyes the entity actually vanishes.

I'm looking at this child and I realize I have to get this baby

out because I'm afraid they're going to suffer hyperthermia

from being so cold. I

So as an EMT, how many victims were you now dealing with? At

this stage in the call, there were three victims, the infant,

the individual who was in the driver's seat and had died at

the scene of the crash and the gentleman who was speaking to

us. The rescue team finally reaches the accident scene.

Some go to work on freeing the dead man from the car and

retrieving his ID. While others keep searching for the missing

survivor. Hello? Is anybody out there? Are you there? The

rescue team spent two hours looking for the man who urged

me to come down into that ravine. No one found him. There

was no clothing found. There was no evidence that he ever

was there. In fact, I was quite shook up about that. I

personally knew what I saw.

What about the ID they found on the driver? The police

department got a hold of the victim's family. The wife said

it was just her husband and their infant child in the car.

There was noone at any time in the car other than them. We

What about the man that called you down? What I believe I saw

was the ghost. Down here. Of the deceased driver. Save When

you're confronted with something like that that you

don't understand, it can be very scary.

I was dealing with something that's not of this world.

I personally knew that I heard this man. That he was able to

ask for help. Help us. Help us.

Often times we forget that these intelligences are

emotional beings and that they can think and feel and process

and that they still very very much care for the people that

that they observe all the time. And I think it's easy to forget

that just because we can't see them doesn't mean they're not

still there. This father even though he had died did

everything he could to ensure his child would receive all the

help she needed. He knew if he didn't get help for his

daughter, his daughter most assuredly was going to die.

He may have even called and let us know. Nine one1, what's your

emergency? Yeah, car went off the road. Sir, how many

vehicles are involved in the accident? Was anyone thrown

from the vehicle? You need to come now. Howie called, I can't

explain to you. But this father is the one that made the call.

The bond between parent and children exist for eternity. I

don't think that bond ever breaks.

Dispatch to unit seventy-eight. We have a motion alarm in

building twelve. Copy that. We're on our way. An alarm has

been set off on the grounds of a large university and with a

possible intruder on the loose, campus officer Lisa Times,

fresh out of the academy, races to the call with her partner in

tow.

The majority of universities now have police. Like any other

police officer, I have the same training. I was armed. I had

arrest powers. With campus violence on the rise, the

officer prepares for the worst. The university was dangerous

because there were a lot of gangs. They would come and

steal cell phones and beat up the you kids like it was pretty

bad. It was really bad where I worked.

Emotional alarm is pretty much a burglar alarm. Someone could

possibly be in the building. To students on campus, the

building is widely believed to be haunted because of its dark

sorted past. It did look very spooky. The outside of it was

just an old church looking building. This was one of the

sites where the bodies were stored during the Spanish flu

epidemic. There are bodies kept in the basement. To be honest,

it was extremely scary.

There were no signs of forced entry. They disarmed the alarm

and proceed to search the old building. We turned it off as

we're entering the building. We reset it when we leave.

Suddenly about 40 feet away from us, we saw something.

Stop.

You see that?

Where'd it go? Called out to it and I said, who are you? Show

yourself.

We heard the sound, a very loud sound through the door.

When you hear a sound like that, you assume someone was in

the building.

There was nobody on the other side of the door.

And noone was inside of the building.

I've encountered false alarms in the past. It could have been

a bat, it could have been a curtain, dust. So, we've set

the motion alarm and we went back on patrol.

We heard the alarm again. I was thinking that maybe someone was

playing a prank.

Something tripped it.

We heard boom, boom, boom, very loud.

We heard something run up the stairs and we went over to that

area.

At the top of the staircase, a door slammed. The doors were

locked. From a rational standpoint, none of this makes

sense. There's noone there. They don't train you for

something like this. Whatever this was, it was not of this

world.

In an old university building. Campus police officer Lisa Kims

chases an intruder.

That keeps disappearing into thin air. We had a very clear

view. We would have been able to see someone go up those

steps and go through that door but we did not see anyone.

Immediately after that, my partner said the side of his

face went ice cold and numb. I did not believe in ghosts until

that moment.

It's likely that the spirit may be present there. The spirit is

believed to draw energy out of the atmosphere and people who

get touched by spirit energy claim that they have this very

cold sensation almost down to the bone. But it's not just the

temperature that is suddenly affected. We heard a very loud

sound in the basement of the building. Ghosts and spirits

can manifest in all different kinds of ways.

There really seems to be a correlation between buildings

that have a dark history and huntings. Uh these buildings

are are full of tragedy and highly charged emotions and

death. I thought maybe there was a connection between my

experience and the bodies that were kept in the basement

during the Spanish flu epidemic. Death has its own

energy.

We noticed a figure of a man peering at us.

And again there was nobody on the other side of the door.

But that wasn't the case. Who's there?

We saw a shadow figure of a man.

I said, did you see that? And he said to me, I do see that.

We both froze. We just were motionless. We just froze.

This figure you say you saw coughing. What made you think

it was connected to the Spanish flu? Because during that flu

epidemic there were so many deaths in that area.

This is a case I think where the spirit was intentionally

reaching out for help. Uh some spirits will continue to go

back to those scenes even if they're not trapped there until

they get help and are able to cross over.

Please help me.

No point in us catching it. It was extremely scary.

Let's get out of here.

Sometimes, a person recognizes that they died and they're not

ready to go. So, they remain at that area looking for help not

knowing what to do. We left the building. We just left the

building. We were scared out of our minds. We are police

officers. You should be checking it out. That's correct

but because of what just happened, we did not. Following

this incident, I avoided going in there at all costs. We would

stay away from the area altogether.

I believe now. I never believed in ghosts. I never did. Not

until that moment. It was one of the most terrifying

experiences of my life.