well here is a interesting story for you. my wife and i moved from maplewood to eagan to get away from some of the creepy happenings at our old apt. building. we decided that eagan was a nice quiet area(not as much drug and gang activity). shortly after moving in we got a little rat terrier pup. we went to look at him in the town of lerado(i think that is the name of the town, down by faribault). on the way home from "just looking" my wife and i looked at each other, and said "simon", that is our pups name. well, about 4 months ago he started acting really strange, barking growling, and not letting us into certain rooms. i thought he was just being playful, as he is only 1 1/2 years old. then one day he just sat at the end of the hall growling and snarling. as i walked over to him he was still doing this, but was as if he was looking past me. well, about a week ago i was going to run to the store at about 10:00pm. as i was leaving simon wouldn't come anywhere near the door as he usually does when i leave. thinking nothing of it, i opened the door and went out locking it after myself. as soon as i stepped away from the door, i got the feeling i was beeing watched, the hair on the back of my neck stood up, and it got really cold for a moment(it was 80 degrees out)! as i was walking down the stairs i caught a small white figure out of the corner of my eye following me down the stairs. it looked like a little white fluffy puppy. as i turned around i got a real good look at it before it vanished into thin air. simon doesn't even want to go outside now, and he is constantly freaking out in the middle of the night. i don't think that this "spirit" is evil, but it intrigued me. other strange stuff goes on here, but it has happened to me all my life, so i just don't let it bother me.
hope you enjoyed this story, and my wife and i would love to join the group on an investigation in the near future. we have done research on our own, and we could share some of our pics with you.
Brian
Oh absolutely Brian! Please share pictures!
Thanks for sharing your story!
