Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/04/16/AR2010041604953.html
remember that a man who was a popular principal of a local school didn't find out until after he bought a house in Silver Spring that there'd been a double murder there. (Sad coincidence, he himself was murdered while at home in that house.)
umm, that's terrifying! I wouldn't live there
A very scary coincidence.
Anonymous wrote:When we lived in the deep south, a house in our neighborhood had a murder occur in it. And it was never solved. The home was a family home that had been passed down for generations (This was an older historic neighborhood. The house we owned was built in 1932.). The family was very wealthy. Most people, including the local police, believe that the women living in the house was killed by her brother. Apparently, he was upset that the house had gone to her and not to him. She was killed upstairs in her bedroom. And the detectives couldn't find enough evidence to even make an arrest.
I didn't believe in ghosts until I spent some time in that house.
Anonymous wrote:http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/04/16/AR2010041604953.html
remember that a man who was a popular principal of a local school didn't find out until after he bought a house in Silver Spring that there'd been a double murder there. (Sad coincidence, he himself was murdered while at home in that house.)
umm, that's terrifying! I wouldn't live there
Anonymous wrote:http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/04/16/AR2010041604953.html
remember that a man who was a popular principal of a local school didn't find out until after he bought a house in Silver Spring that there'd been a double murder there. (Sad coincidence, he himself was murdered while at home in that house.)
umm, that's terrifying! I wouldn't live there
remember that a man who was a popular principal of a local school didn't find out until after he bought a house in Silver Spring that there'd been a double murder there. (Sad coincidence, he himself was murdered while at home in that house.)
umm, that's terrifying! I wouldn't live there
Anonymous wrote:I remember that a man who was a popular principal of a local school didn't find out until after he bought a house in Silver Spring that there'd been a double murder there. (Sad coincidence, he himself was murdered while at home in that house.)