The Oviedo Lights – These eerie lights can be seen from a bridge where a young man killed himself after he lost his love. It is well know to native Oveidans and has been seen by many, many people. The man’s ghost has also been seen in the area below the bridge.
Long ago, in the 1800s, a man worked on the railroad tracks. One day, he was riding on the back of a caboose and fell off. He was knocked unconscious, and another train was coming — he was decapitated, his head flying nearly 200 feet away. To this day, his ghost is seen carrying his […]
Stand on the railroad tracks and face west. A glowing light will begin to appear, moving slowly down the rails. Walk toward it and it disappears. Turn around, and the light reappears behind you. Local legend says the light belongs to a man who was struck by a train years ago. His head was severed, […]
You can see balls of light floating around. People have seen a man in an old truck reading a newspaper, but it is impossible to get a truck back where you see him because next to the tree is an 8 foot ditch and the rest is surrounded by thick woods. You can hear a […]
A stretch of old highway on the outskirts of Jefferson City, Missouri, is notorious for being haunted. The road is lined by cornfields, and there is a light that follows you for approximately four-five miles. The ghost of a mischievous old man named Ofie is known to haunt the road. Several people have reported hitting […]
Glaser Road and Meramec State Park – There was a “mist” appeared to many teenagers in the late 50’s and early 60’s on Glaser Road. They nicknamed it the Blob. Also on the same road starting in the 60’s and goes on today but only on occasion a light appears and dances around in the […]
Feeling of being watched, little boy seen, orbs of light appearing in pictures that weren’t there when visited.
Senath Light – It is said that a light appears and comes toward you. Cars are said to lose their power, as the light nears. If the light reaches your car, it is said that where it comes to rest, the paint will be scorched or bubbled. The Seneth light is located off HWY 412. […]
