this is so dumb!!! i so don’t believe this

Hello! I am with PIHK *Paranormal Investigators of Henderson Ky*
Does anyone know the exacr address of this house?
Does anyone know of anymore local haunted homes/areas other than the one on Center St?
Thanks for any info.

why do they hear a baby cry inseted of her cry’s.

you guys are full of BULLSHIT
scared motha fuckers

maybe she had a really high pithed voice and when she cryed it sounded like a baby? i have a friend whos like that

Where is this house located?

can you find out if there are any haunted places in fleming county.

can yoiu find out if there are any places in fleming county that might be haunted.

Where is this house located? It is currently occupied, or is it vacant? Also, why is there not a listing for Horseshoe Bend?

I am a part of a ghost hunting team and whether or not the story is true or not id like to find out. Im sure the owner of the place has more info on the story and can explain the baby crying. If anyone knows the address me and my team will investagate and share our experiences.

u ***** ur fucked on something b/c i live her ******* in hendo!!!!!! dam *****!!!!!

well maybe she had a baby you c have a b it dont mater ho old y are.like my cosin had a baby at 3

shutup bjc u n t stop cusin kk bjc

look stupid ***** the BABY could have died 2 ways!!!! one: she was pregnat!! two:the baby could have died there and haunts the place that caused her heart attack swear u all who ask the same question over and over about “y does the babby fit in the story?” look at the other comments stupid *******!!

i would love to go see this house, i wonder if its for rent:) id love to find out.. anyone want to be room mates in a haunted house i think it would be great.

yeah its on center and clark st 5 clark st i believe it s 4 sale i use to live there1

Where did all you people get your education? Half of you don’t even know how to talk and the other half don’t know how to spell. no wonder ky has a bad reputation for ignorant people. GO BACK TO SCHOOL!!!

the story is very true and it was on the biography channel and in 3 haunted houes true ghost stories you can go to the http://www.biography channel and look the story up and find the story and you will see the houes and find the story to be true and go to www. find haunted houes and put what your look for and you will find it.

Woah,Thats pertty sad and scary at the same time,although a babys cry?Unless its the old woman who does these crys…

I believe I know this house. It is in Robards, in Henderson County. Or it was until a few years ago when it was torn down. The old woman did not fall down the stairs. She was found beside the mail box by neighbors, and it was assumed she had a heart attack. The house sat on a hill and the driveway was a good hike for an elderly woman. I lived in this house when I was young.

The sounds of children playing and a baby crying could be heard daily. They weren’t ghosts, but echos of all the kids she cared for. She pretty much ran a day-care for kids in the area, though I don’t think she was paid for it from what I’ve heard. I’m not sure if she was ever married, but she had no children of her own.

When she was found, she was never taken anywhere until after the funeral. A coffin was brought in and she was placed inside. She stayed in the parlor(my parents bedroom when I lived there) until she was buried. On the wooden floor where the coffin sat was a red rectangle that looked like blood. Nothing would cover it or get rid of it. My uncle tried painting the floor with a black paint, several coats of it. As soon as the paint was dried, the stain bled through.

Footsteps could be heard daily, though mostly at night. She would come through the house and check on everyone. Every night we were tucked in, then kissed on the cheek. Sometimes we saw her, but we always heard and felt her. You’d think we would have been scared, but she always gave off a comforting, loving feeling that made you feel safe.

What I know about her I learned from the farmer who lived across the road. I don’t know when she died, but the farmer was a boy when it happened and he was in his 60′s or 70′s when we lived there in the early 1980′s. He played at her house from a young age until she died. He wasn’t sure exactly how old he was, but remembered being pretty young. I believe his father was the one who found her. He remembered his family talking about her, and how no one confirmed how or why she died. There were even rumors of her bleeding, which doesn’t happen with a heart attack. We moved and I got older, so I didn’t look into it any further. Now the house is gone, the hill has been flattened, and a local farmer uses the place to park his tractors. No one is still alive that knew her, and their families don’t even remember much about the rumors.