Comments on: Home Sweet Home

By: amanda

amanda — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 23:10:34 +0000

That is a very interesting story of both a residual and an intelligent haunt all in the same location! I would really like to come investigate the claims there. I believe strongly in the paranormal! I have had many of my own personal experiences that would make your hair stand on end! I am really interested in starting my own paranormal investigation group both to help the families we would investigate for, for our own hard evidence, and for our own personal experience. Please send me the street address of this home to my email.

By: just wondering

just wondering — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 05:12:04 +0000

Not sure if this has any meaning or not, but–My son and his friend wanted me to drive out to a place I believe near Hunter ND. They said that it was haunted. So to humor them, I hopped in my blazer with them and took the drive. We had an enjoyable ride and when we turned on the rode and approached the driveway, I got this very horrible feeling. I was so stricken by fright that I immediatley turned around and drove away. I have no clue as to why I felt this way. Although my son and his friend was dissappointed they were ok with us returning to Fargo. About a mile and a half from the house, on a perfeclty level-no big rocks–on the road, I got a flat. Mind you these were new tires on my Blazer. So we pull over and look at the tire and it looked shredded. I know i didn’t hit anything as I would have felt it and the shredding was on the sides of the tire not on the tread and no I didn’t drive it up against anything. It looked like it was slashed by a knife. So we got the tire off and for some reason the Blazer was at an angle and we couldn’t ge the spare tire on. To our relief a young man came by and said that he lived nearby and would go and get a better jack. He came back, we got the spare on and I thanked him and jokingly asked for his cell number in case we needed his assistance again. He laughed and gave me his number and left. We loaded the bad tire, jack, and jumped into the vehicle to take off. Problem #2–I tried to start the Blazer and it was totally and completely dead. No I didn’t leave my lights on and we were only there for about a total of a half hour. My son called the young man who had just assisted us and he came back to gives us a jump. We made it home without any further problems. The next day I decided to call the young man and get his full name and address so that I could send him something to thank him for his assistance. I looked up the number on my phone and hit send. When someone answered the phone it wasn’t the young man but an older lady. I asked if she knew who that person was and if she would give me his address so I could send him something. After I had explained what had happened, the lady only stated that this was her phone and no one else had used it. I told her that I had called the young gentleman at this number yesterday around 11 or so. She said that her phone didn’t ring at all last night. So any way, after another few minutes of trying to get the guys name and address I gave up. OK was the older lady BS’s me, did the young man borrow her phone, or what. Why did my brand new tire get so chewed up? And why did my battery die completely. Oh yea and we were a little amazed that someone showed up on this road that was way out in the middle of no where at 11 pm on a school night. You tell me, because I am still floored by it all to this day. ( and don’t say I am a bad parent because I took my son out late. Sometimes you just have to say the heck with it and have some fun with your child, although my fun cost me a new tire)

By: Jeffrey

Jeffrey — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 13:07:16 +0000

My house is haunted and i have stories of hauntings but i got used to scary stuff like flickering lights and radios turning on by themselves and footsteps but before i was in the shower and i slide the clear slider and i look at it because i feel like something is watching me and so i look at it and i see an old lady staring at me so i run out of there and another is when i woke up at 3:00 am because of footsteps and so i get angry and curse and scream at the noise and then it stops but then seconds later i feel static energy go up against my face it’s like hand on the tv except it’s your face and another is my mom is very religouse so she reads the bible before she goes to sleep and so the door opens and she screams at what she saw as a black figure that was the shape if a little boy and then the little ghost closes the door hard but i dosen’t make a noise so my mom gets scared and takes off the lights and goes to sleep so i know how it feels to get haunted 24 7

By: Jackson Stone

Jackson Stone — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 18:33:35 +0000

Don’t buy from that shop! Don’t even go in there actually! The owner of the store could b the ghost of the man! And he’ll make u do evil deeds instead of paying for what u buy! EVIL EVIL EVIL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

By: Ann

Ann — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 01:06:02 +0000

Growing up in Minot you learn at a young age or at least you did when I was growing up to stay as far away from Tagus as you could. Even the Air Force soldiers didn’t go near that town. I am not saying that I totally believe everything I heard but I do believe it is possible. I believe there is good and bad everywhere hence the good and evil.

By: Lori

Lori — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 20:52:54 +0000

Most criminal and justice authorities agree that the “nationwide cult” theory promoted by Maury’s book The Ultimate Evil is false, as are many of his “facts.” That doesn’t mean that there aren’t scattered Satanists around; I suppose some people are foolish enough to risk eternity that way. Believe what you choose, I guess.

By: Ann

Ann — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 21:26:57 +0000

You know Minot is known for it’s underground tunnels. The satanic rituals did happen there and as I said the book The Ultimate Evil accounts for the belief that it was a real occurrence in the towns of Minot and Tagus. Growing up there most of my life I heard the stories and believe in the hauntings.

By: poppylee

poppylee — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 19:56:47 +0000

The house is on 4th avenue. My Aunt grew up in this house when she was a little girl. She used to tell me stories about her friend in the attic. I definitely believe it to be haunted and of course you wouldn’t see anything when you were there on a school trip….. most haunting activity takes place at NIGHT…when things are quiet. There is a foot bridge near this place that gives me the creeps.

By: Lori

Lori — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 20:54:48 +0000

For the teenager who said that only children believe in ghosts and there aren’t any — kiddo, I wish you were right, but there are spirits. My house is haunted, and like others, I can’t afford to move away. However, the spirit isn’t harmful (except once) so I’m coping. As for all the “Satanic Ritual” stuff; most of that is done by teenagers playing. The rest is urban — or more likely, in ND, rural — legend. Didn’t happen. And for almost everyone else, the correct spelling is CEMETERY, not CEMETARY (apparently unless you’re in Tagus; theirs is labelled “Cemetary.” Apparenly someone couldn’t spell).

By: Ann

Ann — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 15:22:19 +0000

I grew up in North Dakota in Minot. I have heard all the stories about Tagus and Minot. Read the book Ultimate Evil by Terry Maury. That book accounts for a lot of different things that happened in Minot and Tagus. My dad was in the missile field in the 80’s and they were told not to go near Tagus. Tagus was known for satanic rituals and so was Minot.