Comments on: The Kraft House

By: marie

marie — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 16:06:38 +0000

I’ve lived in Pocatello all my life and was 16 at that time. My parents watched the news every night and there was never any murder reported, something like that would have been all over the news. Its just a abandoned building where teens use for a hangout, do a little satanic junk and get high.

By: tiny b

tiny b — Sat, 25 Jun 2011 05:06:56 +0000

what was the girls name i would like to go there and talk to her

By: April

April — Tue, 07 Dec 2010 03:18:32 +0000

My great grandmother owned a bunch of the land and several of the old houses that are off of Kraft road at one time. The city later some of the land where the fields still are. My dad lived in the little brown house down the road on the right hand side a ways and the little white house that is now sided it was once a log cabin and the house directly across from it were my great grandmothers. I can tell you alot of the stories are real. The area is near a reservation as much of poky and black foot are. The Kraft story is true my grandma worked there at the time and the hauntings arent just restricted to the Kraft factory and house but many of the old houses there are. There is an old road that used to go down to the hill behind the white house and down near the river. There are old tunnels there some of the houses connected to these tunnels why I am not sure. I know of a fire that killed an old man that lived on one of the properties and destroyed the house and the one next to it. My great grandmother built a chicken coop in the area of the property after tearing down the houses. In the brown house there is a lady with red eyes that haunts the place. As for Satanic ritual s alot of that has happened over the years my aunt was part of some of it. It can be a fun place to go ghost hunting with permission but dont screw with it at night without permission you will get caught and arrested tresspassing.

By: April

April — Tue, 07 Dec 2010 03:04:59 +0000

My great grandmother owned a few of those old houses off of craft road the white one which was once a log cabin that has siding added to it and the little brown one behind it down the street a ways. She also owned the house across the street as well as some of the field that is still there she later sold it to the city. My dad lived in the brown house and his grandmother lived in both the other houses. I can tell you that many of the ghost stories told there are real. The Kraft warehouse story is true my grandma worked there when kraft was still in business and knew the owners of the place. I can tell you there is an old road behind the white house that leads down into the hills and near the river. That part of town is near a reservation and Im sure things were disturbed over the years plus alot of people hard on thier luck lived there there was some violence over the years. On the land my great grandmother owned at one time there was a fire that burned down to of the old houses she tore them down and built a chicken coop in the area. In one of the old houses a man lived there and when it burned down he died in it. If any of you guys want to hear anything else I know feel free to message me.

By: TheGirl

TheGirl — Sat, 20 Nov 2010 02:07:51 +0000

Hey soldier85, At least us Idahoans know how to spell FROM…southerners! Try spending a night camping by the river in Fort Hall then decide if our haunted stories suck.

By: Norma Jimenez

Norma Jimenez — Fri, 12 Nov 2010 20:40:22 +0000

This was a pretty lame story it seems like a lie to me i like to read things that make me feel a chill and obviously this didnt

By: Michelle

Michelle — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 17:39:18 +0000

The Kraft factory is owned by a different company now. It is on Kraft road, right off the Main Extension in Pocatello. We went by there on Saturday. It is really lit up and apparently there are workers there all the time.

By: toni toni and lutenant lollypop

toni toni and lutenant lollypop — Sun, 31 Oct 2010 01:09:44 +0000

we are three strong paranormal activivists and we are are having mixed feelings about ths story we have yet to see a comment on the actual location of the building and wud really apreciate it if some could give us the actual address because we would love to check it out and get some actual evps and other info thanx bunches
-ttll

By: AP

AP — Tue, 26 Oct 2010 21:53:45 +0000

Tyler, Im curious to know who you worked for when you were here? Did you work with Tim Omans or Russ Lattimer? Ive been down in the basement countless times & although it is very creepy, I have never had a “paranormal” experience down there. All the activity Ive wittnessed has always been on the ground floor. There is a 2 bedroom apartment upstairs that has been sealed off, I spent 3 days up there running gas lines & constantly looking over my shoulder but except for a strange feeling of being watched did not experience anything. The main level is another story however……..

By: Tyler

Tyler — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 22:13:25 +0000

I worked in the old Kraft building for 2 years from 2004-2006, It is now owned by Global Foods and Idaho Rail Shop. During the time I worked there I made improvements to every level in the building, there is a lot of pegan activity that goes on in the upper floors. As far as the basement, i do not recommend going down there, I have never been a believer of things like this but the basement is very disturbed. A dog lived in the building while I worked there and we used to throw food down the stairs and he refrained from going down there no matter what. I did become aware of the story about the girl who was raped and murdered while I worked there. The only thing to worry about is the basement