Calls to Police About the Paranormal
Here's some interesting reading for cold winter nights when one just wants to huddle under the covers with a Nook/Kindle/tablet.
At Reddit someone posed the question to police officers:
Have you ever been called to a home for a paranormal reason?
Lots of answers and a long, long thread. Some of the stories are really spooky.
The thread is so long that my e-book reader only calls up the first 500 posts. I intend to copy the rest of the posts on my desktop and put them in a Word file to continue reading on my Nook.
Cher
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That's gonna keep me busy for a while, reading.
"Officer Smith scares easily." 
which was about life in the projects, one time a ghost showed up.
He told everyone he was an "apparition-American."
It was a great show, produced by Ron Howard and Eddie Murphy. It was not politically correct, so it was canceled after one season. You had to listen to the dialogue closely. The main character was named Thurgood Orenthal Stubbs. His wife called him Goody.
It took me awhile to figure out that "Stubbs" was referring to Levi Stubbs of The Four Tops.
"No, honey, don't call the cops. Don't sell out now."
I know, Tsiyu, that was one of the things I enjoyed about the thread, too--that the cops have a sense of humor and the length that some of them go to in dealing with the calls they are sent on. Imagine thinking to "arrest" a ghost!
We do have some good men and women out there on the police force.
Cher