All American Horror: Gateways to Hell Page #7

facing this way,

and from the side over here I

got hit with a Mountain Dew

bottle so I'm thinking

someone in here is just

messing with me, part of the

tour.

As I'm looking over there what

was left of the fluorescent

light fixture which

is where these wires are

actually part of that was here

decided to swing down and it

basically rang my bell, just

hit me full force on the face.

As I'm standing here I'm

hearing people go "Wow, cool,

check it out."

I'm hearing concrete sounds

and what it is is the concrete

off the floor is now

sliding this way and hitting

me in the wall over there and

before that section of

the wall fell down you could

actually see where it hit the

concrete so hard it took

chunks out of the concrete.

And everybody here was like

"Wow, cool" and I'm going

"Let's get out of here, this

hurts"

and this was a hydro treatment

room.

Male Speaker:
The batteries in

here are fairly fresh and they

just died which

is fairly common.

When you're doing ghost

hunting bring lots of

batteries.

Keith Age:
I would not stand

in front of the door, I'd come

all the way in.

Male Speaker:
The door's

little.

What tends to happen in this

room is this door will shut on

its own.

Female Speaker:
I'm freezing.

Male Speaker:
It's dropping on

me too.

Female Speaker:
Yes, I'm real

cold. Keith Age:
46 - again

this is kind of [inaudible]

with paranormal activity. We

know it's an actual 52 degrees

outside

but I actually see my breath

now in front of me.

Female Speaker:
In this room

they did several different

operations or procedures.

One was called an auto

pneumothorax and what they

would do is they would go in

and manually collapse a lung.

They make an incision between

a couple of

ribs, stick in a tube, and

collapse a lung.

What they believed was that if

they gave the lung time to

rest -

Keith Age:
Again we were just

standing here talking and as

Renee was explaining

what went on in this room the

door decided to shut on its

own.

I didn't see it, I had my back

to it, I heard it, we all

turned around.

Male Speaker:
I had my back to

it and there was no rush of

air, there was no

draft or anything.

Male Speaker:
The temperature

also. Keith Age:
Yes, the

temperature was

actually dropping at that

point. When we hit it it was

like 44 degrees

and again right now we're 51,

50, so it's naturally going

down but it shouldn't have

dropped that far down.

Mark Christoph:
The last time

I was here we definitely had a

sense of being

followed and watched

everywhere we went.

We saw a figure darting

between the doors and looking

around the corners and peering

through the windows.

We were investigating in the

operating room, I hadn't

noticed anything there so I

went out into the hallway and

I became aware of two men who

apparently had been

following us from room to room

and floor to floor.

One of them was the lab coat

man which I had heard about

and another was another

man who apparently had joined

him as he came up the

stairwell.

Later on I went downstairs and

I was taking some time with

some photos on the

walkway out here by myself.

While I was taking the photos

I heard a sound directly

behind me and it sounded

like someone had stepped on

some broken plaster.

And I turned around and

standing directly behind me

was lab coat man with his

hands

in his pockets and just

watching me.

The event scared the crap out

of me because I was not

prepared for that.

Male Speaker:
Silver Run in

Richie County, West Virginia,

looks like a ghost

town today but a century ago

it was a busy railway town and

believe it or not a town

with a ghost even then.

Folks around here believe that

this tunnel is haunted by a

phantom traveler

still lingering from those

days.

These paranormal investigators

have been here before.

They felt an overwhelming

presence of somebody who tried

to scare them away.

Kristall Chambers: My friend

Tom Moore and I had decided to

go do a little

impromptu investigation of the

Silver Run tunnel to

investigate the haunting

there,

just to do a little exploring,

just the two of us.

It was a warm night but as we

got closer to it the air began

to get really cold.

And we were snapping some

pictures and when the light

would flash and light up

the tunnel you could see.

Tom Moore:
It was a very

unusual night for us.

The tunnel got icy cold real

quick.

As we were taking photos this

lady who had long dark hair

and a white gown on she

began appearing to us.

Kristall Chambers: And when I

would snap my camera the flash

would illuminate the

tunnel and I saw the ghost.

Tom Moore:
And she began

screaming to us as if she

didn't want us inside the

tunnel.

And at that time Kristall had

backed up into a wall and I

had noticed that and I

took hold of Kristall and at

that time I felt that we

should actually move on

and leave the tunnel. Kristall

Chambers:
I looked over to Tom

as he reached out and grabbed

me and he saw her too and that

was amazing to know

that this was really

happening, this was going on

with someone besides just me,

that what I was saying was

real, and it was terrifying.

We decided we had to leave. We

couldn't stay and investigate,

just the two of us, right now.

We'll have to go back with my

investigative unit at some

point in the

future, I had to gather my

courage a little bit.

Male Speaker:
The weeds have

taken over the once thriving

town of Silver Run

and the rail corridor that

shuttled trains between

Grafton and Parkersburg has

been

turned into recreational

trails.

But long ago something

happened here that none of the

old timers around here will

ever forget.

They'd seen the ghost of a

black haired beauty and

they've been seeing her ever

since.

Male Speaker:
It was late in

August under a harvest moon,

the engineer on BNO's

night train was drinking

coffee to stay alert.

He had done the run a hundred

times before.

Just as he rounded the bend

into the Silver Run tunnel,

tunnel number 19,

he saw a woman dead ahead

standing on the tracks.

He blasted the whistle but she

was frozen to the spot.

Frantically the engineer

applied the brakes.

A second before impact she

flew up and disappeared into

the foggy night.

The engineer feared the worst,

he imagined the horror of

finding her body

ravaged by the train, her

white skin spattered with

blood.

He searched everywhere but

there was no sign of a body.

Had it been just an

apparition?

When he pulled in into the 6th

Street station in Parkersburg

the engineer raced

to report what happened.

Engineer:
You wouldn't believe

what I just saw.

This girl she just stepped

right in front of the cab, I

swear to God I killed her,

and I didn't find her body

anywhere. Male Speaker: It's

all right, I've been

getting reports about this all

night. I believe you.

Engineer:
You believe me? I

didn't kill her.

She's not dead?

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