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San Antonio Ghost Tracks Children
Oct 12th, 2006 5:35:42 am - SubscribeMood: spooked
Music: Interpool - Evil
Explains the legend of the Ghost Tracks located on the south side of San Antonio.
The way I am going to explain this story is the way it was told to me, back when I was a child. Simple, easy, and very obscure. Here we go.
It was said that long ago possibly around the 1960's or 1970's. There was a school bus of children from a nearby elementary school located on the south side of San Antonio. While taking the kids back home from the bus with the children suddenly stalled out on the railroad tracks located at:
San Antonio Ghost Tracks Children
2902 Shane Rd
San Antonio, TX 78223, USA
The bus driver frantically tried to restart the bus over and over again but to no prevail. He then told the children to get out of the bus quickly, guiding them ever so quickly. Maybe a handful did make it off the bus that one cold autumn day, many others were not so lucky. The bus driver along with all the other children died upon impact from the train collision.
It is also said that the city streets in the immediate area are named after the dead children that did not make it off the bus. Some of these city streets are as follows:
Ghost Tracks Children Streets
These streets are located slightly north east of the tracks in the neighborhood.
What are the San Antonio Ghost Tracks?
Many residents of San Antonio claim that if you park your car upon the tracks, the children will try to push you off saving you from the demise of a train that may come by.
Many people of San Antonio have even put baby powder on the sides and back of there vehicles to see if they can see hand prints. What is strangely odd is that many have seen small children hand prints, even an adult like print that is said to be the bus drivers.
Try the Ghost Tracks for yourself
Simply do the following once you are there. First and foremost do not bother the neighbors in the area, they have no problems calling the police if they are bothered. Ok lets get started:
If you vehicle stops upon the tracks, there is a 50% chance your vehicle will get pushed all the way. If not wait about 5 minutes or so and try again.
Conclusion
Are these ghosts track children & bus driver trying to save us from a death like theirs? Or is this simply an urban legend of San Antonio? You can believe what you like, but I am a sucker for the paranormal.
Click here to get directions to the San Antonio Ghost Tracks.
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Questions? Comments? Have a story?
If so comment below, we would love to hear about your experiences on the ghost tracks. The more people that share there stories the better understanding we can have for the San Antonio Ghost Tracks.
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glitterbee - October 12th, 2006 I've heard of that, that's not obscure that's creepy! :-o But true no less! Good entry!!!!!!!! |
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david - October 14th, 2006 Thanks glitterbee! Hopefully we can get some locals, and some out of town people to shed some more light on the urban legends truth. |
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anonymous - February 10th, 2007 The tracks are fun but theres also alot of other reasons why people go there such as drugs and partys. The tracks is freaky sight considering the fact that the train still passes by there and there aint no rail signs. the donkey ladys bridge or the devils bridge is scary do some research on that. |
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anonymous - April 13th, 2007 i went there once, it works. i don't know how the car goes over the tracks considering it's uphill. just put the car in neutral and it goes over the tracks by itself. weird... i found this site trying to find an explanation myself. |
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anonymous - August 31st, 2007 The Haunted Ghost Tracks aren't real. There is no record ever in San Antonio History or even in Texas History for that matter of any bus full of children ever being hit by a train. What I find amusing is I now here of this supposedly happening 20 years ago, 20 years ago I was 13 and I heard this story when I was 8. Either way, it never happened. The adjoining neighborhood is not named after any children who met their demise by a fateful train but in fact the neighborhood is named after the developers. Of course you will get fingerprints on the back of your car when you powder on it... Your own! How do you think forensic annalists are able to get fingerprints off of anything? Just a dusting of powder makes prints visible where they weren't before. If you washed your car and put powder on the back and got nothing? You wouldn't have because powder doesn't stick to a clean smooth surface. Now for the illusion... some seem to think that the "ghosts" push your car up hill, over the tracks and down the hill to the right. What actually happens here is if you get out of your car and lay on the road about 4 feet or so away from the tracks (I did it) you will see that the road goes to a slight incline before going slightly up hill giving your car enough momentum to get up and over the tracks. There is no phenomena here, just simple science. |
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anonymous - September 29th, 2007 i've tried tis and it's worked! |
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anonymous - October 18th, 2007 My brother tried it and it freaked him out. Does anyone know the story of the the Devil's Bridge? |
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david - October 19th, 2007 Devils bridge? Nope sure dont. Please explain, anyone. |
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anonymous - October 26th, 2007 i went yesterday and it was awesome i put babay powder and when i gothome i saw little handprints and finger marks |
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anonymous - October 28th, 2007 Yes i think that they are trying to save us from diend from something they died from. Because if this wasn;t the case den they wouldn't be pushing our cars over the tracks |
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anonymous - February 14th, 2008 well at first, i didnt believe the whole ghost pushing your car away from the tracks! but one day my sister took a trip out there and she told us about it well i still didnt belive.... till one day we found ourselfs going to visit a friend that lives just half an hour away from the tracks themselfs, so me being so skeptical we went ahead and tryied it and the wiered thing is even if you wash your car before you go there. you will still get the finger prints on the right side of your vehicle for the most part and some on the back, as well as the drivers side but you will actually feel where the children are pushing you away from the tracks! the weird thing is that we got stuck, and they pushed and pushed till the vehicle made it out. of course you have to steer to the right. right away if not you will go straight to a tree. i mean we all have diffrent opinions some belive and some will never belive, its definately a place to visit if you belive in paranormal stuff. |
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anonymous - February 26th, 2008 I am from Waukesha WI I went down their a couple of years ago didn't beleive it at first , and let me tell you I was freaked out because I had seen a fragment on unsolved mysterys and when I went down decieded to go see for myself and it true I waited not even a miunte with my truck on the tracks and the children pushed my truck out of the way , (god bless those who have passed) |
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velouria - February 26th, 2008 This explanation is from snopes.com http://www.snopes.com/horrors/ghosts/handprint.asp |
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anonymous - April 30th, 2008 There are no newspaper or death records in San Antonio that verify this school bus wreck story. HOWEVER.. I still firmly believe the tracks are haunted by ghosts, just not by the children in the school bus. I say this because: About 12 years ago when I was college in San Antonio, a couple of friends and I went to the haunted tracks. It was a calm Fall night and as we were rounding the corner, we saw a glowing orange light coming from the intersection of Shane Rd. and the railroad tracks. As we got closer, we saw a 1950s model Ford pickup truck on the intersection engulfed in flames. We were scared that someone was trapped inside burning to death. We got as close as we could until we got scared that the truck would blow up and hurt us. We looked around the area and did not see a single person. We thought the owner of the truck would be nearby waiting for help, but we saw no one. Then a couple of minutes later a fire truck showed up. But this was not a nice big red fire engine with sirens, firefighters, backup and lights. It was a tiny yellow fire truck with a single light on top. It calmy came around the corner with NO sirens blaring or flashing lights. ONE single fireman was in the truck. He got out , unraveled the firehouse connected to his truck and calmly put out the fire. All the while completely ignoring our existence. We watched him put the fire out, he got back in his truck alone, and left. He never once looked in our direction to see why we were there, if that was our truck, or if perhaps we had something to do with starting the fire. Nothing, it was as if we were not there. He just left. He left the burnt out shell of the pickup on the train tracks and just took off. We were completely terrified at this point just looking at this old-timey truck black and burnt to a crisp sitting on the haunted train tracks in the middle of the night with some smoke still coming from it. We got freaked out and left. On our way from the scene we never saw any other law enforcement or fire crews going toward the scene. It was as dark, quiet and eerie as could be. So what if the train tracks are haunted, but by the ghosts of the people that died in a truck fire decades before? Is it possible we witnessed some sort of elaborate apparition/time travel situation where the ghosts were trying to have the real story told? Who knows? But what I DO know is that I still get chills when I think about that night. And there are two other people that were there with me that night that feel the same way. |
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anonymous - May 18th, 2008 my name is carol and i have been to the tracks myself im a sucker for a paranormal experience, i believe they are trying to save us from an incident like theirs and i have been in that neighborhood as well, but just to let u know i believe the hand prints are so true, there was a whole lot of my handprints on my vehicle, while a friend put the car on neutral, me and another friend sat on top of the hood itself, u know u feel something is there and if that does not trip u out, why don't u hear the sound of there footsteps |
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anonymous - June 02nd, 2008 I must say that I have heard this story for years and I could never believe it. Not even an hour ago, my boyfriend, cousin, and I went and took a drive out there. It was about 1:15 in the morning. We parked in front of the tracks, put the car in neutral, and turned the car off. Now mind you, we are grown ass people and we do not have time to play games, but the shit is real!!! We forgot to put the powder on the car to search for fingerprints, so we are going to definitely go back and see if the results are as told in the legend. I swear it's real. I am still shocked! |
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anonymous - June 16th, 2008 If it's true and ghosts push your car out of the way, why are you wasting your time? Not to mention theirs... Would you like to spend eternity pushing dumb ass drunk kid’s cars out of the way of a train? Assuming that you people aren't full of shit, and it is real, seems pretty silly and disrespectful to me. Do you have any idea how many people die in San Antonio, Texas every year? Where are those ghosts? You don’t hear about the ghosts of gun shot victims miraculously preventing people from buying guns. Ha ha ha |
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anonymous - July 13th, 2008 I jus came back from the ghost tracks. it was the best. but super creepy. the car moved and stopped on the track. and the second time they pushed us all the way over. |
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anonymous - July 13th, 2008 I had quite and experience on the tracks myself.. I didn't believe until one day my friends took me and my sister and asked us to sit next to the window, and as she put the car on neutral she pressed the brakes instead of letting it go easily.... My sister and i couldn't believe what we were hearing.. There is a baseball field accross the tracks but there was nobody there at the time that we were there... we heard voices telling us to go! go! go! but there is one voice that stood out it was a deeper voice... like if they were upset of something.. it was freeky everyone in ther car heard it.. never again did i go back i believe now.. |
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anonymous - July 20th, 2008 i cant read all that |
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anonymous - July 31st, 2008 reading these comments really inspires me to be a spectator iv seen that program on the tv this morning on discovery about urban legans could this be actually true are there ghost kids trying to save you or is it a unexplained force magnetic waves, by every one elses comments im going to try this my self and record also the experience of aparations. amongst the living and dead..... What about the old grave tales are there any AND where ? i guess you can say i have nothing else freak 'n' to do but spectate myself..... |
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anonymous - August 06th, 2008 This is a comment from someone who lives on one of the streets named by the Ghost Tracks. There is definitely something eerie back there by the tracks. I've experienced it several times. I have gone over the tracks in neutral and it does work. I never really tried the handprint thing because I always felt that most cars have prints that remain on the trunk. I'm planning on trying it though and will come back and give more comments. I'm actually scared to see the results because I know there are definitely spirits back there. I've never had the guts to do the tracks at night. Too creepy. I've had ghosts as well in my house. I've felt cold rushes below my feet. I've got all kinds of stories I could tell since I've been living in the area for the last ten years. You must believe me though when I say there are spirits back there. Once when San Antonio was flooding, my car was under water and miraculously my son was able to push the car through the water. I believe he had help because once I got in the water myself I realized how hard the car was to push. |
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anonymous - August 11th, 2008 I went to check out these Ghost Tracks and I have to admit I was very skeptical. Nothing happened for a long time and we were going to finally leave when we heard a strange noise. I realized the noise we were hearing were the faint rumblings of a train on its way down the track. It was a ways off but I wanted to get off the tracks so I tried to start my car to get things moving. For some reason the engine would just not catch and it took me three tries to finally get the car running. By this time the train had gotten closer and I put it in drive and started to give it some gas. Something was preventing my car from moving and I thought for some reason my car might be hung up on something and tried putting it in reverse to move it that way. The engine strained under the pressure and I could hear the wheels slipping but I was not moving in any direction. I started to panic and gave it some more gas when I started to hear a very strange sound. The sound of hundreds of tiny hands banging on my car. Thats when I realized the rumors of the ghost children were true only these little shits were not trying to help me they were trying to kill me. I started to scream out of panic and floored the car as the train got closer. No more than about 30 feet away the ghost grip on my car gave way as the car surged over the tracks. As soon as I made it over the tracks to safety I stopped the car to catch my breath and try to wrap my head around what just happened. As the last train car went by I and the noise from the locomotive started to wain I could begin to hear the faint sound of laughter. Childrens laughter. The sound of the kids evil giggles grew louder and louder. Those bastards I cursed as I put the car back into drive and sped off.. When I finally got home I told my girl friend what had happened and she looked at me like I was crazy. She knew that I had gone out there that night to test the theory and asked if I had put the baby powder on my car like suggested and I realized that I had but in all the panic and confusion I had failed to check for tiny hand prints. We both went out to the garage to see if there was any evidence of the little pranksters and was dissapointed to find not one little hand print, but written in small childlike letters on the back bumper was "you are gay" Those little assholes I muttered. If they were not already dead I'd kill them myself. |
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anonymous - August 15th, 2008 As you start rolling, you are actually going slightly downhill not uphill. The tracks are uphill but by that time you've accumulated enough momentum to make it over the tracks (some of the time). There are no ghost children involved. |
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anonymous - October 01st, 2008 man i m only 10 and i was thinking about telling my mom and dad to take me there after my mom and dad told me the story i freaked out and did not want to go any more. my mom told me that they are trying to protect us but my dad thinks that they are trying to kill us because it is not fair to them that they died and no one else did so they want to kill us i dont know now i dont want to go tho sleep. lol!! i m still scared |
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anonymous - October 13th, 2008 Those poor children! They are left to an eternity of pushing cars. I bet they can't believe the stupidity of motorists. They must be like: "Geez, we get killed here and these idiots keep stopping on the tracks"! |
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anonymous - October 14th, 2008 Im from san antonio and also grew up around this legend mainly b/c my father is with the san antonio police department and works that area at night...The tracks are not true, there is no record of a train or bus wreck...and supposively your supposed to see a ghost train from time to time, well it isn't a ghost train, the tracks are still active! And the only reason why the cars are "pushed" over the tracks is b/c it goes down hill, it's just hard to see...you can prove it by taking a cup of water and pouring at the top and watching it go down. The names on the streets are not of those who were on the bus...they were family members of the man who bought that land. |
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anonymous - October 18th, 2008 i have a real easy way to test it.....not with a car....with golf ball..see if its a downhill...kuz i dont think the little shits care about a golf ball that much |
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anonymous - October 29th, 2008 We used to go to the tracks at least once a year when I was young (my bday is on Halloween). Then when I started driving (almost 30 years ago) some friends and I went one night around midnight. We went over the tracks as usual and had to do it one more time! Well - my car would not start after going over it the 2nd time. We had to spend the night out there! Talk about Creepy! Although we did not see anything out of the ordinary, that was my LAST trip out there! |
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anonymous - October 31st, 2008 Check out your "ghost" theory here... snopes.com/horrors/ghosts/handprint.asp |
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anonymous - January 02nd, 2009 the children that died from the accident is true and i have tried it many times and one of the children who is now grown and who survived works at the alamo place closed by. and that person told us all about the accident. |
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anonymous - January 04th, 2009 I've been a few times over the last 2 years. The last time was the 1st of jan. 09 out of curiosity I went through the opposite direction of the tracks and as soon as the road goes down hill I turn off my car and put in Neutral. Well instead of it going down hill my car started rolling backwards over the tracks which was pretty interesting to me. So if any of yall go you should try this way make things more interesting. |
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anonymous - January 05th, 2009 Ok, so... Here it goes... I've lived in San Antonio my whole 21 years of life, and never once went to the "haunted tracks". Mainly because I thought it was bull, and though I live in the vicinity, I never had a car to do it alone in. So one day, some of my stoner buddies and I were SO bored we actually -Googled- (wait, is that now an official word in the dictionary, b/c it should be) the "ghost tracks in san antonio". A jackpot of pictures, stories and this site came up. We got the address, and searched for directions to lead us on our star-crossed venture. Strapped with a map and a tiny bit of extra pot, we set out to find the "ghost children". We got there, about one-hundred feet from the tracks, turned off the car, and put it in neutral. We had noticed a small van parked about 200 ft. from the tracks whe we arrived, but paid no attention. My friend let his foot off the brake, and sure enough, we rolled forward, feeling almost as if he was stepping on the gas. Simply put, the tracks do LOOK (mind I said LOOK) uphill, but they're OBVIOUSLY not. As we slowly rolled past the tracks and were at the peak of our "paranormal experience", we saw a quick red light, like the focus lamps on most new cameras, point at us, and quickly snap a picture with a bright flash. Then there was three more, in quick succession. We freaked, thinking it might be some d-bag property owner trying to incriminate us, or an equally bored, staked out pig meeting quota. Since immediately after the tracks the road curves to follow the tracks, and the first intersection is about 2 mi. down, the only viable way to dash was popping a u-turn on a dime and going straight back, so instead, high as we were, we yelled "HEY!!!" into the darkness. What we heard back was pretty freeaky... Like three guys, four girls say ,"Wanna walk?". It was that friendly note we needed to calm down, so we were like OK. We parked our car right next to the small van we had seen on the side of the road, and were met right at the tracks by all the people. We were cautious, but instantly they were cool, so our acquaintanceship went smooth quickly. We proceeded to walk aross the tracks, down a dirt road about half a mile, and pretty much just went about spooking ourselves out. Shadows, noises, and a pretty chilly breeze made for an interesting walk. On the way back, we saw some other dummys approach the tracks about, and 10 ft away, kill the car and lights, and i guess tried to roll over the tracks. We all laughed becase we knew they were doing it wrong, further proving the road is downhill. Stop at the top, let your foot off the brake, you roll and gain momentum, and barely make it over the tracks. DUH After like three minutes, they drove off let down that no children pushed them. We walked back to the intersection, but then proceeded to follow the train tracks down about a quarter-mile into the wilderness. Plenty of trash, and the same wind, shadows and noises freaked us out AGAIN, but but our freaked-out-edness faded quickly when we saw pretty red, white and blue lights stop at our cars, then drive onto the tracks and shine his spotlight to where we were. BUZZ KILL... |
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anonymous - January 05th, 2009 THE PO-POS HAD ARRIVED!!! All the out-of-towners freaked, but us locals know the cops suck (just kiddin guys). He used his bullhorn thingie to shout "Get OFF the tracks" twice. He asked us for ID's and then just started talking smack about "Nobody died here, no bus full of kids, no ghosts. Just trash and private railroad property. "YOU'RE TRESPASSING" As he ran our stuff, I started talking to the out-of-town kids, and told them about some other "spooky" places around the area. Midget Mansion (demolished) Devil's Bridge (fake) That statue in the cemetery that turns if you blink your lights at it (sincerely freaky just because it's pitch black on the road when you turn off your lights) and last, the abandoned INSANE ASYLUM!!!! ARHHHHGGGGGHHHH!!!! Immediately they acted interested, and I told them everything I knew, like where it was and how not to go because you will get shot (by cops). Cop was eavesdropping, and said if we DARED go to HIS insane asylum, he would.... he would.... he would... IMPOUND OUR CARS!!!!! He gave us our cards back, and told us to go home. Through this ordeal, I had stashed the pot in my shoe, and placed my pipe about 10 paces from the intersection, counting the railroad planks I took away from it, to get it back when the cop left. The outta-towners were only talking smack, saying, "There can't be a trespassing violation if theres no sign!!!" But really, I did research, and the tracks ARE still live. There's only crossing signs, no arms, no lights, no protection. So what we were doing might have been a little dangerous, so what??? When he split, my friend pulled the car up to the tracks, shone his brights down the tracks, and I counted planks to get my pipe back. So basically, if youve got good nerve, you can be that "spooky storyteller" that freaks everyone out. You'll point out the kid's names as you approach, point out the tires to the "bus" down he tracks, tell them where to stop to get optimal rolling, and tell them to look in the rear view to see ghosts in the darkness behind them. BOO!!! Hope this was informative www.myspace.com/strike_darkness |
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anonymous - February 17th, 2009 Ok Ive tried this before..Its fucking real. Personally I think the ppl saying it has some kind of science explaination Are full of shit them selves..Half tha bitches havent been! I'd suggest they get there side lining asses up and try this..all these fuckers from out of state and shit. HOUSTON TEXAS BABY |
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anonymous - March 17th, 2009 Ok i just recentely went to tracks this weekend im from Houston and i have always heard about the tracks. And always wanted to experience to see in fact it was true, i was excited about and creep out about the experiece. Well my experience was when my digital camara started acting weired. Once i load it my pics and my videos on my computer i can see 2 bright lights far from the railroads ahead can explain it and then you can hear someone screaming out like it they was to be in the woods. But the most creepy was the Haunted Asylum near by I had this bad feeling about this place just by looking at it scares the hell out of me. I took pictures of it and my pictures has this image that freaks me out the strange thing about it looks like a skull looking at you. And my camara started tripping. |
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anonymous - March 19th, 2009 It is true forget everything you've heard the skeptics the nonbelievers intruth are searching for some way to explain the phenomena.Experience for yourselves; i have me and ten others in a eighteen passenger van myself being the most skeptical elected to sit in the very back row while all the others mostly girls crammed to the front out of fear.WHAT HAPPENED NEXT FOREVER CHANGED THE WAY I LOOK AT THE PARANORMAL !Yeah sure the car rolled in neutral but that wasnt enough 4 me ;i then asked the driver to remove the keys stil thinking it was bullshit we were almost at the actual tracks when the back end of the van was lifted off the ground with the car in park at that very moment iknew it was real ilooked to my left and saw what appeared to be a blue outlining of a bus driver" freaked i then joined my counterparts inthe upper rows .We did not use any baby powder then but still could see the handprints and facial prints on theback and sides of the car appearing out of thin air similar to when someone breathes on a mirror! you must experience it for youself.CORPUS CHRISTI TX, |
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anonymous - April 07th, 2009 Hi, my name is Yvonne and I am from Del Rio Texas living now in San Antonio. I always heard about the tracks and even though I am so intrigued by the paranormal I never acutally went to the tracks to experience what seems almost eveyone in San Antonio raves about. One of my friends from San Antonio said she would take me so that I could see it for myself. In reality I had no idea what I was in store for, other than being pushed over the tracks. Ok, so here we go....Judy turns the car off and places the gear in neutral. I have to admit I was a little nervous. Ok, so there they are all these other cars that you just cant help but pay attention to what they are doing. Alright, our turn. I sit patiently and WE STARTED TO MOVE. I couldn't believe it. I guess the first time is mere ahhh. I told Judy to do it again. Again she turns the car off and there we go. We were pushed quite fast. I have to say we went at least 5 times, you know you are going to experience the same thing time and time again. Ofcourse you get off the car to see fingerprints and you swear you can see them. I dont know, like they say they could have been there already. Who knows but what I am going to tell you now....is no way a lie, not making any stories up at all. I swear this next part is nothing but the truth. We jump off the car after being pushed over and there is a black chevy tahoe or some type of suv that pulls up infront of us. So with our headlights being on, we were trying to see if the vehicle infornt had any prints;sure we saw prints. They had like 3 kids with them!! So this vehicles back door opened upwards not outwards and so the driver says....do you all want to sit in the back while I drive through? I was the first volunteer. The kids did not want to do this but the wife and her sister did and ofcourse myself. So here we go....here we are sitting in the back of this suv with our legs danggling off. He shuts the ignition, I swear my heart was racing. I prayed. I actually prayed because I was so scared. The vehicle begins to move, I remember I was wearing shorts since it was summer and there is was....SOMEONE was putting pressure on my knee. Not both knees just my right knee, I stared so hard but I couldnt see a thing, it was dark but let me tell you people. I have read so many articles on whether this is true or not and I still dont know what to believe but what I can tell you is that it really happened. Someone, something was putting pressure on my knee!!!! I bout lost my mind. Now mind you this was about 2 years ago...now here we are April 7th and today I get a phone call from my brother who lives in Kansas. He was here this past weekend recording a cd. Anyhow....he says that he visited the tracks this weekend with the rest of the band members and well they were amazed. My brother had already been at the tracks from a previous trip he had made to San Antonio about 3 weeks ago. Well, they ended up leaving the tracks at about 3:30 in the morning (they had been in the studio). He gets to the hotel room and him and his son share a room while the others are in their room. My brother states his room phone rang at about 9 am in the morning and he answers the phone in english thinking it was the lobby calling him. He says "Hello" he hears a little girl on the other end of the phone. Immediately the child tells my brother she does not know english so he talks to her in spanish. She asked what his name was and he gives it to her. She then states her name is Ashley. Her voice was lingering as she spoke. My brother states he could hear a tv in the background and she asked him " where are you" and he responds "at the hotel" she tells him that she is in the same hotel that he is in. He thinks absolutely nothing of this phone call. She then goes on to tell him that she no longer eats her fingernails and well my brother being that he is talking to a little girl (grandpa of 3 girls) is very patient with her. and says oh that's really good. She tells him that he is looking for her daddy. He was tired and had only slept for about 5 hours or so after recording for about 12 so he hands the phone to his son who answers the phone and only listens to the tv in the background. My brother then thinks that his friends in the other rooms are somehow playing a trick on him. He becomes aggravated and gets up to take a shower and get ready for yet another long day. He jumps in the shower and he hears the phone ring but the phone is ignored by his son. He comes out the shower to see that there is a message. He plays the message but only the tv plays in the background of this message. No voices are heard. Ok, so he meets up with his buddies shortly after and he confronts them about the joke. They swear up and down that they had no part in it. They had no idea so my brother explains what happened, and they can't understand it. Weird...coincidence? I dont know...but it sure scared my brother. Does anyone know if there is a street in that area that might be called Ashley? Apparently someone told him that there was a street called Ashley in the area. I am not even trying to go back there and check. No thank you. I will sit here patiently and wait and see if someone can give me some insight on this. There is more to the story of my brother..but really all there is, is that he checked with the front lobby and no one had checked in with a little girl. Just a litte boy about 1 or so. According to my brother he figures this little girl had to have been about 5 or six? Does anyone know what age these kids on the bus were? Has anyone found anything, archives something? So curious! |
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anonymous - May 06th, 2009 MADE AN ATTEMP TO TAKE PICTURES OF THE STEETE NAMES >>>CAMERA BATTERY WENT DEAD(CAMERA WAS FULLY CHARGED!!!!! ) |
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anonymous - June 05th, 2009 Check out 123 amber valley on the south side of san antonio in valley hi area off medina base rd. This is a genuine HAUNTED HOUSE! I know..,I moved there 11/82 and moved out 2/83. We couldn't take it! furniture moving, disembodied voices, our dog of 4 years ran away because he was terrified of entering the house, my then 3 years pointing at the celing and refferring to something as "attic man", Trust me, I never believed in ghost til I lived in this house. |
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anonymous - June 29th, 2009 omg that is so cool |
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