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From then on, John and his daughter Betsy became the primary targets of the family's invisible attackers. They were attacked physically, they heard sounds that couldn't be explained, and in at least one report, the "monster" revealed itself to be the ghost of the Bells' former neighbor, Kate Batts, who was taking her vengeance from the hereafter.

John's death and Betsy's planned wedding to a local guy are both attributed to this mysterious force. One website dedicated to the Bell Witch claims there is a wealth of evidence supporting the existence of the haunting, including "eyewitness stories, affidavits, and manuscripts authored by people who witnessed the haunting first hand."

It is said that the White House is haunted by numerous famous people in addition to the president. Stories of his dog howling at ghosts and his daughter waking up to see a translucent figure staring out the window of the Lincoln Bedroom are said to have kept dinner party attendees interested throughout the Reagan presidency. Perhaps it was Abraham Lincoln himself, on a mission to find his family at their old house. It has been said that Winston Churchill, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, saw the ghost of Abraham Lincoln as he stepped out of the bathtub.

Mental Floss claims that Lincoln and his first lady, Mary Todd, quordle had seances at the White House. Willie's parents were hoping to get in touch with him after learning that he had died of typhoid, perhaps due to drinking water contamination in the White House. Although they were unable to get in touch with their son, they claimed to have spoken with President Andrew Jackson, who had been seen in the chamber where he had formerly slept.

The White House Historical Association claims that the ghost of William Henry Harrison, the first president to die in the White House, still lingers in the building. Dolley Madison, the wife of President James Madison, is said to wander the gardens she helped establish, while Abigail Adams, the wife of President John Adams, is reported to have done her washing in the East Room.

You've undoubtedly heard of this place if you're into ghost hunting shows. After a family had some strange experiences there, local legend began to spread that this ordinary house in Kansas was really the dark lair of a demon that takes the shape of a small girl.

Debra and Tony Pickman, who moved into the property in the early 1990s, claimed to have experienced paranormal activity there, such as flickering lights, apparitions, possessions, inexplicable voices, and unexplained scratches, scars, and burns. All of these things happened, it seems, because of Sallie, a little girl who has since died in a ghostly afterlife. Heather Humbard, along with her parents Bobby and Colleen, stated that she had an imaginary companion named Sallie, and that all three of them had seen or heard Sallie.

However, it seems that Sallie isn't a friendly spirit. Evidence of satanic rituals in the basement and rumors of a malevolent presence in the home have led some to conclude that Sallie is a demon in human form.