The Legend Of Haunted Hills Cemetery

Deep in the woods on top of a desolated hilltop, stood the most haunted cemetery ever known, called "Haunted Hills Cemetery." Legend has it, that in 1855, a man by the name of Jester Flats was the new Sheriff in town. One thing the townspeople had no idea about when Jester Flats was appointed the new Sheriff in the town of Deadsville was that the Sheriff had his idea of how he wanted to bring law and order to the town of Deadsville. His way would be, by way of an axe. He was the most feared Sheriff the town of Deadsville had ever known. According to the son of the sheriff, just after he was born, Jester's wife was caught in bed with another man in his own home. Jester happened to forget his axe that day and never left home without it, but this day would be a day he'd never forget. Jester noticed a horse was tied to a tree next to his house. Jester didn't like the looks of it, so he cautiously opened the front door of his house. Jester heard laughter coming from his upstairs bedroom. Jester took his axe out of the closet and went upstairs to investigate. Jester slowly opened the bedroom door and there lying on his bed was his wife and another man.

The Final Collection from Horror Fiction writer Drac Von Stoller's "31 Horrifying Tales from the Dead." Sit back, turn the lights down and get the scare of your life as you read into the horrific mind of Drac Von Stoller. If you like these stories you are sure to be even more scared by his Audiobooks which can be purchased from Audible.com, Amazon.com and iTunes.

Haunting ancient cemeteries and primitive landmarks as well as modern apartment complexes and highway sides, ghosts and restless spirits abound. This volume of Florida's Ghostly Legends and Haunted Folklore offers a delightful—and somewhat spooky—look into the darker side of the south and central areas of the Sunshine State. Explore fortress ruins in New Smyrna Beach, and keep an eye out for mysterious shadows and dark figures in the nearby forest; visit the island of Islamorada, where the ghostly remains of Flagler's railway rumble over tracks destroyed in the 1935 Labor Day Hurricane; and, if you're especially brave, walk through the eerie corridors of the mausoleum in Myrtle Hill Cemetery near Tampa, where you are sure to hear whispers from the dead or the muffled echoes of a music box. Delve into the unknown with Greg Jenkins as he examines the history, legend, and paranormal rationale behind strange occurrences in many of south and central Florida's haunted locations. Get a fresh look at some of the state's most famous ghost stories and learn never-before-heard tales of the strange and the supernatural as you take a trip through Haunted Florida. The second volume of Florida's Ghostly Legends and Haunted Folklore, covering north Florida and St. Augustine, is also available. Next in series > > See all of the books in this series

Susie Meyers was one of the most beautiful women you ever laid eyes on. She had long wavy blonde hair and a smile that would melt any man's heart. The story begins at around midnight on October 31, 1953. Susie and her friends downed too many beers at a Halloween party. Then decided to pile into her friend Tommy's car with his friends Jack and Karen, with their six packs of beer, and drove down Hill Haven road. Just as they were all singing along with the radio, rain came pouring down and Tommy was having a hard time concentrating on the road because of the loud music and laughter coming from Susie and Karen in the back seat of Tommy's car. Jack was too busy handing out the beers to everyone to notice danger was on the way. Susie was the only one in the car not wearing her seat belt. The rain was pouring down to where Tommy should have pulled off to the shoulder of the road and waited for the rain to stop before proceeding any further. Tommy just kept driving at a high rate of speed and drinking his beer when all of a sudden a driver on the other side of the road lost control of his vehicle causing Tommy's car to skid off the road and hit a tree head on. Unfortunately, Susie was the only passenger in the car that was not wearing a seat belt. Susie was ejected from the car and hit the tree head decapitating her.

More haunting tales of Ghosts, Aliens, Science Fiction, Western, Zombies, Headless Ghosts, Haunted Graveyards, Urban Legends, Curses and Vampires.

Legend has it that during the mid-eighteen hundreds, the Clanton brothers were considered some of the roughest outlaws that the West has ever known. It is said that one night they set up camp in the mountains after a stagecoach robbery and as they were counting the stolen money around the campfire they were ambushed by another gang of outlaws known as the Smith and Wesson brothers. Just as one of the Smith and Wesson brothers was about to shoot the last Clanton brother in the head he said "You can go ahead and pull the trigger and end my life just the way you did my two brothers, but we'll be back for you and your two brothers mark my words." The Smith and Wesson brothers all just laughed and one of them said as he laughed and put his cigarette out on his head "You ain’t coming back from the dead. You want to know why? I'll tell you why. I'm going to cut each one of your heads off to make sure. What do you think of that?" as he spit on him. "Just get it over with or are you too chicken to pull the trigger, because you know what I'm saying is true." replied a fearless Clanton. He replied "Shut up! Then the Smith and Wesson brothers took a swig of Tequila and broke the bottle over the Clanton brothers' head. Then he shot him in the head as he laughed. The Smith and Wesson brothers cut each one of their heads off and buried the bodies. Then the Smith and Wesson brothers got on their horses and rode back to town with the Clanton brother's stolen stagecoach money ready for some poker. As the brothers got off their horses and swung open the saloon doors the place got quiet because not many of the townspeople dared cross the Smith and Wesson brother's path. Cause if they did they wouldn't get just one six-shooter they would get three six-shooters. The brothers approached one of the tables where six men were playing poker and one of the Smith and Wesson brothers said "Looks like there's no place for us to sit." Then the brothers just laughed and pulled out their six-shooters and shot the three men dead at the poker table. The brothers kicked the dead men out of their chairs and sat down at the table fired their six-shooters at the ceiling and said "Bring us a bottle of whiskey!" All the cards were dealt to all the players as the night wore on. The brother’s stolen money was dwindling. Then all of a sudden three horses came galloping down the mountain and headed straight to the saloon where the Smith and Wesson brothers were playing poker. The three figures stepped off their horses and swung open the saloon doors and the Smith and Wesson brothers jumped out of their chairs in shock.

From Atlanta to the Coastal Plain, Georgia is rich with tales of the supernatural drawn from the state's historic past.

Alabama has a historic and haunted side. This book highlights the most interesting sites and stories, from Auburn and Birmingham to Tuscaloosa and Mobile.