As a paranormal investigator I travel the USA in search of Haunted Locations. One day I got a call about a house in Atlanta, Georgia (Georgia is one of the most haunted states in America). I was asked to come out and investigate a house belonging to the McHugh Family.
I drove down to Georgia and found the house which was located in the middle of nowhere. I drove down an old winding dirt path to get there, and then up a steep hill and when I got to the top, I was greeted by a woman in 18th Century clothing who told me she had been waiting for me. I parked down the road and walked up to the door after the woman led me down the driveway. I turned around to thank her but she had mysteriously vanished into thin air. I was baffled and stood in shock for a couple minutes.
I knocked on the door and asked if there were any reenactors present to which the woman who had answered replied that there were none. I told her about the lady and she responded that I had encountered the residential ghost of Francesca McHugh, the wife of a medical doctor in the late 18th Century. I went inside and had coffee before conducting my investigation. I was in the kitchen rinsing out my mug when I looked out the kitchen window to see a shadowy figure with no face staring back at me. I wasn't startled but taken aback at the sight of the figure.
I started by doing an EVP Session. I asked some questions and concluded the session and an hour later I reviewed my recordings (Not Available for listening). I gathered some disembodied voices but couldn't quite tell what they were saying however, I could tell the voices belonged to a female. The woman who answered the door for me earlier gave me a bonnet that belonged to Francesca McHugh, which supposedly had Francesca's spirit attached to it. I asked if I could keep the object to which the woman said I could because she wanted to get rid of it.
I took the bonnet and put in a glass case in my "ghost room," a room in my house that I keep haunted objects in. I called the family a month later and asked if they were having any other experiences to which they told me they weren't anymore. Satisfied, I started work on this story after getting permission from the house owners. The McHugh Mansion in Atlanta Georgia is a private residence and is not open to the public.
Just let me step in here...*owww who put that there*.
Firstly as a Georgia native I have to let you know this Chandler guy is clearly a troll. Please don't feed the trolls. *points to the don't feed the trolls sign*. Once fed they don't leave... Much like many of my distant relatives who will remain nameless.
Firstly Dr. McHugh's mansion isn't in the middle of nowhere at least it wasn't the last time I saw it. Secondly there is no way in hell that family would allow "phoney ghost hunters" (I know there are good real ones around but I highly doubt he's one of them) to go into their house. It's currently under state trust even though living members still stay there they wanted to preserve the home for its style and age. So it can't be pulled down and or modernised by idiots. So glad their doing it to older homes in Atlanta now as we've lost so many good ones over the years to greedy land purchases and developers.
And the McHughs sure as hell wouldn't allow anything to be posted online by someone like Chandler who clearly is full of it. He'd be lucky if their lawyers don't get involved. The McHughs are a very old Georgia family. I'd not want to mess them around.
Sebastian