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She said, she was touched.

I asked, where?

She said, her toes.

I said, no way.

She said, yes way.

I said, it was probably your comforter. She said, no, those were fingers. I felt fingers on my toes. I said, no way. She said, yes, way. I said, it was probably your comforter. She said,

no, those were fingers. I felt fingers on my toes. Someone touched me.

Hi, I'm Meredith. This is rattled and shook, and I'm going to tell you a true,

creepy story. This one was scented by Steph.

Okay. a true creepy story. This one was sent in by Steph. So this story is sort of a trust me, bro, because I have no evidence other than the countless paranormal experiences other people have also had at Gettysburg. There's a reason it's considered one of the top haunted places in all of the United States.

And I can tell you, if you go in blind with absolutely zero experience like I did, you are asking for trouble.

I've always been a big history buff and an even bigger fan of the spooky. So basically, Gettysburg was a dream location.

Historic battlefield where thousands of men died tragically and horrifically and is said to be

extremely haunted. Sign me up yesterday. I was only 16 at the time, but luckily for me, my dad is

perhaps a bigger history buff than I am, so he was more than

willing to make the 10-plus hour drive from Tennessee to Pennsylvania. I also convinced my friend,

who was also 16, to come along with us. My dad booked us rooms in a historic bed and breakfast

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