It's now time for just the terror with Nick Guerra. Mineral Wells, Texas for going on five years now.

Mineral Wells, Texas, for going on five years now.

Mineral Wells is about 15 miles west of Fort Worth and has a population of about 16,000.

The people here are Salt of the earth type people, God-fearing, hard-working,

and kind. But something has always been a little off about them, almost like they're

carrying a secret that no one is supposed to know.

Mineral Wales becomes a ghost town after 7 PM, and driving the streets at night can be downright creepy,

even from the safety of my patrol car.

In the five years I've been here, I've seen and heard some strange things, things I don't even

believe myself at times.

If I hadn't had my own strange experience

when I was a child, I probably think I was crazy,

but I'm not.

The things that happen here are sometimes unexplainable, but they are real.

And I'd like to relay one of my experiences to you.

To understand mineral wells, you first have to understand its history.

I learned most of this after I visited the local historical

society about six months after I moved here. Apparently, the town was settled in 1881 by a guy named J.A. Lynch. After Lynch dug the first drinking

water well, he claimed that the strange tasting water cured his rheumatism. Mrs. Lynch claimed

that the water had cured her arthritis as well.

Mineral enriched water had prime medicinal value in the 1800s, and soon the word got out about

its healing properties. A second well was dug several years later and then

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