Sometimes the Dead Still Have Something to Say | Real Ghost Stories

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🗓️ 30 October 2025

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

In small-town Minnesota, a 16-year-old girl named Rebecca sees a pale figure staring out from her bedroom window — a young woman with white hair and a sorrowful face. No one is inside. All doors are locked. But years later, when Rebecca discovers that the man she once dated was arrested for a brutal assault and murder, she realizes the apparition wasn’t a threat… it was a warning. The mysterious “woman in white” may have been a guardian spirit, appearing to steer her away from a deadly fate.

Then, hundreds of miles away in New Mexico, Dustin visits a reservation site haunted by tragedy — the place where a boy ended his own life inside a rusted tractor. Visitors report seeing his ghost sitting on nearby boulders, blank-eyed and silent, watching as they drive past. But when Dustin climbed into the tractor himself, the spirit appeared beside him — full-bodied, expressionless, and impossibly real.

Two different lives. Two restless souls. Both reminders that sometimes, the dead still have something to say — whether it’s to protect us… or to make sure we remember them.

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0:00.0	Today on Real Ghost Stories Online, a pale face in a bedroom window that may have saved a life and a full-bodied spirit and a rusted tractor.
0:10.0	Not every ghost comes to haunt. Some show up to warn.
0:17.2	Welcome to Real Ghost Stories Online.
0:21.6	Call in your Real Ghost Story now at 855-85-853-4802 or write in at Real Ghost Stories Online.com.
0:32.6	You're about to enter the world of the unknown and by possibly the undead.
0:39.7	This is Real Ghost Stories Online.
0:44.5	It is, and welcome to Real Ghost Stories Online.
0:48.1	Love to hear your Real Ghost Stories.
0:49.8	You can write it at Real Ghost Stories Online.com, or you can in 855-853-4802. That is our phone
0:58.1	number to share your real ghost stories with us. Old tractors, they're kind of creepy.
1:06.0	Are they not? I mean, they're kind of neat. They have some interesting, interesting vibes to them. What's your
1:13.2	thoughts on? My grandma and grandpa lived on a farm. And by the time I was born, it was defunct.
1:19.6	They weren't farming anymore. But they had a big old tractor in the, in the barn. And I remember my
1:25.6	dad would, would, would borrow it once in a while.
1:27.9	I was still kind of running, but he'd borrow it when we first moved, uh, into the country.
1:32.0	And he'd bring it over and we could like, uh, pick rocks and throw it on a in a, in a,
1:37.1	whatever. He'd use it for yard work and stuff like that. But you're right. It, it was pretty
1:41.5	freaky. And also I have to say that the farming lifestyle,
1:46.2	especially back then when my grandparents were around and doing it, it was pretty rough. It was tough.
1:51.6	Like they didn't have electricity and stuff like that. And they didn't have running water and stuff like that.
1:56.9	And when you were out in the fields, you were really out in the field. So like when people say restaurants and stuff are, are haunted or bars or hotels, I think people, families that put a lot of time and energy into their business, that energy does stick around. And I'm not, I'm no, I never questioned the fact that I thought my parents land and house and all
2:18.7	that, my grandparents land and house were haunted. I just thought that was the case. Yeah.
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