Over the years, I think I've told a few people that, you know, I trusted it enough to

not think I was completely crazy. Processing the events of that day in my mind, I

wouldn't really say that it was a possession so much as maybe more like a

channeling of something someone. It was almost as if what was being channeled was,

I've already warned you not to be here. I've already tried to tell you this was a

bad place to be. You don't want to be here. And now I'm gonna show you that you

don't want to be here. Your challenge to this place is accepted.

About 15 minutes south of Springfield, Nebraska and just north of the plant river,

a windy dirt road snakes its way up to a black iron gate, shielding a secluded

grove of cedar trees, assign warns, do not trespass, advice that countless intruders

have ignored and regretted. This is ball cemetery, the final home for a few hundred

souls. Many of them rest in peace, others don't. For decades it has been said that

this dark and lonely plot of land in the middle of nowhere is haunted by mysterious entities

that defy rational explanation. I'm your host Steve French. This is Unsolved Mysteries,

the haunting of ball cemetery. The place is really creepy. As you're coming in,

it's this gravel road, but then it turns into a dirt road and it's kind of tree line.

And as you're coming there at night it's really spooky. It's kind of a tattered cemetery.

You pull into this dirt area and you will see two big white posts with ball cemetery on top

and there's only one way in and one way out. It's just a very strange cemetery.

David Rodriguez is the founder of the Paranormal Research Group Prism. For over 20 years he has

instigated haunted locations throughout the United States, including over 1,000 cemeteries.

Ball Cemetery has been on David's radar since he first started investigating the Paranormal.

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