News ArchivesMichael Reed, a practical middle-aged man who works as a baker in Madison, didn’t. Not until the night something in his apartment in an old house in New Orleans nearly squeezed the breath out of him. "The strange thing about Tippens Eddy is that even in the hot summertime, there’s always a cold breeze that blows there," Mitchell said. "And nobody ever catches fish in that hole. There’s just something about it. Posted: 12/29/2003 12:00:00 AM Reads: 105 Submitted By: clayroy Source: www.al.com Category: Urban Legends She believes spirits are everywhere. She also believes everyone has the ability to detect ghosts. Had he encountered the ghost of a Confederate soldier who defended the fort after the Yankees had been evicted? |
