Ghost stories with LFHS staff

Buckle in LFHS, this is a long one, but it's worth your time. If you want it to be told the correct way, by Mr. Ruda himself, you can watch the video. While he also doesn’t believe in ghosts, Mr. Ruda tells a story about a spooky experience he had while he lived in the annex of an airplane hangar at age 23. “So, you asked me to tell a ghost story, but I don’t believe in ghosts. At all. Let me just tell you that....

“My cousin Frankie works at a surgical center at Edwards Hospital, and he’s one of the leading accountants there, and he talks about this certain ghost named Gary that people hear at night. He’ll be moving around, or pacing the halls. I was like ‘this is ridiculous. This guy’s crazy.’ I mean my cousin is crazy, a big Italian guy, you know. So, about five years ago, he got a bus togethe...

While she says that she doesn’t fully believe in ghosts, Mrs. Clark reminisces on her unexplained encounters from two separate trips to Europe. When traveling internationally, she says that her rule is that she and her husband, Tony, must stay in a hotel built at least 300 years ago. Her first story takes place in a hotel in Scotland.  “Every time Tony would leave the room, the room sort of took on a chi...

For her ghost story, Mrs. Kyrias retells “Dem Bones,” a New Jersey Ghost Story, alongside her son Finn. You can watch the video here. “My granny was told as a child that Captain Kidd, knowing the law was on his trail, traveled up the Jersey coast looking for the perfect spot to bury his stolen booty. And he found it near a grove of gnarled, wind-swept pines on Sandy Hook. One moonless dark...