Forum - The Bell Witch
0 | I am a big Bell Witch Fan. Ever since i first heard of the tale while watching a ghost show i have always been a fan of it. I recently saw, A American Haunting. I wont spoil the movie with synopsisis or personal opinions for those who might of not seen it, but it got me to do some digging around about the truth. I have came up with some information, mostly stuff i already knew. - John Bell and his daughter recieved the worst of the worst of the wrath of the witch. -John Bell died from the witch. Infact, his death was actually blamed on the witch, it became official document. -The Witch liked his Son Jon Bell JR. -The Witch could see into the future apparently, and told the son Jon Bell JR. about most of what she saw and felt. -She liked Jon Bells wife the most, infact, she saved her life once by giving her a medicine nobody seemed to find when she was very ill. -The Bells werent the only ones to experience the witch. People from the town did also. I know this is sketchy, because what i know is sketchy. I really havent been able to dig up anything exact, or that just tells their point of veiw. Intead, almost every site i go to has a different theory. If anyone knows alot or something i might not of mentioned, please share, i want to know more!!! What id really like to know is who was the witch (nobody seems to have any good answers) and i good reason of why she hated the bells. Nobody ever seems to reason that at all. And, if you dont know anything about the Bell Witch, here is a link to a site. Seriosly, it was the best i could find. I dont have much patience for looking Lol! http://www.bellwitch.org/home.htm[/URL] thanks! |
Jan 18 @ 00:31  |
0 | there are 2 story's being told. 1. being it was a neighbor lady. 2. the ghost introduced it's self as and indian' that was buried on the property. but due the fact there is or was a young lady present, it was more like'ly to be the work of a poltergiest. |
Jan 18 @ 21:59 |
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