The Sallie House Haunting: A True Story - Plot & Excerpts
The next day was uneventful until about 5:00 p.m., when Tony’s younger brother George stopped in to visit with the baby—something he did daily since he lived just next door. George, who was just as terrified of ghosts and ghost stories as Tony, showed more interest than I’d expected. His curiosity had been piqued and he wanted to know more. Tony took him up to the nursery and described how the stuffed animals had been arranged the night before my sister left. George studied the room and its contents, looking for tell-tale signs of trickery. Then with a very serious look on his face, he asked Tony if he had been joking about the whole thing. Perhaps he figured if he caught Tony alone, their brotherly bond would bring out the truth. Tony denied that we’d made up any of it and after a while they returned to the living room. Arriving downstairs and eager for an ally, Tony showed George the bean bag teddy bear which had been moved. George still wasn’t convinced that we were being haunted.
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