THE WHITE WITCH & GHOSTS OF THE INDIAN BURIAL GROUND

A ghostly encounter is one of the most commonly reported types of paranormal experiences. Ghosts can manifest in a wide variety of ways, including opening and closing doors, moving objects, turning lights on and off, phantom footsteps, cold-spots, unexplained odors, full-color apparitions and much more. Sometimes a home or specific structure is haunted, but other times a haunting can encompass a much larger area.

This video presents two cases of large-scale hauntings, both involving numerous firsthand witnesses encountering ghosts over a wide area with a large variety of paranormal manifestations.

The first case has come to be known as "The White Witch." This case takes place near the Oakland/El Sobrante area of northern California. There are a few different versions explaining the actual origins of the haunting, but most people report the same type of manifestation: a ghostly apparition of a tall glowing lady who wanders the areas of Alvarado Park, Tilden Park and Joaquin Miller Park. Although the case has become something of a local urban legend, there are numerous reported accounts of people who claim to have seen the apparition.

One group of witnesses involves five young men who had a hostile encounter with the White Witch in 1990. It was an encounter that left them badly frightened and convinced them forever that the White Witch is very real indeed.

The second case in this video is "The Ghosts of the Indian Burial Ground." This case takes in place Topanga Canyon, located in the Santa Monica Mountains adjacent to Los Angeles, California. The center of the haunting is at the entrance to Topanga State Park, the former location of a Chumash Native American settlement and alleged burial ground. The haunting has affected at least six separate homes and a part of the Trippet Ranch/Topanga State Park. The haunting activity reaches back several decades and is still going on today. The activity includes strange noises, moving objects, ghostly footsteps, weird presences and apparitions. The haunting is very well-known among the local residents, most who have remained quiet about what is going on.

These two locations are good examples of on-going active hauntings, and if anyone wants to experience a ghost, both locations are open to the public.
You can explore more about these hauntings and many others in my book, California Ghosts: True Accounts of Hauntings in the Golden State. Now available!