I got one, take it for what it is.
Back about 15 years ago I took a job working security/ maintenance in a psychiatric hospital. Unlike what most pysch hospitals look like, this place looked like a country club, it had separate buildings for various age groups, a clinic that was staffed with darn near everything, and an outpatient building. When the hospital was built, it was originally on an old cemetery, which was moved farther down the road. I worked nights and weekends, and I had to walk through the place a few times a night to make sure everything was ok.
I talked to several nurses and mental health workers who refused to enter the building that was used for outpatient services. On weekends the teenage patients would be walked there, they had a kitchen, video games, a pool table, and arts and crafts room with a kiln. It was not unusual to see doctors there on nights or weekends catching up on work.
I asked the staff who wouldn't go there why and they told me they heard noises, doors would slam for no reason, they would get chills etc. I brushed it off, I mean it was a big building so I thought it might have been that.
One Saturday morning, about 9am or so, I was on the back end of my shift and I went into that building, and I could hear voices, plain as day. I could not make out what they were saying but it was more than one person. The hallway was not a straight hall, but it curved slightly. So when I got to the end of it, the voices stopped, abruptly.
I started looking around, being security, I had keys to every door in the hospital and no one else had come in the building with me. I checked every office, closet and nook where I heard the voices stop, no one, I was alone.
I really wasn't scared but it got my attention. Apparently, when the old cemetery was moved, where the part of the building where all the noises that others heard and I heard the voices, was where a corner of the cemetery was. Was it a ghost, don't know, take it for what it is.
The second story was unnerving to me and the guy sitting next to me the day it happened.
A few years ago I was in the control room of our jail and the guy next to me suddenly yelled and backed up in his chair about five feet. I looked up and there was a face of a guy looking through the two way glass window smiling at us. Then he was gone. We checked every camera on every hall and we had to let people though the doors, no one could come and go.
The guy next to me pulled up an inmate file on the computer because he told the face looked familiar. The inmate he pulled up, was a guy who died in a holding cell not 20 feet from where we were a few years before. He died of natural causes, but it was painful. I can still see that face in my mind today. I was unnerved, but the guy next to me practically needed a new set of pants afterwards.
Again, take them for what they are.
My wife had a good one. One day she told me she had seen a guy on our porch, plain as day about 80 or so. She described him to a "T". I showed her a picture of the previous owner of the house, and she had said that was exactly who it was. He had died a couple years before. Not at the house though, but he had a heart attack and died in the hospital. I had met him a couple years before that, my wife had never met him at all.