Precognitive Ghosts are the ones that come to tell that something or something bad was going to happen. I have a story about ghosts on one of the Key Islands here in South Florida.
It was August of 1935, and a category 5 hurricane was head straight for the Keys thru the path of the Caribbean Islands. They were developing warning systems, but its forecasting was always too late. It blast thru the Keys and hit so hard, part of a Railroad Bridge was gone from Henry Flagler’s Oversea Railroad. It was at a point just off the Island of Morada. They were sending people to help out people leaving the Keys and to stay for Disaster Relief down via the railroad; unaware there was no bridge up ahead. They plunged to their deaths to the shallow waters of a mangrove that was alligator invested. Little of amounts of bodies were found due to nature.
There are stories about 24 hours right before Hurricane Andrew that people fishing off the bridge area off Isle of Morada kept seeing shadows of people standing, rocking back and forth in the mangrove. These spirits were warning us that the same type of disaster was going to happen again. And it did.
I visited a place in Williamsburg called the “Peyton Randolph House” which is to be the most haunted place in Colonial Williamsburg. Inside Peyton Randolph House was supposed to lay a precognitive ghost of a servant. She comes to warn that something was going to happen to the family. From death to fires, this ghost would come in the middle of the night, wringing hands, grasping at her apron and running towards the door, only to turn around and repeat her actions. Here read about it in Haunted Colonial Williamsburg, a website I made in 1998.
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If a precognitive ghost comes to your bed tonight, would you heed his or her warnings?
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