It’s one thing to claim a house has a ghost in it, but one woman from Texas claims her rental home in Gainesville is haunted by multiple paranormal visitors, including “hooker” ghosts.
During a segment on Fox News’ “Jesse Watters Primetime,” Linda Hill details how she came to the determination that her home was infested with spirits.
It began when she alleges she heard someone say she was “looking good” while she was in the shower. Naturally, she thought the culprit may have been her husband. But he wasn’t home.
“I thought it was my husband. I mean, he and I were the only ones in the house,” Hill said. Upon realizing that the figure outside of her shower was a specter, she says she had a brief conversation with him before he left.
“I spoke to him, you know, he told me I was looking good. I said thank you and I asked him what he had been doing that day, and we had a conversation, and he left.’
They have tried to rent out the home, referred to as Hill House Manor, but none of the tenants last longer than six months. All of them reported having run into the ghosts.
And evidently, there are several different types of spirits in the home.
“We’ve got kids, and we’ve got old people, old guys, and we’ve got hookers,” Hill claimed.
The “hooker” ghosts are evidently the most likely to reach out and connect with physical beings. Hill says male renters in the house feel hands stroking their arms or touching their shoulders.
“I guess the best thing about a prostitute ghost is you don’t have to pay her,” Watters quipped.
“That’s right,” Hill chuckled. “They try to stir up business, but they can’t figure out a way to conclude the transaction, so nothing ever happens.”
Hill recalled that one of the “hooker” ghosts followed a man home and spent days at his place before going back to Hill House Manor.
Despite the rental not being livable (unless you’re already dead), Hill has turned the home into something of a tourist attraction. It is now a hot spot for paranormal investigators who are looking to get lucky.
Though with these kinds of spirits, they might get luckier than they thought…
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Sierra Marlee is a millennial whose hunger for the truth in a world of fake news has led her to write. Marlee also contributes to BizPac Review.
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