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<blockquote data-quote="root" data-source="post: 1089383" data-attributes="member: 13278">Here is a site based ghost story:Over in Canton (Michigan), there is a road which is haunted.&nbsp; Many years ago, before this city was developed, a lady was driving down this road with her relativily newborn baby.&nbsp; (Not sure on whether it was a boy or girl.)&nbsp; Sometime during the course of her drive, another vehicle started to follow her, a vehicle with only one headlight.&nbsp; Not wanting to stop, she kept driving and slowly became more and more terrified.&nbsp; Finally her car stalled over this bridge on a very lonely stretch of dirt road.Before this had happened, she managed to put some distance between herself and the other vehicle following her, she promptly got out with her baby and proceeded to run in the woods.&nbsp; The man that had been following her with one headlight also got out and proceeded to follow.&nbsp; This was done very easily since all the joustling had awakened the baby and started to cry.&nbsp; The mother fearing for her babies life and hers, stashed the baby up in a tree as best she could and attempted to draw the man away from that tree.Now the man caught her and proceeded to rape her and eventually kill her.&nbsp; When he finished with her, he went after the crying baby.Today, if you drive down that road and go very slowly (time of day does not matter), a one headlighted vehicle will appear in your mirrors and you can also see it if you look directly out your back window.&nbsp; Due to the distance involved, that headlight will never catch up with you unless you were to stop and get out of your vehicle.&nbsp; One thing to note is, that if you do stop your vehicle, the light does come closer.&nbsp; Another part of the story is if you get out of your vehicle while it is on the bridge and shout, &quot;Mama, Mama, let me hear your baby cry!!!,&quot; you will hear a crying baby.I have witnessed the one headlight, but never the crying baby.&nbsp; My friends and I tried the second part, but we couldn't get it to work.&nbsp; My theory was that you had to have the one headlighted vehicle following you while you did this, but my friends wouldn't try it.&nbsp; All in all, it is a spooky part of the road, especially at night.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="root, post: 1089383, member: 13278"] Here is a site based ghost story: Over in Canton (Michigan), there is a road which is haunted. Many years ago, before this city was developed, a lady was driving down this road with her relativily newborn baby. (Not sure on whether it was a boy or girl.) Sometime during the course of her drive, another vehicle started to follow her, a vehicle with only one headlight. Not wanting to stop, she kept driving and slowly became more and more terrified. Finally her car stalled over this bridge on a very lonely stretch of dirt road. Before this had happened, she managed to put some distance between herself and the other vehicle following her, she promptly got out with her baby and proceeded to run in the woods. The man that had been following her with one headlight also got out and proceeded to follow. This was done very easily since all the joustling had awakened the baby and started to cry. The mother fearing for her babies life and hers, stashed the baby up in a tree as best she could and attempted to draw the man away from that tree. Now the man caught her and proceeded to rape her and eventually kill her. When he finished with her, he went after the crying baby. Today, if you drive down that road and go very slowly (time of day does not matter), a one headlighted vehicle will appear in your mirrors and you can also see it if you look directly out your back window. Due to the distance involved, that headlight will never catch up with you unless you were to stop and get out of your vehicle. One thing to note is, that if you do stop your vehicle, the light does come closer. Another part of the story is if you get out of your vehicle while it is on the bridge and shout, "Mama, Mama, let me hear your baby cry!!!," you will hear a crying baby. I have witnessed the one headlight, but never the crying baby. My friends and I tried the second part, but we couldn't get it to work. My theory was that you had to have the one headlighted vehicle following you while you did this, but my friends wouldn't try it. All in all, it is a spooky part of the road, especially at night. [/QUOTE]

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