Monday, September 17, 2012

A Lift Incident



A Lift Incident
This lift or elevator incident occurred at the office in the afternoon before lunch break. Angela Lui works as a secretary and his boss was late for a appointment with the management. She was extremely busy retyping the latest reports and getting projects folders that her boss need for his meeting. When she was done she helped her boss with the papers and he mention that he will be very late to get back to the office.
She hurried to her work station to find Felicia, from accounts, waiting for her impatiently as they late for lunch. She grabbed her purse and went with her friend to the lift, as they were in the 6th floor.


A Lift or Elevator for an office block

When the lift arrived Angela got she found there was a woman there at the front of the lift and she politely position herself at the bottom. Her friend, Felicia, also got into the lift but she was standing in the other front corner of the lift. She was looking at her friend, Felicia, but she was preoccupied with her mobile phone.
Angela decided at the woman who was facing the lift door and she could only see the back of her. She noticed that the woman was wearing a full length white dress, with a rough or coarse material, and a very unkempt shoulder length hair. The woman got out of lift on the 1st floor and promptly walked away.
Angela and Felicia finally got to the ground floor and rapidly walked away. Angela commented to Felicia, “What a strange woman and no notice her white dress?” Felicia looked at her friend with a puzzled look and replied, “Whao! What woman in white, we were the only ones in the lift!...don’t frighten me-lah”

Angela was frightened but pretended nothing had happened and simply proceeded with lunch.


Saturday, September 15, 2012

Why Are Hotels Haunted?



Why Are Hotels Haunted?
Hotels from the super luxurious Marina Sands Hotel in Singapore to the lowly budget hotels in Kelantan, Malaysia are full of stories or experiences of customers which testify on the existence of ghostly haunting. In fact, any hotels in this world have numerous tales of strange haunting.


Super Luxurious Marina Sands Hotel, Singapore



A Budget Hotel in Kelantan
It has been simply observed that there are mountains of evidence that point to the probability of ghosts existing. There are too many to simply ignore from countless clients and customers of eerie ghostly experiences.

Tale 1
Zina Azhar  booked a room with a reputable hotel in Kuching, Sarawak. Zina is a business woman and was extremely tired from the customers she met. She fell easily asleep soundly when she startled and woke at the unfamiliar sound of the bedroom window.
In the darken night, Zina was shocked and terrified to find the a blurry image of a man holding a knife at her. She grabbed a table light from the bed and quickly took off for the receptionist counter in the lobby.
The hotel manager, bell-boy and Zina followed her to the bedroom where they found only the broken lamp. The manager dismiss the whole incident but was willing to change her room instead.  Angry and upset, Zina quickly packed her luggage and went down to the receptionist area to check-out. The young girl kept apologizing for the incident and in a hush tone said that a man committed suicide a couple of years ago and he was in the same room!
2nd Tale
Insurance adjuster Charles Seto check in to a budget hotel deciding to spend a night at Johor Baru, Johore. As he walked into the narrow corridor leading to the rows of rooms, he suddenly felt an eerie sensation of as if someone was looking at him. Charles also felt cold sweat pouring over his body. He wondered what is going on and thought he must be coming down with a fever.
As Charles walked around the corner he spotted a room with the door opened and red tape was strung around the room. When he walked pass the room, he saw a few policemen busy looking around the room.
Charles Seto turned back and walked out thinking that he is better off sleeping in his old car.

A veteran manager of the hotel industry has commented that it is common to have such spirits or ghosts in every hotel regardless of how many stars it has.

Thursday, September 13, 2012

Revisiting Kellie’s Castle in Perak



Revisiting Kellie’s Castle in Perak
This is a bitter sweet hauntingly tale of a person’s quest that remains unfortunately partially unfulfilled. A Scottish planter by the name of William Kellie Smith arrived in Malaya to find riches and fame in 1890s. Despite his business ventures brought him vast wealth and fame, his downfall at the same time brought only deaths.



View of Kellie’s Castle only remembered by tourists

Tuesday, September 11, 2012

Vacation in Ria Apartments, Genting Highlands



Vacation in Ria Apartments, Genting Highlands


Vacation in Ria Apartments, Genting Highlands
For Ghost hunters and busters, RIA Apartments and remaining sister resorts and hotels like Amber Court, First World Hotel, at Genting Highland in the state of Pahang, is the perfect location to look for eerie and unnatural tales and stories.
Despite many negative comments from people who have stayed there, it has become a magnet of ghost hunters or ghost busters.
The casino is in Genting Highlands, Pahang, Malaysia and is open daily 24 hours. The casino's 200,000 square foot gaming space features 3,000 gaming machines and 500 table games. It is the only casino in the country.

A number of the casino’s clients have unfortunately committed suicides and the negative perception give rise to lots of eerie paranormal tales and stories. Whether these stories are real or not, it is up to you to decide.



Ria Apartments in Genting Highlands

Saturday, September 8, 2012

Pair of Feet



Pair of Feet




Carol Ho was running late as she just finished her work at 2.30pm on a Saturday. She has rushed to Taman Melaka Raya in Malacca for colleague’s “full moon” (a Chinese custom that after the first month of a baby’s birth there is a celebration of the event) When she arrived at the place, everybody were happily eating and chatting. Her friend and her husband ushered her in their house. Her colleague had prepared a simple meal for her friends.



Fried Noodles (‘Mee Bihun’) - yummy!

Thursday, September 6, 2012

Haunted Head



Haunted Head
“I really saw a haunted head in my apartment!” said an aggrieved Jason Por when he recounted his experience with the supernatural.
Jason Por lived in Ipoh the largest city and the capital of Perak in Malaysia. With a population of over 700,000, it is the fourth largest city (I think) in Malaysia and Ipoh is approximately 180 kilometers from Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia.
At the time of the incident, Jason was staying in Ipoh when his family bought a condominium in the suburbs of Ipoh. When they moved there, they have almost completed the renovation of the apartment. Jason lived with her widow mother and his younger sister at that time.


A View of a Five Storey of a Condominium in Ipoh in Perak

Monday, September 3, 2012

Haunted Hotel



Haunted Hotel
I have heard that the MINT Hotel could be a haunted hotel.  Here is the tale ..

The MINT Hotel is a 7-storey building and is a budget hotel in Kuala Lumpur. It does not have the luxuries and comfort of some of the 5-star hotels but it is understandable.

Mint Hotel of Kuala Lumpur
8th KM, Kuala Lumpur - Seremban Highway, 43300 Seri Kembangan, Selangor Darul Ehsan,
Malaysia. Mint Hotel (Kuala Lumpur Highway-Seremban Highway)



View of the MINT Hotel


Sunday, September 2, 2012

Phone Call from Dead Papa



Phone Call from Dead Papa
Richard Looi was a top executive in a construction company in Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia. During that time, he was asked to go to Penang with his bosses iron out a few details about a project that they were tendering. 

When he was in Penang, he got a phone call from his older brother that his father had a stroke.
As his brother told Richard that their father was alright after the stroke and was in a hospital. As Richard was very busy in Penang with his work he decided to get back to Kuala Lumpur when the work is done. 

Richard’s father works as a taxi driver although Richard has told his father and he will support him and he need not work. Although his father wants to carry on working driving his taxi, like he likes to say that at least he got something to do. Richard’s mother passed away a couple of years ago and his father agreed reluctantly stay with Richard. At the very least, Richard managed to get his father a mobile phone so that his father can call him and his brother at any time.

Saturday, September 1, 2012

Tsunami Victims

Tsunami Victims


Tsunami in 2004

A tsunami is a series of water waves caused by the displacement of a large volume of a body of water, typically an ocean or a large lake. Tsunami waves do not resemble normal sea waves, because their wavelength is far longer. Rather than appearing as a breaking wave, a tsunami may instead initially resemble a rapidly rising tide, and for this reason they are often referred to as tidal waves.- Wikepedia