Another Scary Incident
at Amber Court, Genting Highlands
A collection of unnatural tales - spooky, ghostly, spirits, superstitions, myths, hauntings and the like. The tales of the supernatural. Many of these old tales come from the land of Malaysia - the Ghosts of Malaysia.
Thursday, August 30, 2012
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Crying Kid Incident
Crying Kid Incident
Thomas Chong
is the oldest son (12 years old) with two younger brothers. They stay with
their mother at their rented flat in Perak. They recently lost their father
when he was killed in a tragic car accident.
One night
was cleaning the dirty dishes in the kitchen sink, he looked out of his kitchen
window at the other rows flat and he commented, “I wonder which parents would
allow the kids to play ball at such late hour”. There was a constant thok! thok!
thok! sound of someone playing ball. His mother who was drying the plates with
a cloth, silently look, through the kitchen window and peered the silent flat
in 7th floor apartment.
Bouncing Ball
Monday, August 27, 2012
Car Park Mysterious Incident
Car Park Mysterious
Incident
Amir
together with his wife, Rosie, parked his car at the mall to do their shopping.
As it was only 6 pm they went to the food court to have their meal before proceeding
to do their weekly shopping. After their meal, they went to Tesco and carried
on with their shopping.
Car Park at the Mall
Friday, August 24, 2012
Haunting at Shopping Mall
Haunting at Shopping
Mall
Felicia Heng is a shop assistant at a retail
store at a popular shopping mall. At peak shopping seasons Felicia have to work
late, sometimes after 2 to 3am. Where they
had to take the daily receipts and to reconciled or match with the amount of
the purchased stocks sold. They even had
to eat their dinners in their stores in the mall.
View of Shopping Mall
in normal time
Duta Palm Springs Resort Incident
Duta Palm Springs
Resort Incident
Duta Palm
Resort is a deserted blocks of apartments or town-houses. When Luke Yee and his
family booked this place they were quite disappointed over the lack of amenities. They had 3
bedrooms, a kitchen, a living room and 2 bathrooms. Still it was his wife,
Cloris, who made the most noise about the lack of amenities...
An almost deserted Duta
Palm Springs in Port Dickson
Thursday, August 23, 2012
Toyol at it again
Toyol at it again
Toyol is a genie or a supernatural creature as
mentioned in the Malay mythology. Toyol, it has a small stature and having a baby physique with only a
height of 15-20cm. His skin was red and chubby red with protruding
eyes quite a bit. It has prominent with
forehead, wide mouth and a bald head. It is from the
jinn or genie who are used by people to make money and get rich quick from
others.
This incident occurred when Ami was studying at a
local college and she stayed with her friends at a hostel. One day came back
from her classes in college, when she saw an ugly blood stain on a small
section of the wall just above the floor of the hostel. Ami angrily shouted at
her friends, who were in the bedroom, who was responsible for the stain. Her
three friends got out of the bedroom, wondering what were the commotion all
about. When they saw the blood stain, they were surprised and the three friends
flatly denied of doing it.
Ami and her friends then got together with pails,
brushes and lots of water to clean the stain.
Instead of removing the stain, it got even worse. It was twice the size
compared to previous stain.
Ami and her friends then consulted a ‘bomoh’ (a traditional
medical
practitioner) while mumbling incantations concluded that the stain was
caused by the supernatural. The ‘bomoh’ and his assistants managed to clean the
stain.
After
a few weeks the blood stain back and it got worse, there were bloody tiny footprints
on the wall. One of Ami’s friends one night accidentally even saw a small
creature crawling on the wall!!! Eeek!
Ami
and her friends have to get another ‘bomoh’ for a thorough cleaning to get rid
of the supernatural.
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Amber Court in Genting Highlands Eerie Incident
Amber Court in Genting
Highlands Eerie Incident
Amber Court has been considered by many as the most haunted place in Malaysia. There are cases that many people had died there as a result of freak accidents or suicides. It is also one of the favorite spots for “ghost hunting” enthusiasts in the country.
Amber Court in Genting
Highlands, Front View
Note: The
missing letter in the word “court”.
Monday, August 20, 2012
PJ Hilton Hotel Haunted?
PJ Hilton Hotel Haunted?
Is PJ Hilton
really haunted? The famous Hotel in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, is a popular place
for the richer for the younger crowds. The 4-star hotel is known for it is
brand of Hilton (or even more famous for
Paris Hilton…ha ha)
View of PJ Hilton at
Petaling Jaya
Saturday, August 18, 2012
Spirits in Church
Spirits in Church
Tapah is a small
town in the state of Perak in Malaysia. This town is considered as the main
entry point into the old Cameron Highlands route, which is a winding and narrow
road uphill. It has a population of only 30,000 people.
Linus Chen’s
girlfriend, Ginny is from Tapah, actually it is her grandparents home. Although
Linus and Ginny stay and work in Penang, and they occasionally visit Ginny’s
grandparent at their home in Tapah, Perak.
View of Tapah in Perak
Thursday, August 16, 2012
Sensitive and Angry Ghost
Sensitive and Angry
Ghost
There is a
saying that people must be careful and be sensitivity do what you say or do to
the supernatural entities. My late grandmother had a saying that, when we were
kids, it is important to ask for permission being simply peeing etc. away especially
when outdoors (like most kids…even
adults, anywhere is good enough yeah!).
Ira was
travelling to her house in Melaka after spending a few days at a relative’s
house in Kedah. She was with her husband who was driving, her mother, sister
and her three kids. On the way, the kids have to stop for “pee breaks” and
food. So they parked their car at one of the rest stop, do their stuff and also
give the adults a break.
Ira
did not follow her family when they went for their lunch but instead waited for
the rest at a partially covered shed near their car. She was with her youngest
daughter, Mina who was 4 years old, who was in a bad-tempered and difficult
mood…(…manja-lah-spoilt little girl).
Rest Stop area in
Malaysi
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Doppleganger – My Colleague
Doppleganger – My Colleague
Marie works
in a restaurant assistant in Genting Highlands. She is presently working the
night shift and she goes back to her hostel when the shift is over. Every day
seems like a repeat of yesterday and they have to go to the grind of life. At
least she got a good job except it is a bit monotonous at times.
Image of Cable Car in
Foggy Weather in Genting Highlands
One night
having brought some food for herself, she was walking alone to her hostel when
she noticed her friend, Marina Gan, walking in the opposite direction towards
the casino.
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Floating Lady Ghost
Floating Lady Ghost
Emily Liang
was only about 6 years ago, when he lived in Balakong, in the 1990s. She lived
in the area called Balakong Taman Jaya in a terrace house, together with his
parents and siblings.
Balakong is a huge township in the state of Selangor,
Malaysia. Balakong is located between the boundary of Kajang and Cheras. The
township consists mainly of residential condominiums, office complexes and
factories.
Balakong
originally was surrounded by rubber plantation used Tin Mining Lakes. Most
families in the village was rubber tappers. There a was primary school, a few
Chinese temple, a wet market, a Lutheran church(on a hilltop),a cowboy town
street, a people's town hall and a football field.
View of Taman Balakong
Jaya in Selangor
It was about
10pm and Emily was ordered not to bother her 2 older brothers’ as they have to
study for their examinations. So Emily left in the living room with her mother
busy with her laundry, folding the dried clothes. Emily was busy working on her
colouring book and sitting at the window of the living room.
Monday, August 13, 2012
Dormitory’s Student Hall Ghostly Apparition
Dormitory’s Student
Hall Ghostly Apparition
Sarmila’s
first year at a local Universiti is proving a trying time for her as it was
examination time. Her parents lived in Pahang and they were worried that she is
eating enough (….like all mother’s worry) now that she is Selangor. At the same
time, her eldest brother Ravi who works in Selangor, has elected to her take
out for dinner, in his motorcycle. Anyway, it was a great relief for Sarmila to be
able take a break from her books and studies. Also she looked forward to see
her brother and to catch-up with her family going on.
Local Hostel and
Dormitory
After a meal
with her brother, at an Indian restaurant, she got back to a hostel and took a
quick shower. Then it was off to the study room at her dormitory, reluctantly
to continue with her studies.
Saturday, August 11, 2012
Ipoh Specialist Hospital Strange Sightings
Ipoh Specialist Hospital
Strange Sightings
I have two separate tales of people who have personally encountered
unrelated strange sightings at the Ipoh Specialist Hospital.
View of Ipoh Specialist
Hospital in Ipoh, Perak
Friday, August 10, 2012
Rented House Demon
Rented House Demon
Kajang, is a town in the eastern part of Selangor, Malaysia.
Kajang is the district capital of Hulu Langat.
It is located 21 kilometers (13 mi) from of Malaysia's capital, Kuala
Lumpur.[1]The current locational gravity of growth in Kajang would be Sungai Chua. The total population of Kajang has grown rapidly in the past few years, with estimated population growth of 9% per annum.
As of 2004, a few townships have been developed in Kajang, such as Taman Prima Saujana (straight from Jalan Cheras), Sungai Chua, Taman Kajang Perdana (Kajang Highlands). Lately, many high-end developments has mushroomed in Kajang such as Twin Palms, Sri Banyan, Country Heights, Jade Hills and Prima Paramount.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
View of Kajang Town in
Selangor
Zam never
use to believe in ghosts and in fact, he went ghost-hunting but did not see
anything.
Thursday, August 9, 2012
Rifle Range Flats Ghost
Rifle Range Flats Ghost
Rifle Range Flats is the largest low cost
housing scheme in the state of Penang. Its area is made of crowdy, dirty, noisy people and the lack
of security in terms of Police or guards. The flats consist of Blocks A,
B,(inside) and C,D and E. Rifle Range Flats is located in Air Itam in Penang. There
are a lack of basic amenities such as halls, playground, carparking
etc for the community in Rifle Range Flats. Rifle Range was part of the
cemetery and during WW2 it was reported to be the place Japanese armies killed
their captives.
View of Rifle Range
Flats in Penang
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Karaoke Uninvited Guest
Karaoke Uninvited Guest
Bosco is a mechanic at car shop in Cheras, Kuala
Lumpur. This happened recently during a Sunday night when he and 4 of friends
are feeling a bit restless. So after dinner, they went to a local Karaoke
lounge. Actually, they went to a place named Gold Mine KTV Lounge (which gained
notoriety many years ago when the KL Magistrate’s Court fined one of its GROs
(Guest Relation Officer) for table-top dancing – (she was only clad in a
G-string - ha!ha! what they really need!]
Inside View of Karaoke
Lounge
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Taxi Driver’s Eerie Passenger
Taxi Driver’s Eerie
Passenger
Wong has
been a taxi driver for over 30 years in the state of Penang, Malaysia. He generally prefers the night shift as the
fares charged are higher. One night as he was driving at 3am, when a lady waved
at him at Bukit Gelugor. As it was a poor night out, he was glad of the extra
customer.
A view of a road of Bukit
Gelugor in Penang
Monday, August 6, 2012
WWII Japanese Soldier Headless Apparition
WWII Japanese Soldier
Headless Apparition
I was living
in the state of Penang with my parents and my siblings when I was 15 years old.
We were staying at a Government rows of semi-detached houses which has been
demolished to cater for recent developments. The old and majestic British semi-detached
houses also known as “beach house” which was the location of the Japanese
Military Headquarters during the Second World War.
Old Cemetary at Farquhar Street
Anyway, I
could not sleep and so I decided to read my storybook instead. It was about 1am
when I realized that I have left my storybook on the ground floor in the Living
room. I did not take switch on the light as I was lazy besides the moonlight
streaming from the old huge casement windows provided enough light.
Seawall to the “Beach
House”
As I was
grabbing the storybook from the Living Room, I heard faint sound…a light tapping
sound from the television room. So I crept silently to that room and in the
moonlight I saw a translucent figure dressed in full Japanese military attire …...minus
his head!!! Yeaah! I had to grabbed my hands to my mouth to quite (and maybe to
keep my teeth from clattering!) The headless soldier was oblivious to everyone
and had to use both hands in front his body and he staggering or swaying…(like
his lost something…maybe his head!) This went on for a couple of minutes and
then he staggered and swayed away to the kitchen.
With my
hands firmly clamped about my mouth, I rushed to my bedroom upstairs and into
my blanket and covered myself for the rest of the night.
I heard from
the other neighbor ladies that they have seen the headless soldier themselves.
Some people
believe that those have died that way, will go through the most painful events
that mark their unfortunate death. I sometime wonder, actually what did the
Japanese soldiers do the chopped head?
Japanese ghost refers to any shade or being dressed like a
soldier Japan . Often
it is associated with the places where the army headquarters had made during World
War II , the Japanese conquest of Malaysia . Place considered area are building boarding schools , government offices and important buildings which have developed during World War II.
Often it is seen whether armed with guns or swords, without head
Sometimes, he said to armed marches at night (without head), with sound clatter of boots of army soldiers.
Saturday, August 4, 2012
Toyol in Grandma’s House
Toyol in Grandma’s
House
Siti lived with her parents in Johor Baru in the state of
Johor. Her father was a clerk then and her mother was a housewife. They lived
in a Government quarters and this incident when she was only primary 2. When
she was that age, about 8 years old, she went with her mother to visit her
grandmother for a few days.
A ‘toyol’ at the back of
the Door
Depiction of a ‘toyol’
This incident occurred when Siti was going to bed at about
11 pm. She was sleeping with her mother
in bed and she getting comfortable and sleepy. Just before her eyes closed, she
saw a small-goblin-like creature jumped on her bed and stared at her eyes.
Yeaaaah! It was green in colour and red beady eyes and when he laughed, Siti
could see a row of small sharp teeth in his mouth. Staring back at that “thing”
and desperately tugging at her mother to wake up. The child-like thing just
grinned at her and ran away from the bedroom.
Heard her grandma told her mother said, “toyol at the wooden
house always cause trouble”.
Definition : Toyol refers to a kind of ghost in Malay belief, probably from among the jinn / satan, which was kept for the purpose of stealing. Is said to be shaped Toyol small children and also has a temperament like a small child. Toyol observed, generally believed to be of the form of a naked little boy, with red eyes and sharp teeth. Allegedly, toyol will be kept in a small bottle and the owners would give his own blood meal every day / every full moon. If failed, toyol will suck the blood of the immediate family of the owner. People normally associate the appearance of a toyol with that of a small baby, frequently that of a newborn baby walking naked with a big head, small hands, clouded eyes and usually greenish skin. Toyol - Wikipedia Bahasa Melayu, ensiklopedia bebas
Friday, August 3, 2012
Roadside Fruit Stall Ghostly Encounter
Roadside Fruit Stall
Ghostly Encounter
Imran is a Graphics executive in Kuala Lumpur and after his dinner,
he felt bored and restless. His friends are off to trekking in Pahang and he
was all alone. He could not go as he had to work and some of his assignments were
due.
He thought of going
to Mantin as he had heard that little
town which has an old cemetery was haunted. So he decided on driving all the
way to Mantin to take a look. The cemetery was a bit scary in the dark, especially
the trees and overgrown weeds. Still there was not much to see, so he finally decided
to drive back to Kuala Lumpur after spending a few hours there.
Map of Mantin in Negeri
Sembilan
A Typical Fresh Fruit
Stall
He decided to use the old road which was not very well
lighted and he turned his music on his player. As he passed the old road he
noticed that the fruit stalls along the road were empty (which is normal
considering the time of about 2am). The whole side road and the fruit seller
stalls were practically deserted.
Then when he passed the 7 stall, he saw a woman and her
child at their stall and he unconsciously braked to slow down his car. The
woman and her child were happily sitting and playing a plastic ball by
themselves at their stall. He wondered, why the woman’s and the child’s faces
were so drastically white and pale. Only when the woman went to pick up a ball
for her child, he noticed that she was kind of floating….Good God! awkk...he realized
that both of them are not alive! He fell on his accelerator and he sped off and
he did not stop until he was back in Kuala Lumpur.
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