Spooky Home Incidents

Spooky Home Incidents

Homes can be a makeshift mat, flat, a Malay house wilt stilts, a terraced or an even a fabulous gigantic mansion. However, whatever a home is they can be a source of paranormal hauntings. There are numerous of spooky tales of such incidents but here are just 3 of them.

One of the Many Types of House in Malaysia

The town of Rembau which is nestled near Seremban in the state of Negeri Sembilan. Johan and his wife. Mariam, together with their 4 kids lives in small town of Rembau.

One night, after Mariam manage to get their kids to bed she when to take her shower in their bedroom. Johan was watching a tv program and that show was over he went to their bedroom. He was reading in bed when Mariam got in bed and asked, “Bang, why are you breathing so hard?”

Huhh? Bulu naik….Johan muttered to himself….I was not breathing loud!

Did Mariam hear somebody’s voice?

The next incident occurred when 14 year old Bobby Lam was in his house in a mid-sized town of Pasir Gudang in Johor. After dinner, Bobby was in his room playing PlayStation when he heard his mother loudly shouting his name. Shucks!...now what?…as he reluctantly put down his computer game saying, “Coming-ler ma”

Voice Calling My Name

Voice Calling My Name

We were warned numerous times by our mothers and aunties (sometime even uncles) not to reply when ‘somebody’ calls your name. Whether it is an old Chinese superstition or old wives tale but nobody seem to know the meaning, what if one actually answer…do the vengeful or mischievous spirit follow you home or they just kacau (disturb) you? Please let me know if you do know the answer.

The Goh family lives in Senawang in the state of Negeri Sembilan, which is located near the Malacca state border. One late evening, 16 year old, Larry Goh, was deeply engrossed in the school library when he heard the voice his friend, Pawan, calling his name. He heard it 3 times but looking around the near deserted library, he decided it was a prank. When he met Pawan the next day, he found out his friend was in his house all along and not in the school library.

In another incident, Larry was in the living room watching tv when he heard his voice calling him….Chai!..Chai!  (Chinese for son). Reluctantly, he went to look and found his father in their little garden. “pa what’s up?” but was surprised to be told by his father that he did not call him at all.

Ghost in My Bed!

Ghost in My Bed!

“There was a ghostly figure of a woman lying beside my bed!”

I ran into an old friend, Rusdi, and his wife and they insisted that I must spend some time in their house. As we were bust chit-chatting about the old times how we were mesmerized about the old movies during the 1970s like “Pontianak”, “Orang Minyak” etc by the late P. Ramli.

Noraini, Rusdi’s wife, casually mentioned that she has seen a ghost. Reluctant at first to talk about the incident, she finally gave in to our constant begging. It happened when she was a girl of 8 years old and her uncle, aunty, her cousins were going to Kuala Pilah in the state of Negeri Sembilan.

Norini pleaded and begged her parents for permission to go with her with them and eventually she finally won (as usual!) They packed her uncle’s old van and they drove to the rest house in Kuala Pilah. 

Photo of Bedding Arrangement (www.flipkey.com)

Noraini together with her cousin, Sophie, had the double-bed while Sophie’s older sister, Nisha, had the single bed. That night while sleeping, Noraini groggily woke up and saw Nisha asleep in the single bed. As she turn to look at Sophie just beside her….she was speechless…there was a frizzy haired woman lying on her back in their bed!

Deceased Colleagues Part 2

Deceased Colleagues Part 2

This is a continuation of ‘Deceased Colleagues’ which I did not manage to complete. This time I have another 2 mysterious and unexplained tales of colleagues’  of passing on from this world.

Fahmi was formerly from Bahau in the state of Negeri Sembilan which was his hometown. This particular incident happened when he was a student in a school downtown. After school on that day, Fahmi was walking back from the canteen where he saw Cik Ku (teacher – ler) Sulaiman, his former teacher. Cik Ku Sulaiman seemed happy to see Fahmi and he waved his hands excitably for Fahmi to come over. 

When Fahmi walked to Cik Ku Sulaiman he noticed that the teacher was very pale and around his eyes were slight dark patches but other than that he seemed fine. Cik Ku Sulaiman even patted Fahmi on his shoulder and said, “Apa Khabar?” (what’s up). Cik Ku Sulaiman then reminded Fahmi to go to the teachers’ room to see him tomorrow before school.