Paranormal Incident at Universiti Sains Malaysia

Paranormal Incident at Universiti Sains Malaysia

Three girls faced a paranormal incident during a night out at Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) in Penang.

Kavitha, Rosie and Vickki are students at Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) at the main campus in the state of Pulau Pinang, Malaysia. USM was established in 1969 and located at the former Minden Barracks of the British Far East Command.

Universiti Sains Malaysia at the island of Penang

They were attending a rehearsal at night for a play (I cannot remember maybe it was Shakespeare) on campus. After the rehearsal, the three of them was walking back from the campus and it was quiet dark night with the lamp which was spaced far apart posts providing the lights on the campus. Kavitha and Vickki was walking with Rosie lagging behind. The two girls turned back and asked Rosie to walk faster. When they turned back impatiently when they notice that Rosie was walking behind them and she was looking strangely at something behind her. 

Night time view of USM

Kavitha and Vickki then shouted at Rosie to keep up with them as Rosie seemed to be falling behind them. Rosie suddenly shouted in a terrified voice at the two girls, “Run…just run!” Both of the girls together with Rosie just took off thinking it must be snatch thieves or even a rapist. 

Then must have ran over a half kilometer before they reached the guard house. They were panting heavily and completely out of breath and when they have recovered sufficiently they asked her what was about.

“You meant you didn’t see them?” said a still panting Rosie to her two friends. Rosie then told them that she saw an older gentleman who was on the parked wooden bench smoking a pipe and he seemed to be lost in thoughts. Then suddenly he walked away on the same foot path they were on.

Ghost in Gurney Hotel Penang

Ghost in Gurney Hotel Penang

A foreign tourists visit the hotel where they find strange and unexplainable things in their room.

A good friend of mine, Nigel and Martha, recently met up with me in Kuala Lumpur before leaving for Penang. They book a suite at the Gurney Hotel in Penang, the room was spacious and nice but the support staffs were inefficient and unfriendly.

Gurney Hotel in Penang

Nigel and Martha planned to spend several days there before flying off to Pulau Langawi. During the trip in Penang, they plan to spend some time in Gurney Drive, the Botanical Garden, Penang Hill and the famous Kek Lok Si temple. 

A Hawker stall in Gurney Drive

The first night in the hotel, everything was fine, except the neighbouring rooms were filled with kids’ playing and laughter. Nigel was annoyed that the parents’ seem to let the kids (probably spoilt and pampered) make so much noise without caring about their neighbours. Martha reasoned that they kids were probably off for their school holidays. Nigel did not want to spoilt their time in Penang and did not say further.

Eerie Incident at Reflexology Centre

Eerie Incident at Reflexology Centre

Reflexology Centres are very popular (especially with males) that instead of a relaxing massage after a hard day’s work, it is related about the seamy and sexual activities of that trade. However, this is a story about the unnatural and ghostly encounters in a Reflexology centre.

Brenda Shi works in a Reflexology centre in town of Butterworth. Butterworth is off to the island of Penang and is located at the bottom of peninsula Malaysia. She lives with 5 other girls in the centre in the top floor of the centre and works on bottom at the 1^st floor.

Map of the town of Butterworth in Malaysia

On many nights, after work, she and the rest of girls have heard a mournful crying from a small kid. The cries will occur continue throughout the nights. As they stay on the top floor of a shoplot, they were puzzled about the cries. When during the next day, the girls asked their neighbours, they confirmed hearing the tearful cries and weeping from a child. However, they adamantly said that do not anybody around there that have a kid!

Foot Massages at Reflexology Centre