What are the most well - known Roseville local scary stories?

There's a story in Roseville about a particular forest path. Legend has it that if you walk down that path alone at midnight, a shadowy figure follows you. This figure is said to be the spirit of a lost hiker who died in those woods long ago. Many locals avoid that path after dark.

The haunted theater in Montreal is quite well - known. Performers and stagehands have reported seeing apparitions backstage. They say that sometimes the lights flicker on their own and cold spots appear. It is thought that an actor who died tragically during a performance still haunts the place.

The 'Candle Cove' is a well - known one. It was about a strange, low - budget children's show that only a few people seemed to remember. The show had disturbing characters like a skeleton pirate. People who shared their memories of it on the internet noticed that their memories were inconsistent, and there were elements that just didn't seem right, creating a very spooky atmosphere.

Another one could be the Ebola outbreak. The CDC had to send teams to the affected areas in Africa. The virus was extremely deadly, and there were challenges in terms of proper medical facilities in those regions. There was also the fear of the virus spreading globally, which made it a very concerning and scary situation for the CDC to handle.

A popular Alaska scary story involves the old mining towns. Many of these towns were abandoned long ago, but locals say that at night, the spirits of the miners who died in accidents or from the harsh living conditions still roam the streets. You can supposedly feel a cold presence and hear the faint sounds of pickaxes and mining carts in the ghostly silence of these forgotten places.

A well - known one is the haunted stadium story. A stadium that was built on an old burial ground. People say that during night games, or when the stadium is empty, you can hear faint screams and see strange apparitions. Some players have refused to play there after having strange experiences.

Another well - known one is about the haunted cemetery. People claim to have seen strange lights and figures floating among the tombstones. Some say they've even been touched by cold, unseen hands while walking through it.

The story of the Lost Battalion is another. Trapped behind enemy lines, they were cut off from supplies and support. They had to fight off the enemy while slowly starving and running out of ammunition. The sense of isolation and impending doom in that situation made it a truly scary story of WW1.

There's a story about a BTS member feeling an 'unusual presence' during a late - night practice session. However, considering they often practice for long hours and get tired, it could have been just a momentary hallucination. They were in a big empty practice room, and the silence and exhaustion might have made their minds play tricks on them. Maybe the lack of proper ventilation made them a bit dizzy too, and they misinterpreted that feeling as something spooky.

The Bermuda Triangle is a well - known one. It's a region in the ocean where many ships and planes have disappeared under mysterious circumstances. Some believe there are strange natural phenomena like magnetic anomalies that cause these disappearances.