We rented a terrible house of the 1870s – and we saw shadow figures convinced us was wandering

Would you be able to sleep in this “super haunted” house?

An early resident has shared the scary details that made them believe that their home was inhabited by the “terrible” soul.

Reddit user @lagrimas333 revealed that they “rented a wandering house of the 1870s” where wild noises and shadow figures convince them that they were really visited by ghosts “spooky details that were nails in the casket.

“I lived there with relatives and we would all hear noises when no one else was at home,” they explained.

The person said those who live there would hear the tracks running up and down the stairs and along the room – and would witness the “shadow figures” from nowhere.

They knew a cold night when their roommate thought they saw a man’s dark sketch in their room – but they had invited every visitor.

“My bedroom was in the attic in a short hall from my room of my house,” they explained. “Our rooms have no doors. One morning in the kitchen, my house asked if I had someone last night.

“I said no – I was alone,” they said before reimbursing a positively alarm detail. “She told me she saw a long figure of a man standing in my door all night.”

The former tenant also recalled how an old basement door “crashed into itself” – although it was locked in a covered porch and is likely not to be closed by the wind.

They even believe it may have been associated with a newspaper cutting of 1890 that discovered hidden under the floor tables.

The first page of the publication presented an article about a hanging killer, a shocking situation that the tenant may have occurred in their previous home.

“That house was terrible,” they insisted.

The divided person they have been transferred since “a popular Victorian of 1891 and have found nothing but a baby’s spider’s glove and some old bobby pins inside a canal”.

They have seen a particularly upset connection as he also noted that “at least one person died in this house” but explaining that they “still port”