The Little Boy of Coker Creek!

From: Amber (whaylon@tellico.net)
Story type: Ghost
Location: tellico plains,TN
Source: Form Submission

WELL,It all started when I was a baby I mean like 8 mon.old or so. Everyone thought I just had imaginary friend but obviously some people thought different. They say when I was just a baby I would reach for people & coo when I was just little. Anyways to make a long story short In May of 1992 (when I was 2 which I am 13 now!!) My mammaw was walking down the hall in the log house (around noon) cleaning up around the house (see I,along with my mother lived w/ my mammaw pappaw & uncle up until I was around 10) no one else was there but her so she decided to do some cleaning well, her sons bedroom door was open & that's when she saw it. A young boy sitting on his bed who looked around 8 yrs.w/brown hair.brown eyes & wearing some sort of sweater, very handsome sitting indian style on his bed. She could'nt believe her eyes so, she closed them re-opened them & he was gone. then,the next one to see him was my mother. She was walking down the hall during the morning time & she also saw the boy but this time he was standing over the bed peering at my uncle. It scared her out of her wits. she was so speechless that she just kept walking down the hall. Then my pappaw again just like the others was walking down the hall coming back from the restroom around 4:00 & HE TURNED HIS HEAD TO GLANCE AT MY UNCLES BEDROOM AS HE WENT BY, hE THOUGHT HE HAD SEEN SOMETHING. HE TOOK 2 STEPS PAST THE DOOR HE IMMEDIATELY STOPPED & BACKED UP W/ HIS HEAD TURNED TO THE RIGHT PRACTICALLY RUNNING BACK & THERE IN HIS SONS BEDROOM HE SAW IT. He saw a little brown headed boy in sitting in the center of his sons bed. He (unlike my mammaw estimated him 2 be around 4) He looked at him 3 or 4 sec.& he glanced back he disappeared. no one knows the purpose of the child but mostly anyone who walks down the hall can feel his prescence. maybe the bed was haunted,maybe the house. To this day no one has solved the mystery of THE LITTLE BOY OF COKER CREEK!