GETTYSBURG, Pa. -- "It almost sounds like somebody's walking
upstairs, and I'm not the only one whose experienced that," said
Gettysburg Police Chief Joe Doughtery.
The Gettysburg Municipal Building was initially constructed in the
1800’s as the Adam’s County Prison. Criminals died within its walls and
Civil War soldiers just outside.
Inside the Gettysburg Municipal Building, curious happenings late at night.
Phantom footsteps, doors mysteriously closing, and an aroma without a source.
"It smells like just a faint whiff, as if someone had been cooking
chili, and I’m usually one of the first ones in in the morning like
530,6 o’clock, and I know that there was nobody there doing it,"
explained Chief Doughtery.
Those strange experiences have been shared by a number of Gettysburg police officers over the years.
“It happens so often I don’t even think about it anymore. We don’t even think about it anymore," said Doughtery.
Chief Dougherty’s been with the force for more than a decade.
One night sits clear as day in his mind.
“We have an elevator that goes from the first floor to the second
floor in the borough building. Was the only one on duty, I heard a ding,
and the elevator came down from the second floor, and the door opened
up. There was nobody in the elevator, and I know I was the only one on
duty at the time," said Doughtery.
Chief Dougherty reacted like any officer would...
Source: Fox 43 Gettysburg
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