This sort of thing happens more often than you'd think, and take it from someone who knows, there's little more terrifying than waking up in the middle of the night and hearing someone breathing heavily next to your bed. I was just a little kid when this happened to me, so I just tried to stay still and pretended to be asleep. Though, this wasn't an isolated incident... Before this happened, I would often hear footsteps and the creeks of doors opening and closing during the night. We also noticed that certain items would move places and sweets often went missing; I suspected my brother was the culprit, but he always denied it and blamed me instead... He called me a greedy ****. Anyways, it turned out someone small (probably a child) was living in the tight crawl spaces between the walls of the old, early 19th century house that we were renting out. We only stayed there for 2 months before moving the hell out. TL;DR: RUN, OP! RUN FAR AND NEVER LOOK BACK! D:

thats the most terrifying story ive ever heard

Good Lord, I'm sitting in a brightly lit large hallway and I just got the creeps. That sounds like a scene from The Grudge.

Damn, I would run out of that house after the first accident.

#8 that is the most creepiest thing I have ever heard.

I'm laying in bed in a old dark house with my back to the rest of the room, I'm just glad I haven't seen the grunge to make this feeling even worse.

your parents didn't try to see if it was an abandoned child that needed help? me personally I would have been torn between getting the hell away and making sure it's not a homeless child. This is one of the many times where my mixed blood would have clashed. lol

I always read some FML's before going to sleep. Guess I won't be doing that anymore.

Yeah, when I was a young lass, maybe 5 or 6. I woke up and saw a man wearing a cowboy hat and then he lit a cigarette. Then he turned on the light and stared at me. He then dropped the cig, grounded it out, picked it up, turned off the light then walked out and closed the door. My parents thought it was a nightmare or dream. Turned out, all the neighborhood kids had the same story, and I did not tell them. I think he was a man who had lost a child, not a child molester because he never touched any of us. My parents did not lock the doors back then and apparently no one else did either.

DNA tests only work if it was ripped/plucked out and there is still a skin tag attached to the follicle. If it was brushed out and/or fell out naturally it's not likely to have that part still attached.

Plus you have to have something to match the DNA against. Unless you're talking about running through the system to see if a criminal was there or something. Op, think logically first. Who has a key to your place? Any friends or family members? Any with black hair? Is it possible they stayed at your house or visited it during the day while you were gone? Anyone that has a key (or knows where you keep an extra one) that might have a reason for needing a place to veg out or need a break from their place and their family?

Plus DNA tests are expensive as hell when it's for private use.

not true, if you go missing, cops ask for hairbrush for DNA, and nowadays it takes very little to get results. and DNA is very hardy, I used to work with it and we did experiments and it was very resistant to decay in it's purified form.

If there's no such thing as ghosts how do you know they don't have hair?

#18 fireblazes Come by my house sometime, you'll quickly change your mind about paranormal activity!

Visit mine as well

i think they were saying there is no such things as hair

I literally died when I saw your comment Hahaha. p.s no pun intended

this is totally plausible and I thought so myself but I mean... I think she'd remember brushing her pubes with her hairbrush xD