Dexter

 
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The phantom of a young lady covered in blood was seen performing a song on a harmonica in a Dexter building. The phantom did not mind that there was somebody other present.

The ghost of an aged witch has regularly been noticed at Puffers Pond Dam late in the night swallowing water.
    
A man with a sizeable hole through his chest is often made out smoking a pipe in a boat on Lake Wassookeag. In any event, it's a creepy ghost that any sound person wouldn't wish to meet.

A lady's body having a horse's head has been said to have been observed on several occasions up on Bean Hill chatting into the air. It's been said that this specific phantom takes pleasure in frightening people who come trying to find phantoms in Dexter.

An extraterrestrial vacationer from another solar system can frequently be distinguished attempting to deposit a dead body in Brown Bog late at night.

A somewhat decayed human body may be observed repeatedly in a Dexter highschool in the early morning hours before sunrise strolling the hallways. Whatever folks say, it without a doubt is a scary ghost that should be shunned.
 

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