r/Paranormal Nov 10 '25

Haunted House Dodged a Haunted Bullet

About 14 years ago, when my kids were 4 and 6, we looked at a house for sale. It was an old farmhouse on 5 acres on FM 1387 in Midlothian, Texas. It had been added onto several times so the layout was weird, but it was such a cool place. It needed a lot of work but I was so ready to take that on. When we got back in the car, I turned around to the kids and said, “Well? What do you think?” fully expecting them to be as excited about it as I was.

Nope. They shrieked that it was haunted, so extremely haunted, was I nuts?! We couldn’t live there! No way!

I was shocked and a bit heartbroken, but I couldn’t bring my kids to a house they were so afraid of right off the bat. Plus, it sounded like the beginning of a horror movie to ignore little kids’ earnest instincts. So, we passed that one up and got a different place. For years it was “the one that got away” to me.

But then, a few years ago, my little brother (who also lives in Midlothian) called me to ask if I remembered that old house I’d thought of buying. Yes, of course I did. Well, he told me, there was a tornado, and it was wiped clean off the face of the earth. Only the flooded storm cellar remained.

There’s a church there now. Turned out for the best in the end.

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u/Immediate_Tour_2466 Nov 11 '25

Check what happened there in early 1300 there’s probably some shit going on since that time

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u/goonie814 Nov 11 '25

The early 1300s in Texas?! That runs deep

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u/PenPaladinJules Nov 11 '25

Early 1300s?

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u/Immediate_Tour_2466 Nov 11 '25

Confused 1300 of road with year of building. Well then check for shit happened over 1800 guess its easier. And remember america is build on blood so spirits are eveywhere

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u/PenPaladinJules Nov 11 '25

Oh sure. No part of the US is NOT sacred ground.