Ghost Story of a Ghost Saving Her Baby :: Ghost Stories Urban Legends

A Ghosts Saves Her BabyI had just finished up lunch with a friend at around one oclock in the afternoon. I was trekking back from the dining h exclusively when I met the storyteller. She was a first who had just turned eighteen, and a moderately-devout Catholic. (Im into my religion except I dont go to church as more than as Id like to.) She was Filipino and born and brocaded Maryland. She was piece of tailed on the lawn in front of the library, deeply immersed in a novel. When prompted by my question, Would you mind helping me out with an assignment for class? I just need a ghost story or urban legend and interview you for a few minutes, she cocked her head to one spot and slowly shut her book. She said, You know that one about a charr who dies in a car crash notwithstanding her screw up is hitherto alive and she doesnt want to leave it alone in the human beings?I had a tape recorder with me, but she seemed a humble put-off by that, so I simply took elaborate notes on ho w she presented her story. The undermentioned is as close to verbatim as I could remember and draw from my notesMy cousin told me this. One evening, it was thunder-storming pretty badly out-of-door. This only(a) woman was sitting in her house watching television when someone knocked on her door. She got up to open it, and in front of her was this other woman who was just a wreck. She had blood and dirt all over her, not to mention all that fall drenching her. Pretty creepy sight. She visibly flinched. The woman outside goes, Can you please help me? I just crashed my car and my baby is still in his car seat The storytellers step became empathetic here. Of course, the lonely woman says, Okay, and the two go outside together. The rain picked up and things got really hard to see, but the lady led the lonely woman to her car, which had fallen into a ditch. Inside, there was the little baby sitting in his seat, still alive. The lonely woman reached in to get it, but then she get s all shocked, because you know who was in the drivers seat? I shook my head while she allowed her pause to linger. It was the dead woman.