formerly submitted as Columbus

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Full Address
formerly submitted as Columbus, Amelia, OH
City
Amelia
State / Province
Ohio
Country
United States
Coordinates
39.02840, -84.21771

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The Haunting

formerly submitted as Columbus is a reportedly haunted roadside location in Amelia, Ohio. Reports tied to the site usually focus on apparitions and shadowy sightings and roadside encounters and vanishing figures.

Reported account from HauntTracker: Dead Man's Curve - a car full of teenagers going at 100-150 mph then stroke a car all teenagers were killed one survived a guy named Rick the story says that he has no head cars have went by and saw the man they say he has killed more than 100 people he walks with his thump up. - April 2007 Additional information/ correction - formerly submitted as Columbus - This was a dangerous turning intersection where many people had lost their live. It was once part of the Ohio Turnpike built in 1831, until the state rebuilt the road into a straight four-lane road in 1969. In October of that year, five teens were killed when their 1968 Impala was hit by a 1969 Roadrunner going more than 100 miles per hour.

Only one guy survived. Since that day, the intersection has been haunted by a faceless hitchhiker, who the survivor has personally seen at least five times. The ghost is described as a shadowy figure in three dimensions. Psychics with no knowledge of the site have described it as very evil. A driverless Impala and a ghostly green Roadrunner have been seen in the area as well.

Anyone researching the place in person should verify access first and stay within posted or legal boundaries.

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Intense Activity

What People Are Saying

Summary of visitor and community commentary

HauntTracker's public listing describes: Dead Man's Curve - a car full of teenagers going at 100-150 mph then stroke a car all teenagers were killed one survived a guy named Rick the story says that he has no head cars have went by and saw the man they say he has killed more than 100 people he walks with his thump up. - April 2007 Additional information/ correction - formerly submitted as Columbus - This was a dangerous turning intersection where many people had lost their live. It was once part of the Ohio Turnpike built in 1831, until the state rebuilt the road into a straight four-lane road in 1969. In October of that year, five teens were killed when their 1968 Impala was hit by a 1969 Roadrunner going more than 100 miles per hour.

Only one guy survived. Since that day, the intersection has been haunted by a faceless hitchhiker, who the survivor has personally seen at least five times. The ghost is described as a shadowy figure in three dimensions. Psychics with no knowledge of the site have described it as very evil. A driverless Impala and a ghostly green Roadrunner have been seen in the area as well.