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Skeptical and have a little courage/boredom? Head to the intersection early one morning and let us know if you spot something. Some believe this to be the ghost of a Spanish soldier. He walks in a straight line, never appearing fully bodied and usually transparent at the knees down. The apparition, who is said to be a male with dark, curly hair down to his shoulders, is spotted walking at a steady pace early mornings after 6 AM but never after 7 AM. People have described seeing a nearly transparent figure wearing white pants and navy Frock coat walking along the intersection of Richmond and Westheimer Road near the entrance West Oaks Mall. Our next place on the countdown is near good old, classic West Oaks Mall. Facts or urban legend? Honest testimonies or lying individuals? You decide. However, I am not stating any of these claims are true but this is just what some people have claimed. Some claim that thereвЂ™sВ a portal in one of the rooms to another world.

They say even thieves are afraid of this mansion.

#Wicrest beechnut today windows#

There have been stories of people who drive pastВ the house andВ see shadows in the windows and even the former maid of this middle eastern family has came out saying she had trouble sleeping and went crazy after theВ familyвЂ™s death. People have claimed that this mansion is haunted and many people that moved to this mansion donвЂ™t end up staying very long. One night when everyone was sleeping, the story goes, the wife forgot to turn off the gas stoveВ and everyone suffocated in their sleep. The man of the family was a very successful businessmanВ who owned nearlyВ 20 Stop вЂn Go gas stations all over Houston and lived there with his wife and two kids. Legend has it that 20 years ago around the 1990s a very rich wealthy middle eastern family moved in to this Gessner mansion. Based on my observations of this house I have noticed that theseВ people are nearly never in this house and people in the Sharpstown-area have claimed that the house has been nearly vacant for many years. There are two people according to the City of Houston that actually live in this house by the name of H.V Tran & H.K Tran, both around the age of 65 years old. Either way, something about this picture definitely strikes me as odd and leaves questions. This picture freaked me out however this guy may not be John Nicholas, theВ owner of Gessner mansion and could be a picture of another John Nicholas. We ran a google search forВ John Nicholas and what came up was, well, take a look below. The mansion was actually built in 1984 and is listed to beВ currently owned by anВ elderly man named John Nicholas. There has been lots of interesting rumors and conspiracies for decades about this mansion, however we are going to start off with the facts on what we know is true. ThatвЂ™s why this place is #3 on my countdown of strangest places in Houston after the New Houston Music Outlet team did a little research on this house. It makes no sense and it looks really out of place. I looked to my right and noticed something really peculiar that I am pretty sure many people have took notice and wondered, вЂњWHY IS THERE A HUGE, RUNDOWN, CREEPY LOOKING MANSION IN THE MIDDLE OF THE HOOD?вЂќ #3 Mansion on Beechnut & Gessner I was coming from downtown Houston on theВ Southwest Freeway heading toward southwest side of town exiting on Beechnut during prime time traffic, and I came across a strange junction on Beechnut & Gessner. IвЂ™m going to start this countdown off with a quick personal story of what inspired me to choose this place I am about to name in this countdown. We are going to start the countdown off with some popular places you probably have seen or heard of and you might see some of these places a lot differently by the end of this article. Other residents said they heard breaking glass as agents executed the search warrants.Welcome to the New Houston Music OutletвЂ™s list of top creepiest places in Houston. Reid said she had no idea drugs and guns were so close to her unit. You see bikes and stuff over there, so yeah, wow!' said neighbor Latisha Reid, who lives next door to one of the raided apartments. 'There (are) kids around here, and there are a lot of kids that play. One of the people arrested, Jojuan Brown, was injured when he jumped out of a second story window as authorities served the warrant. Officials told ABC13 Eyewitness News that ATF agents and the Houston Police Department's Gang Task Force were involved in the search, which was part of an investigation that has been going on for months. The final suspect is a juvenile and his name was not released. Those arrested include: Reginald Smith, 24, Felipe Ortuno, 17, Carlos Martinez, also 17, Jose Majano, 20, Jojuan Brown, 20, Leo Gaston, 29, and Julian Denham, 31. Authorities searched three units, detained several people, before finally charging eight suspects.