Haunted Dorms General

>>18029663
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghAdUkaB7GI

>>18029663
>>18029669
This looks fake. You notice how the camera pans to him before opening. Might be just his bud and him pranking the Internet. Has he ever live stream it and opened it on camera?

>>18029663
I spent about four months in the 324th training squadron barracks and saw a ton of shit while on night duty. This was on the side specifically intended for people were too sick or injured to train regularly and had to stay there to recuperate or wait for discharge paperwork to go through. There were regular suicide attempts and I'm sure there were more than a few deaths because of it.

>I was on night watch with my wingman at balls early in the morning and we were sitting by the door quietly chatting because we were dirtbags who didn't take our job seriously and no one ever bothered the broken trainees at night.
>Night watch really was a joke, our instructor was the opposite gender and couldn't enter the dorm in those hours and nobody ever tried to get into the locked dorms.
>The worst thing that usually happened was the CQ instructor calling on the box to say stupid crap because he was just as bored as we were. ("Trainee Anon, tell me a bed time story" Laughing was a punishable offense.)
>Doing bed checks to make sure everyone was present and seizure girl wasn't having another seizure.
>I finish early and decide to go back to my post to mark off that all the trainees are present and not seizing. Nothing unusual is happening and the dorm is silent other than my wingman's boots on the tile floor of the bathroom as they did the required check for terrorists in the showers.
>I had turned around to put the paperwork back on the shelf where it belonged and see a flash of movement to my left, in the dayroom.
>The dayroom is locked at night.
>No one can go in or out without a key that only our instructor had. There were no female instructors assigned to medical hold so it couldn't be one of them. There was no way anyone could be in there at this hour, every trainee was accounted for by every single shift of watch since taps had played. I had physically seen every single trainee that was assigned to the barracks in their bunk where they belonged.

>>18030637
>I see another flash of movement in the dayroom. There was definitely SOMETHING in there, but it couldn't be a person.
>My wingman is back by this point and we made eye contact and looked back at the dayroom window, she definitely saw whatever it was too.
>We grabbed our flashlights and made our way to the door as quietly as possible, not an easy thing to do when you're both on crutches. On the way we see whatever is in there continue to move around, like someone pacing back and fourth around the instructor's desk.
>We shined our flashlight into the dayroom window and looked around for anyone in there.
>It was completely empty, but one of the couches was skewed out of place pretty far from the wall. (extremely obvious because they had a very specific place they belonged at.)
>Hear a super loud crackle behind us and nearly jump out of our skins
>"NUMBERS"
>It was the night CQ guy making sure we had accounted for everyone assigned to the barracks, stammer out the required info.

The rest of the night was pretty uneventful, but I constantly saw movement in the dayroom at night after that. It always stops when you shine a flashlight in there, but occasionally you'd see a flash of light coming out of it too. You could also hear the clicks of an instructor's boots striking the floor in the bays, but never actually see one. You'd also occasionally find a bed empty, but usually the cause was bored lesbians.

>>18030680
bored lesbians are best lesbians

>>18030688
This was after "don't ask don't tell" was repealed so it wasn't uncommon to hear someone mention being a lesbian. The medical hold dorms were like something out of a shitty military porn, girls hooking up and sharing beds, people walking around in a sports bra and tighty whiteys, people caught fucking in the laundry room. At least one girl got pregnant while I was there, not sure how because we weren't allowed within an arm's length of the males. A couple girls gave each other a stick and poke tattoo of the squadron number and the year.

Keep a bunch of people in limbo for months with nothing to do and suddenly there are a lot of bored lesbians.

>>18030726
I've been bored enough to do a few of my own stick and pokes.