Doors opening and closing on their own. Ghost of a man in a suit roaming the Quad building. Doors slamming and mysterious voices heard in the Theater. Ghosts in the parking garage and the ghost of a woman in the lower parking lot near the Automotive Building. Multiple Class A EVPs all around campus.
(Submitted by Damian)
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Geographic Information
- Address:
- 4800 Magnolia Ave
Riverside, CA
United States
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- 33.9711382, -117.38092919999997
- County:
- Riverside County, California
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Heard alot of noises was walking around and felt like somone was behind me by the automotive by the soda machines
The Huntley Gym on the lower end of campus has strange activities around it. Faucets turning on in locker rooms lights coming on n off. It’s one of the older buildings on the campus.
The zodiac killer murdered one of his victims there.
I was walking my dogs on campus after hours near the tennis courts around 11:00 pm on a Friday. I went to use the restroom next to the tennis court. I had the faucet running as I was washing my hands when I heard a door slam. It sounded like a door from the toilet stall in the women rest room. I thought it was security or a janitor. I went out of the restroom and to my surprise there was no one around.
I was was a student at RCC for many years between 2011-2017. At one time I was the Vice president of the honor society. I would often be one of the first people on campus and walk through the quad when the sun was coming up to set up for events. I can remember on multiple occasions walking past a man in a vintage suit carrying a brief case. I said good morning and smiled to him. He would always look at me, knod, tip his hat as if to acknowledge me back and continue walking. He would never say anything just continue walking. I remember thinking He must have been a professor that liked to aive early but always got a strange feeling and brushed it off. I sa him at least three or four times over the course of one semester he always seemed to come around a corner and cross my path and then be gone. I had never seen this man anywhere else on campus. Except in the empty quad during those early morning hours.
I remember a young woman being murdered there in 1967 or 68. Around the time of the Zodiak killer. I don’t believe it was related to the Zodiak as he was up in the SF bay area.
It was the zodiac
A nursing student hung himself from the top of parking lot in 2018.
I was was a student at RCC for many years between 2011-2017. At one time I was the Vice president of the honor society. I would often be one of the first people on campus and walk through the quad when the sun was coming up to set up for events. I can remember on multiple occasions walking past a man in a vintage suit carrying a brief case. I said good morning and smiled to him. He would always look at me, knod, tip his hat as if to acknowledge me back and continue walking. He would never say anything just continue walking. I remember thinking He must have been a professor that liked to aive early but always got a strange feeling and brushed it off. I sa him at least three or four times over the course of one semester he always seemed to come around a corner and cross my path and then be gone. I had never seen this man anywhere else on campus. Except in the empty quad during those early morning hours.