A man in red will follow people around. Guests will see him in the corner of their eyes and sometimes start to feel unwelcomed.
(Submitted by Chris Berglund)
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Geographic Information
- Address:
- 650 Bee St
Placerville, California
United States
Get Directions » - GPS:
- 38.7310469, -120.80760800000002
- County:
- El Dorado County, California
- Nearest Towns:
- Placerville, CA (0.5 mi.)
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I visited in Fall of 2012. My mom was across the street at the Sequoia House. It got dark and I headed back to the main gate to find I’ve been locked in. I rush to the end of the cemetery to the back gate but find that also locked. As I approach the front gate again, a group of young men come from that area. They looked like trouble and were drinking so I avoided them. I could hear their voices and see the reflection and light of fire in the corner of the cemetery. I wandered around some looking for a way out. About 30 mins later I gave up and went to ask the group of men for help. I walked towards the voices and light of fire. When I got over the hill, the corner was completely empty. No fires or people were there. I could still hear a voice faintly. It sounded like it was being projected through a speaker phone, loud and muffled, but I couldn’t understnd it at all. It reminded me of someone giving a sermon at church. I freaked out, ran to the front gate, and climbed over the pretty big gate. I twisted my ankle but got out okay. I’d love to hear if anyone else had a similar experience with the voice I heard.
I have never been but I live in this town and must say you have me intrigued..what do you say we get together and talk and make plans to visit this cemetery and the Sequoia and see what we observe..i think it would be interesting and i’m game if you are..let me know..thanx
Placerville Union Cemetery, originally called “Union Cemetery”, was created in 1871 by a group of fraternal organizations including the Free and Accepted Masons, the Druids, Oddfellows, Redmen, Eagles, Native Sons of the Golden West, and the Knights of Pythias. There was also a section for the Grand Army of the Republic.
The first official burial in the cemetery took place in the Masonic section when John Roy was buried in May 12, 1871. A number of people were removed from other local cemeteries and re-interred in Placerville Union. The cemetery was run by the fraternal organizations until early 1960’s when it was turned over to private management.
A demon resides here. For this I am certain. Large green eyes. Wide head. Pointed chin, horns. Rough grey skin and walks with inverted legs. When I saw it, it stood there and we stared at each other as it bobbed its head back and forth from behind a gravestone. Didnt seem to have any intent of harm. I will never forget that face for as long as I live.