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Last night, my son, (27), who lives alone, went to bed, and his Jack Russel dog settled down beside him.
Twenty minutes later, the dog sat up, stared at the ceiling and started growling.
My son settled the dog down.
This happened twice more over the next half hour.
Then my son felt pressure on the mattress like somebody pressing down on the mattress just behind him.
THEN, he said he felt the bed shaking. Went on for a few minutes then stopped.
My son (sadly ) is an atheist and doesn't go in for mumbo jumbo or things that go bump in the night.
It spooked him a bit.
What do you think?
Twenty minutes later, the dog sat up, stared at the ceiling and started growling.
My son settled the dog down.
This happened twice more over the next half hour.
Then my son felt pressure on the mattress like somebody pressing down on the mattress just behind him.
THEN, he said he felt the bed shaking. Went on for a few minutes then stopped.
My son (sadly ) is an atheist and doesn't go in for mumbo jumbo or things that go bump in the night.
It spooked him a bit.
What do you think?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.A slight earthquake? Train going past or under the house? Neighbours making floor vibrate? Or most probably half-dreaming.
I could have sworn I heard my OH call out for me last night, but when I looked in on him he was fast asleep. I have also heard him go down the stairs when he wasn't in the house. I am sure they were half-dreams too, even though they didn't feel like it at the time.
I could have sworn I heard my OH call out for me last night, but when I looked in on him he was fast asleep. I have also heard him go down the stairs when he wasn't in the house. I am sure they were half-dreams too, even though they didn't feel like it at the time.