#suscon road

[myhauntedsalem]

Suscon Road

Pennsylvania is home to some of the country’s most prevalent urban legends, from Centralia to the Hellham County Gates. This story comes from Pittston and its nicknamed “Black Bridge” that formally functioned as a railroad bridge. The story goes if you park under the bridge a ghoulish woman in white will appear in your rearview and let out an ear shattering scream, giving her the name Suscon Screamer. Supposedly the ghost is that of a woman who hung herself long ago after being rejected by her lover.

[myhauntedsalem]

Suscon Road

Pennsylvania is home to some of the country’s most prevalent urban legends, from Centralia to the Hellham County Gates. This story comes from Pittston and its nicknamed “Black Bridge” that formally functioned as a railroad bridge. The story goes if you park under the bridge a ghoulish woman in white will appear in your rearview and let out an ear shattering scream, giving her the name Suscon Screamer. Supposedly the ghost is that of a woman who hung herself long ago after being rejected by her lover.

[myhauntedsalem]

Suscon Road  Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania is home to some of the country’s most prevalent urban legends, from Centralia to the Hellham County Gates. This story comes from Pittston and its nicknamed “Black Bridge” that formally functioned as a railroad bridge. The story goes if you park under the bridge a ghoulish woman in white will appear in your rearview and let out an ear shattering scream, giving her the name Suscon Screamer. Supposedly the ghost is that of a woman who hung herself long ago after being rejected by her lover.

[myhauntedsalem]

Suscon Road

Pennsylvania is home to some of the country’s most prevalent urban legends, from Centralia to the Hellham County Gates. This story comes from Pittston and its nicknamed “Black Bridge” that formally functioned as a railroad bridge. The story goes if you park under the bridge a ghoulish woman in white will appear in your rearview and let out an ear shattering scream, giving her the name Suscon Screamer. Supposedly the ghost is that of a woman who hung herself long ago after being rejected by her lover.

[myhauntedsalem]

Suscon Road

Pennsylvania is home to some of the country’s most prevalent urban legends, from Centralia to the Hellham County Gates. This story comes from Pittston and its nicknamed “Black Bridge” that formally functioned as a railroad bridge. The story goes if you park under the bridge a ghoulish woman in white will appear in your rearview and let out an ear shattering scream, giving her the name Suscon Screamer. Supposedly the ghost is that of a woman who hung herself long ago after being rejected by her lover.

[myhauntedsalem]

Suscon Road

Pennsylvania is home to some of the country’s most prevalent urban legends, from Centralia to the Hellham County Gates. This story comes from Pittston and its nicknamed “Black Bridge” that formally functioned as a railroad bridge. The story goes if you park under the bridge a ghoulish woman in white will appear in your rearview and let out an ear shattering scream, giving her the name Suscon Screamer. Supposedly the ghost is that of a woman who hung herself long ago after being rejected by her lover.