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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Supra_Fanatics" data-source="post: 1064252495" data-attributes="member: 66184">http://msn.goingout.com.my/wp-content/uploads/800px-Highland_Towers_2008-586x389.jpg1. Highland Towers, GentingThe famous Highland Towers. In 1993, a whole block collapsed, leading to 48 deaths and from then on, multiple reports of hauntings and things that go bump in the night. Now, especially since that the apartment isn’t exactly in the best shape and is surrounded by overgrown jungle, Highland Towers might just give you one heck of a shock the next time you’re there.---------- Post added at 05:17 PM ---------- 6 hour anti-bump limit - Previous post was at 04:40 PM ----------http://msn.goingout.com.my/wp-content/uploads/dsc0317rr9-586x390.jpg2. Abandoned Bungalows, BangsarThis location couldn’t be pinpointed by the source over at a local online forum, but reportedly has djinn, pontianak, and other spirits haunting these Bungalows. There’s a slew of the other stories around the abandoned bungalows, notably a story about a guard going crazy and murdering some children.http://msn.goingout.com.my/wp-content/uploads/3403596388_10e1e5e6ca.jpg3. Kellies Castle, PerakWhile there’s never been a sighting at Kellies Castle, there are reports of doors opening and closing on their own, as well as piercing screams in the middle of the night. Creepy enough!http://msn.goingout.com.my/wp-content/uploads/1567779378_415c6762c8.jpg4. St. Michael’s Institution, IpohA school built in 1912 by Catholic missionaries, St. Michael’s Institution was used as a base for the Japanese in WWII, and was also reported a torture chamber. Till this day, it’s said a monk can be seen praying in the fourth floor chapel, headless. Yeah, seriously.http://msn.goingout.com.my/wp-content/uploads/4018099855_57b719f49e.jpg5. Karak HighwayThe Karak Highway is home to numerous freak accidents and paranormal activity, with drivers reporting the invisible presence of ‘another person’ with them, whether it be a car or motorcycle. Beyond that, there’s an urban legend of a yellow Volkswagen that may chase you on the highway- carrying a ghostly passenger.http://msn.goingout.com.my/wp-content/uploads/lady_templar_3.jpg6. Lady Templer Hospital, CherasApparently haunted by a ghost of an old lady, the Cheras Policlinic (as it’s also known) may be inhospitable for the intrepid ghost hunter- some eyewitness accounts place the ghost as unwelcoming to ‘cari pasal’ ghosthunters.http://msn.goingout.com.my/wp-content/uploads/DSCN25531.jpg7. Villa Nabila, Johor BahruSituated on a hillside facing Johor’s popular Danga Bay, Villa Nabila is prime property, which may lend credence to the stories that it’s haunted, as a prime property house like that isn’t commonly abandoned. Apparently the family home to a rich family, the house was robbed and the occupants killed, leading to it’s current haunting at the hands of the restless souls within. Some intrepid ghost hunters have reportedly gotten ‘lost’ in the villa, only to escape at dawn, and no sooner.http://msn.goingout.com.my/wp-content/uploads/DSC08184-586x391.jpg8. Aeroplane Bungalow (Mona Fendy’s house), Behind Leisure Point, CherasFor those who don’t know, Mona Fandey was a popular bomoh back in the 90′s, and reportedly used black arts to help many politicians achieve power. She was executed in 2001 for murdering politician Mazlan Idris in 1993 while conducting a ceremony to invest him with power. It’s reported that Mona, along with her husband, had Mazlan lie down while they conducted a ceremony, before dismembering and partially skinning Mazlan. At her execution, she claimed “I will never die,” and her house is supposedly haunted due to the black arts she practices there.Source: http://msn.goingout.com.my/malaysias-most-haunted-places/</blockquote>