Ghost of a Pilot - Winchester, VA, Dec 2004 episode artwork

EPISODE · Dec 15, 2022 · 4 MIN

Ghost of a Pilot - Winchester, VA, Dec 2004

from Spooky Appalachia

This is a story I found in a book a while back called The Big Book of Virginia Ghost Stories written by L.B. Taylor Jr. I’ve always found this story very eerie and hope you all enjoy it!I was a long haul trucker for many years. In December of 2004, I had a delivery in Winchester, Virginia and a second stop in Washington, D.C. At my first stop I was delayed and didn't get unloaded until after 2:00 AM. I left Winchester heading east on Highway 7. Around 2:30 I came to the intersection of Highway & and Route 601 near Bluemont. At a gas station, I pulled in to check my map of Washington in anticipation of my delivery. The station was closed at that hour. There was virtually no traffic going by and it was a cold, moonless night. While I was sitting there, someone knocked on my door, startling me. I jumped and turned off my interior light so I could see outside and rolled down my window.A man was standing there in an airline flight crew uniform. He had four stripes on his shoulder epaulets indicating a Captain. He was without a jacket on a very cold morning. He climbed up on the step of my cab. He smelled like he had bathed in kerosene. When he got close to my face, I could see that his cap had the TWA insignia on it."Could you give me a lift?" he asked in a voice that seemed raspy...I hope you all enjoyed this story as much as I have. It kind of reminds me of the phantom hitchhiker stories.Everything about this story just creeps me out. The fact that it took place near the crash site, the pilot being from the discontinued airline service and wearing a short sleeve uniform on a chilly day!Remember if you have had a paranormal experience and would like to see it featured on this site be sure to send it into [email protected]! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is a story I found in a book a while back called The Big Book of Virginia Ghost Stories written by L.B. Taylor Jr. I’ve always found this story very eerie and hope you all enjoy it!I was a long haul trucker for many years. In December of 2004, I had a delivery in Winchester, Virginia and a second stop in Washington, D.C. At my first stop I was delayed and didn't get unloaded until after 2:00 AM. I left Winchester heading east on Highway 7. Around 2:30 I came to the intersection of Highway & and Route 601 near Bluemont. At a gas station, I pulled in to check my map of Washington in anticipation of my delivery. The station was closed at that hour. There was virtually no traffic going by and it was a cold, moonless night. While I was sitting there, someone knocked on my door, startling me. I jumped and turned off my interior light so I could see outside and rolled down my window.A man was standing there in an airline flight crew uniform. He had four stripes on his shoulder epaulets indicating a Captain. He was without a jacket on a very cold morning. He climbed up on the step of my cab. He smelled like he had bathed in kerosene. When he got close to my face, I could see that his cap had the TWA insignia on it."Could you give me a lift?" he asked in a voice that seemed raspy...I hope you all enjoyed this story as much as I have. It kind of reminds me of the phantom hitchhiker stories.Everything about this story just creeps me out. The fact that it took place near the crash site, the pilot being from the discontinued airline service and wearing a short sleeve uniform on a chilly day!Remember if you have had a paranormal experience and would like to see it featured on this site be sure to send it into [email protected]! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

NOW PLAYING

Ghost of a Pilot - Winchester, VA, Dec 2004

0:00 4:56

No transcript for this episode yet

We transcribe on demand. Request one and we'll notify you when it's ready — usually under 10 minutes.

A Spooky Action At A Distance David Masters Welcome to 'Spooky Action at a Distance,' a weekly podcast where we chart the mysterious spaces between the mundane and mystical. From ghostly tales to UFO narratives, music phenomena to divine conundrums, our exploration rooted in para-psychology challenges conventional wisdom, ignites thought-provoking dialogues, and illuminates the enigmatic threads of existence. Guided by seasoned hosts, we venture into the labyrinth of the extraordinary, investigating each peculiarity from varied perspectives. Tune in, open your mind, and join us on this captivating quest, traversing the spectral landscapes of the strange and supernatural.A Ground Zero Radio podcast Nighttime Scary Tales Horror Camp Welcome to Nighttime Scary Tales, where nightmares come alive. We bring you a chilling blend of expertly crafted spooky fiction and meticulously researched bone-chilling true crime. Each episode is designed to haunt your thoughts long after the credits roll.Prepare for a descent into the darkest corners of human experience and imagination. Dive deep into unsettling psychological horror, supernatural encounters, and dark fantasy. At the same time, we explore infamous cold cases, unsolved mysteries, and macabre historical events that prove truth is often scarier than fiction. Nighttime Scary Tales is an immersive auditory experience perfect for your commute, late-night listening, or whenever you crave a dose of the macabre. The podcast delivers a unique twist of existential dread, prompting you to question the very nature of humanity and reality itself.If you are a fan of dark fantasy, true crime, and the truly unexplained, this is the perfect podcast for you. Sub Dead Mounds, Iowa Lunchie009 Lunchie009 - Ominous, spooky-carnival Real Hauntings Real Ghost Stories Noah Daniels Join hosts Noah Daniels, JJ Krehbiel, and Cat Clark as they blend humor and horror in captivating interviews with guests who share their firsthand encounters with ghosts and other supernatural experiences. Each episode delves into spine-chilling tales and eerie events that will leave you both laughing and trembling. Got a ghost story or supernatural experience to share? Email us at [email protected]. Tune in for a perfect mix of the spooky and the hilarious, and become part of our haunted community!

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is this episode of Spooky Appalachia?

This episode is 4 minutes long.

When was this Spooky Appalachia episode published?

This episode was published on December 15, 2022.

What is this episode about?

This is a story I found in a book a while back called The Big Book of Virginia Ghost Stories written by L.B. Taylor Jr. I’ve always found this story very eerie and hope you all enjoy it!I was a long haul trucker for many years. In December of 2004,...

Can I download this Spooky Appalachia episode?

Yes, you can download this episode by clicking the download button on the episode player, or subscribe to the podcast in your preferred podcast app for automatic downloads.
URL copied to clipboard!