This story takes place in a new house, around 7pm, in January of this year.
I am in my office with my trusty companion, a 4 year old lab mix, just after dark. The house is locked up, and I have yet to kick on any lights. From the back of the house comes the loud beeping noise the fridge makes when the door has been left open. Puzzled, I walk into the hallway and towards the dim light in the great room. As I approach the fridge, the light from the open doors illuminates water on the floor stretching out into the room.
Still processing what could have caused this, I close the doors, and that's when it happens. Immediately, the tv on the back wall flips on and starts roaring static. (This is a brand new plasma, that makes an audible click upon powering up and takes several seconds to display a picture). My heart stops, and my stomach turns to ice - I am sure there is someone behind me. I jump to the closest wall, flick on the lights, and turn to face the noise.
The house sits empty with me, the static, my dog (now cowering and shaking against me), and a trail of dripped water leading from the fridge, to the tv, and passed in to my bedroom. My phone, and my gun are in that room. I race out of the house, flipping on every light, and straight to my neighbor. Within 2 minutes my neighbor and I are back at my house, with a shotgun, sweeping the house.
When we enter my room, we find the footprints of wet bare feet passing straight from the doorway to the back wall of my house (no windows). The trail of water went directly from the wall with the fridge to that point. No towels had been used, no steps retraced, no motion sensor lights activated in the back yard.
Nothing that could remotely be considered a ghost story has happened to me before or since. My house does back up to the lake where this happened the same night:
http://abclocal.go.com/ktrk/story?section=news/local&id=7897306The problem with this being a ghost story is that the driver didn't die on the lake, but at the hospital later. Take what you will from it, it certainly scared the hell out of me.