Cliffton Hall ghosts drive the Rashid family out with blood and terror!

       

Ghosts drive millionaire  out of mansion  ANANOVA

 

A millionaire businessman says ghosts 

forced him to flee his 52-room 

Nottinghamshire mansion.

Clifton Hall was bought by Anwar Rashid 

for £3.6m in 2007, but he has now 

handed it back to the bank, 

reports the BBC.

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Mr Rashid claimed that during the 

eight months the family lived there 

they were haunted by mysterious 

figures and found unexplained 

blood stains on bedclothes.

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He called in paranormal investigators 

and said he stopped paying the 

mortgage to the Yorkshire Bank 

as a last resort.

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The 32-year-old, who is worth £25m, 

made his money through a chain of 

nursing homes and a hotel in Dubai, 

and owns 26 properties.

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He and his wife Nabila, 25, 

moved into Clifton Hall – which dates 

back to the Norman conquest - 

with their daughters, aged seven, 

five and three, and 18-month-old son.

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Mr Rashid said: 

“I fell for its beauty but behind 

the facade it is haunted… 

The ghosts didn’t want us to be there 

and we could not fight them because 

we couldn’t see them.”

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He said the paranormal experiences 

began on the day they moved in, 

ranging from tapping on the wall and 

unexplained voices to ghostly presences 

taking the forms of their children.

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Mr Rashid added: 

“When we found red blood 

spots on the baby’s quilt, 

that was the day my wife 

said she’d had enough. 

We didn’t even stay that night.”

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He added: 

“When people used to tell me about ghosts, 

I would never believe them and 

would say ‘whatever’. 

But I would have to tell any new owner 

that it was haunted having experienced it.”

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