MOLLY WAS IN MY ROOM

Most of you probably know about Meredith's Ghost Molly. If you don't heres a little background: The fourth floor of the Brewer Dormitory and the elevator in that building are supposedly haunted by "Molly." She was, according to legend, a student who got pregnant. Ashamed, she hung herself in the bathroom. Her ghost remains in her room, moving objects, unlocking doors and tapping walls. She will also control the elevator, refusing to let it move until one speaks to her, saying, "Hello Molly." She dislikes gossip. If one gossips in her presence, she will begin moving chairs and papers. She has been known to hide things. A few people have reported seeing her or strange lights, but these are rare.

Now that you know the background I can tell you my story :)
 
Me and my friends found out about Molly and started trying to scare eachother. You know the old ghost noises and popping out of random places. Untill the other night, I was in bed almost asleep while my roomate stood by the sink brushing her teeth. SUDDENLY the handle of our door starts turning and shaking like crazy! We both freaked out ran and threw open the door expecting to see one of our friends running away, BUT there was noone!!!!!
 
Facts
- There had been noone running away or giggling
- There was no shadow under the door while the shaking happened
- The doors at the end of the hall close slowly, and if someone was running away we would have still seen them closing
 
We called our friends screaming and crying trying to tell them what had happened and asking if it was them just tricking us but they swore up and down that they had been in their rooms and told us to relax and go to bed.
 
We did not sleep at all that night, we sat in our beds with all the lights on and the tv on scared that Molly would come back.The next day we told everyone what had happened to us and did our best not to go back to the room.
 
Neither of us could figure out an explanation for the door handle moving except Molly!
The end.
 
 
Our friend Lorri told us last night that it was her who turned the door handle.