Do you dare to cross these 10 supposedly haunted bridges?

These bridges are closely linked to events involving massacres, car accidents, drowning . Most, many people have confirmed the cries of help and whining sounds when every time go through them.

1. Overtoun Bridge

Overtoun Bridge is known as the suicide bridge of dogs. Especially, these "suicide" cases are all happening during the day and the weather is quite nice. History has witnessed many suicidal dogs in the 1950s and 1960s (50 children) and most recently in 2005 with 6 dogs jumping over bridges to return to gold springs in just 6 months.

Overtoun Bridge

2. Bridge of Seven Bridges

The bridge at Grant Park (Seven Bridges) in South Milwaukee once witnessed many suicides by tourists when stopping here. At night, you can even hear screams from the forest. This explains why at the entrance of the park there is a sign with strange content "Go into this wild forest and see the obsessions of nature".

The bridge is haunted in Grant Park

3. Goatman Bridge

The Goatman Bridge is also known as the Old Alton Bridge. People living in this area often transmit stories about a creature half a goat, often loitering at the bridge. And if anyone passes without turning on the light, they will surely meet the "goat" on the other end of the bridge.

Goatman Bridge

4. Bridge "baby cry"

Egypt's road bridge - The baby crying bridge (Salem, Ohio) is tied to the story of a drowned baby. Then, in 2010, a woman was also burned here.

Bridge "baby cry"

5. Sachs Bridge (Pennsylvania)

Sachs Bridge (Pennsylvania) is said to be obsessed with the souls of soldiers during the Civil War. This is considered one of the most haunted haunted bridges in the world.

Sachs Bridge (Pennsylvania)

6. Brooklyn Bridge (New York)

Brooklyn Bridge (New York) is associated with the event that 27 workers were killed during the construction of the bridge. This is also the "ideal" location of many suicides jumping from the bridge into the sea.

Brooklyn Bridge (New York)

7. Clinton Road Bridge

Clinton Road Bridge (New Jersey - Destination of angry ghosts) is associated with the story of a young man drowned in the area near the bridge. No one knows whether he is alive or dead but just throw a coin down, you will surely get back a penny right away or be thrown back the next time you pass the bridge. However, there will be times when this guy gets angry and you have to be careful!

Clinton Road Bridge

8. Danville Bridge (Indiana)

The Danville (Indiana) Bridge was listed on this list because during construction, engineer Dad Jones suddenly fell into the river and his colleagues looked helplessly at him. Since then, people often hear screams and the sound of hammering on the bridge is very creepy.

Danville Bridge (Indiana)

9. "Emily" Bridge (Coles County, Illinois)

The name "Emily" brought this name was due to the fact that on October 19, 1890, a female body was found with many pieces cut, heads, feet and hands disappeared. It was not until 2008 that the police recognized the girl named Emily. Many people confirmed the scratches on the car when they parked here and ghosts hit their car doors. Most of these situations occur between 0 and 3:30 am.

Bridge "Emily"

10. Colville Covered Bridge

Colville Covered Bridge

Colville Covered Bridge, Kentucky was associated with a disastrous accident in 1930 when a couple hit a woman and fell into the water. Many people who walk through this bridge often see light gleaming under the bridge and cries of that woman.