Reported as Bogus (see comments in full article): Many employees of the Fred Meyer in Auburn, WA, have experienced strange activities. They have heard boxes being thrown around while one employee was in the Apparel stock room, but no one else was there, and no mess was left behind. The stock room is connected to the shoe department, where people, employees and customers frequently have shoes thrown at them. While no one has seen an apparition, some events are too weird to be coincidental.
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- |SAdministrator |2009-09-02 21:23:00 seanbBut that's exactly why we're doing it, by allowing folks to comment and out these bogus hauntings for exactly that, it means users can ignore them.
On the map, the hauntings will be graded with colors. Grey represents a bogus haunting. White means a 1 star haunting or an ungraded haunting. The closer a haunting is to red, the higher the grade meaning the more likely it is a valid haunting.
We're still trying to work out the details for grading on the articles as I mentioned in an email to you.
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Auburn Fred Meyer not only loathes the fact that this lore is running ramped, they hang up on you when you call and inquire about it. We, as a team based out of Auburn, can tell you that two of your locations for this city are ill followed: Auburn Supermall and Auburn Fred Meyer.
Both locations are very stand offish about the claims. No one died at the Supermall Cinemas; no one in history or on the crew. We have spent much time researching deeply into reports revolving the haunts in our city.