Conjuring the Ghost of a Dead Motorcyclist

Lemon Tree Passage in Newcastle, New South Wales Australia is increasing becoming dangerous thanks to an alleged ghost. Port Stephens police are issuing more and more warnings to motorists driving 180km/h on this stretch of road, attempting to conjure the spirit of a 20-year-old motorcyclist.

Supposedly, a 20-year-old Salt Ash man died in a motorcycle accident at Tanilba Bay in Port Stephens. He and his male passenger were riding on Lemon Tree Passage Road when they collided with a four-wheel drive in November 2007. Now, legend dictates, if you travel along Lemon Tree Passage Road at incredibly high speeds, a light will appear in pursuit of people who drive dangerously. More and more people are testing this legend in order to film it for YouTube (do I smell a future episode of Fact or Faked?).

There are some who have tested the myth without the excessive speed and have seen the "ghost light". One should use their head. If you travel over a 100km/h to see a ghost light, you're likely to join it in the afterlife. If you live in this part of Australia or are planning to visit there, please DO NOT try to prove this legend fact. Obey all laws of the road.

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Leah Duers said…
It's a fact I seen it many years ago I lived at Mallabula n was driving along that road one night n yes I was speeding I had it up to 180 it was a quiet night round midnight n thought I'd take it up to 200 just to see wat it was like to go that fast I no it was wrong of me anyway then I seen lights coming towards me but wen I looked again there was only one light so just thought car had one head light but as it was getting closer i started slowing down it was right behind me now n that's wen I noticed it was a motor bike like I only seen one light but I heard the noise of the bike I was waiting for him to overtake but the more I slowed down he slowed down then all of a sudden he just turned off to the side of road so I pulled over turned around n he was gone but where cause there was bush but a fence going along roadside I looked around but seen nnheard nothing I thought wtf I no wat I saw nni do believe now he was warning me to slow down cause I was going to get into n accident n I thank him for that back then I thought I was crazy cause ppl laughed wen I told them so I just didn't worry after that till I heard about the ghost rider nni couldn't believe it I need I wasn't crazy lol anyway I thank him for that n would really love to no his names cause like to go there n put flowers n say thank you to him cause I no n believe he saved me that night yours truly Leah
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