On May 20, 1970, 62-year-old Willard Patrick was discovered stabbed to death in his home, 3715 Flora Ave. He was killed during an apparent home invasion and robbery.

Marcus D. Swayze, 24 years old, was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in an upstairs bedroom of his home on January 11, 1975. A shotgun was used in the shooting.

Gregory Zolper, 34, was stabbed to death by Noel Palomo, 20, on July 8, 1990. Zolper went to Palomo's apartment while drunk, and confronted him over Palomo allegedly sexually assaulting an underaged girl. The two got into a fight in the stairway or hallway of the apartment, and Zolper started swinging a tire jack at Palomo. Palomo pulled out a knife and fatally stabbed Zolper. At trial, Palomo was found innocent of the murder and self-defense was cited. He was, however, still charged for second-degree sexual assault.

In November of 1973, 27-year-old Ernest Marshall was having relationship problems with his underaged, 16-year-old girlfriend Latitia Pierce. The two had met and started dating when she was 14, and they had a child together. This was to the disapproval of Latitia's mother, 40-year-old Mattie Pierce. On November 21, 1973, Ernest started consistently calling Latitia in the morning, trying to talk to her and work things out but she refused to speak to him. She was consistently called while at work, and eventually picked up to talk to him. Ernest told her he wanted to come to her house, and Latitia refused, but Ernest said he was going to go anyways. Later, Latitia and her mother Mattie returned to their home, 244 E 51st Pl N, along with a mutual friend named Leonard Jones. Later in the night, 3 of Ernest's friends drove him to the Pierce home. They parked outside and waited in the car while Ernest went up to the front door. Reportedly, the 3 did not have any knowledge of Ernest's intentions. Ernest stood on the porch and knocked on the front door. Meanwhile in the home, Latitia saw Ernest arriving at the home, so she woke her mother who was asleep. Mattie told Latitia to go grab her revolver, to which she did and gave it to Mattie, who put it in her robe pocket. Mattie opened the front door for Ernest upon hearing the knock, and they argued. Ernest asked if Leonard was at the home, and Mattie told him that he wasn't. Ernest said that he knew Leonard was at the home because he saw the car, and told Mattie he wanted to return shoes he borrowed from him. Ernest also argued with Mattie about trying to see him and Latitia's baby, to which he put no support for. The two were yelling at eachother, when Ernest pulled out a gun from his pocket. Witness testimonies vary, but it is said by Latitia that Ernest fired the first shot at the ground, prompting Mattie to tell her to call the police, and call Ernest crazy. Mattie pulled out her revolver and Ernest fired several shots through a screen door, fatally striking Mattie 4 or 5 times in the chest, wrist, and leg. Ernest then ran back to the car and was driven away. Police were called and Mattie was pronounced dead on scene at the entryway of the home. Ernest turned himself into police the next day, and was charged with murder. At a first trial, he was found guilty of manslaughter and given a 15 year prison term. However, a retrial was ordered as a prosecuting attorney was reported to have said slanderous or untrue remarks in a closing statement, during the first trial. At this retrial, despite the evidence, Ernest was acquitted of the manslaughter charge and freed on self-defense claims.

A maintenance guy that used to work at this location said this used to be a cotton field of slaves. And that near the pool in the back was where they killed them. One in particular still haunts though in the clubhouse, she wears a long white dress and he says he walks by the mirror and sees her on the corner of his eye when no one is there nor no objects similar, and sometimes he comes eye to eye, multiple other people working in maintenance or office have seen or don't believe but I first hand have gone through paranormal experiences at this place with another ghost I was once friendly with. He was alive and friendly I didn't get his name he was just a nearby neighbor but only a year later he died from a heart attack in building 14 in the back . Couple days later I heard something while doing work and the lights started flickering one by one, until it came to me I was trying to figure out what was happening but I had a strange feeling it wasn't friendly and wasn't him. Ive seen the girl in the black dress on the corner of my eye to. The street I live on which is where these paranormal things have been happening has had multiple deaths as its a side street so people speed and die from the trees. There's a person I feel like every month constantly hearing ambulances and about the new deaths. I put a random date I don't know when the slavery started happening here.

Unsolved Homicide; On January 7, 1987, a neighbor asked 38-year-old Candyce Woodward to babysit her child due to her being ill. Woodward accepted and looked over the 3-year-old girl at her duplex home, 3902 S 125th E Ave. Later that day, Woodward received a knock on her front door. When she answered, a man armed with a hammer forced his way into the residence. He began striking Woodward repeatedly with the hammer, ultimately beating her to death. The 3-year-old girl was left physically unharmed, but the man warned her not to move from the couch she was on because of "spiders and snakes." Woodward's husband came home from work later in the day and noticed the garage door open. When he entered the home, Woodward was found dead and the 3-year-old was still on the couch. The motive for the murder is unknown, as robbery didn't appear to be it.

On November 20, 1961, the body of 6-week-old Becky Blomgren was found inside her crib at the family home, 1112 E 5th St. The county investigator attributed her death to either suffocation, or a sudden illness. The home was also later demolished in 2020.

A New Hampshire grand jury indicted a 27-year-old man on charges that he beat his mother to death. Prosecutors accuse Grant DeGiacomo of “knowingly causing his mother Christine's death under circumstances manifesting an extreme indifference to the value of human life, by striking her repeatedly on July 5, 2023, in Hudson, New Hampshire.”

On June 27, 1987, the body of 87-year-old Fannie Shelton was discovered on the floor in her room at her nursing home, 4134 E 31st St, with a wound to the back of the head. Workers initially believed her death to be accidental, thinking she may have fell or tripped and hit her head on something. They attempted to call Shelton's son, Wayne Shelton, 66, but could not reach him. Instead, they called his neighbors to ask to inform Shelton. A neighbor went to Wayne's home at 5732 E 22nd St, and upon entering found the bodies of both Wayne and his wife Dorothy, 63. Wayne had shot his wife in the back of the head as she lay in bed, before going into the bathroom and laying in the bathtub, firing a fatal shot into his own head. An hour later, police arrived at the apartment of Norma Harris, Wayne Shelton's sister, in order to inform her of the deaths. Upon entering the apartment, Harris, 69, was found dead of a gunshot wound to the back of the head. A son of Wayne living in Texas would later receive a suicide note, with Wayne admitting to killing his mother, wife, and sister. He said in the note that he was tired of seeing them suffer from health issues, and he was sorry for what he was going to do. Fannie had been confined to the nursing home, and both Dorothy and Norma had suffered strokes. Wayne had various unknown health issues himself, related with aging.

On May 17, 2020, 23-year-old Jordan Kuykendall returned home around 2AM and got intoxicated. He had been dropped off by a state trooper after getting robbed at gunpoint on the highway. While at the home, he overheard his mother Stephanie having a convo with her husband, stating that Jordan wouldn't have been robbed if he had been at the home before 2AM. This angered Jordan, and he began assaulting his mother, punching her in the face. Jordan's step-father / his mother's husband, 59-year-old Charles Botts intervened in the assault and pulled Kuykendall off. Botts slammed and held Kuykendall to the ground for a few seconds, before releasing him and then walking off to his bedroom. Kuykendall grabbed a knife and followed Botts into his room, and started fighting with him and brutally stabbing him. Botts was stabbed repeatedly in the left chest, penetrating his heart. Kuykendall then struck Botts in the head several times while he was slumped against a closet door in the corner. Police soon arrived to the residence and arrested Kuykendall. Botts was transported to the hospital where he died shortly after of the stab wounds. Later at trial, Kuykendall was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter. He was sentenced to around 6 and a half years in prison.

A man is shot by an ex-employee outside a Starbucks cafe at Davie Street and Marinaside Crescent. The shooter escapes to nearby Science World, where he engages in a gunfight with police. Nobody dies as a result of the events that day.

Have been multiple hauntings where objects thrown across the room. Being pushed by shodow people. And over 6 documented times where there have been unidentified objects hovering over house. Cases of female sleep paralysis.

On December 17, 2007, a woman is shot at point blank range in the living room of 1503 North 5 Street with a shotgun. She dies before paramedics arrive. Two other women in the house frantically try to call for the local RCMP. For several minutes, the 9-1-1 call is on hold, waiting to be connected to an available operator. Twenty-two minutes go by before anyone arrives. The assailant is arrested two days later.

On January 29, 1987, 26-year-old John R. White was stabbed 8 times in the chest and killed in an apartment at 2419 E 5th St. A co-worker from a janitorial service job, 39-year-old O. Z. Lazenby was arrested and charged in his death. The killing happened after an apparent dispute over keys.

23-year-old Cole Harrell was shot and killed at this home during a houseparty on December 17, 2017. The incident occurred when while he and friends and family were at the home, they received a knock on the front door. Upon opening the front door, 20-year-old Isaiah Salas-Martinez forced his way into the home armed with a shotgun and pistol. Salas-Martinez had apparently gotten a phone call from his intoxicated girlfriend who was at the party, and showed up and started an altercation with the home residents. A brawl started and the people in the home attempted to disarm Salas-Martinez and take his gun from him, and during the struggle Harrell was shot in the chest and killed. Salas-Martinez then fled the home with his girlfriend. He later turned himself into police and was charged with first-degree murder.