Early in his career, officer Lance Balderston got a call on his radio; some people had reported that they heard screaming or screaming-like noises from the local cemetery.
“I worked in a small town,” Balderston said, “And if you’re familiar with cemeteries around town, you know there’s lights and stuff. Its more of a rural setting and out there it’s [the cemetery]  just right outside of the town in the woods.”
As Balderston drove to the cemetery – in his police car with the windows down the eerie midnight wind flowing into his car – he searched the scene with his spotlight. Unable to see anything from his car, Balderston got out to search the cemetery on foot.
“As I was walking it was around 1 or 2 a.m. in the morning, it was dark and it was a little scary walking through the cemetery,” he said.
Balderston continued the search through the cemetery, he didn’t see it, but a loud shrieking noise came from his side – it was a cat.
“I never did find anything.It might of been some cats or something, or it could’ve been some ghosts. I don’t know but I never found anybody.”