HAUNTED Army Camp Stories and the Pontianak in Pulau Tekong [NS Man Ghostly Encounter]

HAUNTED Army Camp Stories and the Pontianak in Pulau Tekong [NS Man Ghostly Encounter]
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⏹The scariest and in-your-face supernatural encounters are told by Daniel, who shares some of these stories during his time serving National Service (conscription) for Singapore. He tells ghost stories from the training camps in Pulau Tekong and Selarang, places that most of the local Singaporean boys may be familiar with.⏹
💥00:50 - She's Watching You, Navigation Exercise in Tekong
💥12:46 - The Haunted Coy Office, 3 SIR, Selarang Camp, Charlie Coy
💥14:40 - The Haunted Lecture Theatre, 3 SIR, Selarang Camp, Charlie Coy
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[@SupernaturalConfessions]

There are additional details in this confessions compared to the previous videos because it is necessary for audience who are not in the military to get a visual of the place.

[@cjoe1950]

Will be good to add in the WW2 history of Selarang. I once read a historical book on the Selerang Barracks being a WW2 POW camp where many Brits died under the Jap. Even those survived left behind lots of mental scars soaked into the walls and grounds.

[@Fenrispro]

Hi im looking for the funny guy who also told army stories Lui pai tam, warehouse video

[@Potomacstud]

This is good , can invite back , realistic , authentic and highly believable , well done Eugene

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

Thank you :)

[@BlueBull2604]

I was based in Selarang Camp for some time during my NSF days. There was this colonial building part where the officers mess was located. One of the halls was used as a military funeral parlour kind of place. Prowler duties through the nights were always very interesting. the camp dog would follow us during prowling from midnight till dawn, often barking into the dark at the areas around the parade square, especially behind. so many interesting stories and happenings then...

[@woiace]

The stray dog is your guardian. Appreciate their presence in helping to scare off evil spirits. Heck, in some parts of England and Scotland it is said that if you see a black ghostly hound don't worry because it is there to protect you from evil, both living and undead.

[@rgseven6557]

@@woiace Seriously? Dont mind me asking, do all dog breeds have that kind of capability to sense spirits and scare them off? I live near Bukit Timah and I noticed that a dog in my estate kept barking into blank space and it appeared very restless. Kind of freak me out as I wonder what it could see.

[@jammadan]

9 Div

[@HappyCoachYuantai]

I was there for a mono intake as BMT instructor. the parade square is haunted and one of my pair of prowlers saw something while on guard duty one of the nights.

[@melvin2296]

I was attached to Selarang Camp for a few months when I was a NSF. The messing warrant I worked for had a lot of candies in one of his office's drawers. When I saw it he told me those candies are for "Fathima". Some soldiers around the camp also told me about a pontianak who lingers around the camp. She liked playing at the SOC they said.

[@lolitakaur4125]

Thank you Daniel for sharing your stories.

[@simthiam3712]

If u ever felt errie in certain places, u can try visualising a radiating Sun. Instantly, u would feel a sense of positivity. This is a technique shared by both Taiwanese & Hongkong spiritual masters.

[@Leszlig]

Ty for sharing!

[@Sunburstbear]

Or we can also visualize ourselves in a big dome of white bright light 🕯️

[@maloudelosreyes661]

Makes sense!!! 🌞!!! Thank you

[@pontianakau296]

Great sharing ❤

[@axel4330]

Love the army ghost stories.

[@simthiam3712]

My cousin did his BMT in Tekong Camp. He was both huge & tall , just like a sumo wrestler. Yet once, he was shocked to find himself lying outside his bunk, the next morning. Strange things happened to the rest of his bunkmates too. From then on, he started wearing taoist talisman for protection

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

Thanks for sharing

[@freddiemercury2075]

Thanks for sharing.

[@simthiam3712]

I heard this from my army buddy during my NS days. My unit shared the same camp compound with the 3rd Guards. Once , some one doing night powling with another guy. As this pair of powlers walking the parking area of huge army vehicles, one of them lifted his head & to his horror, he saw a "man" in white sitting on top of a vehicle, gesturing to ask him for something to eat....

[@MsLilac88]

Hello, I always enjoy watching your amazing paranormal series, this guy is good in narrating his paranormal encounter. 👍

[@PuppyTey]

Army ghost stories are always the best.

[@ezekielk.3629]

the road march route near the ammo dump is a hotspot. We had a quick rest stop for water break during night route march, my platoon was at the end of the company and my section is 3rd position from the last row. While drinking water, from my right I caught sight of the silhouette of miss-p darting across the 3rd lamp post estimated 100m away form where my company is resting. My Tekong days encounter is consider the minimum as compare to my peers in other company near the SOC site whereby his bunkmate got possessed and leap off from level 4.

[@melvin2296]

My section buddy at Tekong claims that one night I woke him up to ask him to follow me to the toilet as a buddy look out. He followed and waited outside the toilet for me to do my business. After awhile, when I still wasn't done he went into the toilet to find me but it was empty. He got back to the bunk and saw me asleep on my bed. I asked him if he was dreaming because I was asleep the entire night and never woke him up. But he said the experience was very vivid and he sure he wasn't dreaming. The strange thing is I heard this type of incident has happened to other people who have a similiar story like him.

[@simthiam3712]

It was said that the crest on our army beret can ward off evil spirits, as the crest was believed to have been blessed by all representatives from all religions in Sg. U may also turn yr army cap around, & exposes yr forehead, so as to let the auric light shine forth

[@lemon2524]

Nice stories.

[@useruser2101]

Bro is this a ghost story or your army story?

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

Army ghost story! hahaha

[@unholydanger]

Be patient, you won't disappoint

[@user-qp2cw3po4h]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@chanleochanleo3021]

Usually camps that are situated at Changi faced such issues even the prison not spared. 😂 Tekong very common..forested areas where all the spirits come out to play. Once you are used to it...probably you can ignored it.

[@manboyangel]

Love listening to Daniel's stories

[@ricflair4052]

Nice friend to have ~

[@man_wood_mars_such]

Interesting stories .. Happy SAF Day!

[@Fenrispro]

oh is SAF day today 1 July?

[@man_wood_mars_such]

@@Fenrispro Yes

[@ricflair4052]

The Kengster was so brave !!

[@fadlyfowler]

Was from Selarang Camp too 6SIR 10th Mono intake. Whahaha that camp is a cesspool of paranormal activities boy!Spartans!

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

share some stories!

[@fadlyfowler]

@@SupernaturalConfessions shy lah haha maybe one day

[@chrisjuv]

Yeah same here, from 6 SIR 10th Mono Support Coy!! From Cupboard Shaking to Dreams of Red Dress Female Ghost of my platoon mates.. to my personal experience, waking up at 345am sharp every single ffing night at Sispec Tekong, to White Mist among the trees at Tekong near the hot spring area to White figure standing near my bunk nearest to the forest at Lakiun Camp Brunei!!

[@peterc6083]

was from 6sir maju camp but did bmt in Tekong, Tekong is bloody 'dirty'. Can feel it whenever i book in, and ive been to about 4-5 camps for trainings and reservist, nothing compares to tekong, the atmosphere is the worst... during our 24km road march, could even smell the pontianak warning sign, a sickening sweet smell that quickly change to something smelly. but was too tired to care. also heard morning prayers around 5am when doing outfield in tekong jungle, anyone else experienced this? most recently one was a reservist training in tekong, heard a voice talking to me from behind in malay, which shouldnt have been possible as behind was the thick overgrown and jungle

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

thanks for your confession

[@Harrlem]

Might be the same white dress Miss P which caused one of our unit's sergeant to go missing during a grueling 5-day exercise back in my NS. That exercise was paused and whole battalion mobilised to go sweep the area for him. He was finally found hours later dehydrated and delirious. We all wished for whole exercise to cut then, but alas, HQ decided to carry on. Good try, Miss P!

[@TheFactsMan2022]

👻👻👻

[@samwong9484]

Usually come to Thursday night , not suppose to have training or night missions exercise in Tekong island .

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

But now they bo chup. Still train

[@spongebobubu]

Loved the way he speaks, like a friendly neighborhood English speaking ah Beng. Some of his army mates not very “buddy” one, really Siam when the thing came lol

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

With friends like that who need enemies siah

[@vsadgraphicdesigner]

great video! i love listening to army ghost stories

[@freddiemercury2075]

My favorite ghost stories are those from army camps/ experience, but even though I was from Sungei Gedong Concentration Camp I have never encountered anything funny.

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

You are the lucky one

[@kong6617]

Have u ever wonder... Why must u serve..... Because u love Miss P... And u want to see Miss P.. See Miss P....Yeah !

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

LOL totally loving this! I'm going to add this bit in for the podcast version of this episode. thanks!

[@simthiam3712]

A fengshui master from HK once shared that for those working in hospital, it's gd to carry a small scissor to ward off evil spirits. According to Indonesian belief, scissor can ward off evil spirits

[@swoomh]

Wow.. very strong accent

[@baby-g4746]

Searching searching searching my fellow Malaysian lingo😂😂

[@ultralight5550]

Gave me goosebumps

[@michaellim8464]

I came across this urban legend that I think many people have heard if I am not wrong. During a road march in Pulala Tekong a recruit was reported missing when they did a head count after the march. So a search party was sent to look for him but without success as it was already quite dark. The next day they when looking for him again and eventually found him. He was sitting under a tree with his rifle beside him. What horrified them when they saw him was he was already dead with his stomach cut opened and all his intestines laid beside him. How did he died so horribly no one know for sure. In this second part I would like to relate that one day in the sixties I was sitting outside an army camp in Portsdown on a stone bench when a middle age Malay man came and sit beside me. He told me he was a warrant officer in the camp and he while on guard duty last night he saw a lady wearing a red dress waiting at the bus stop outside the camp across the road at around 3 am at night. He wonder how come she was still waiting at bus stop at this hour so he tried to get her attention but the lady just ignore him. The next thing he tell me you would not believe he said he actually drew his service revolver and fire one shot into the air. What he saw scare him. The girl just vanish right before his eye. You might be wondering like this also can fire but I can tell you this thing is quite normal during the British time in Singapore. I had this experience once a soldier fire a warning shot into the air at me and instead of surrendering I turn around and run away. He chased after me and keep on shooting at me. If I had not outrun him I won't be alive and telling stories with Supernatural Confession.

[@dindanger6462]

The tekong story is real event...not an urban legend

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

Thank you Michael! Always loving your confessions in the comments section. That's your signature :)

[@Fenrispro]

ya our teacher told us too

[@woiace]

Tekong story was a case of death of a NSF by misadventure but the story took a life of its own. I confirm...it is an urban legend.

[@simthiam3712]

That Tekong story caught the attention of Straits Times. The reporter even tracked down the commanders of that unit & verified with them. So are the Lido Cinema haunting case

[@damien9060]

Pontianak..I have seen them before like 8 or 9x in my life. One very common traits they hve is..their hair cover their face so you cant see their face or features . BUT.. their red bright led-light like eyes pierced through their thick hair. They are about 12 15 feet about the ground floating and a flowery scent around them

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

tell us more Damien, what's your encounters like?

[@woiace]

Doesn't help that the video was on file but they deleted it.

[@JaWs738]

When u see it just watch your front and trigger off

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

One round away!

[@simthiam3712]

If it is a pontianak ( malay female vampire), u will smell a scent of fragifani, plus screaming of woman & wailing of baby. The nearer that pontianak is to u, the further u hear her screaming

[@jl5813]

thank me later, skip to 10:00 onwards ☺️

[@blueshun]

Yeah, wa lao eh. This is ghost confessional not BMT description leh.

[@leagueofangelsingapore1672]

The story he say is true can cross reference to this channel hellbank latest vid abt tekong ghost stories slso talk abt the white mist turning into the ms P i bet what he saw snd what this confessor saw is the same ms P that haunts tekong

[@androidaccount7743]

Long-winded af.. god damn!

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

Got details mah, to give you all visual

[@androidaccount7743]

@@SupernaturalConfessions Ya but the ghost portion only about 5%. Haha..

[@androidaccount7743]

@Kesh3-dk4nx not when more than 90% of entire duration was just nonsense fillers and non paranormal. it is you who buey hiao leh. Lol

[@dannyshadow]

It's like watching Naruto, with fillers episode.. waiting for the main story

[@androidaccount7743]

@Kesh3-dk4nx You're the long winded boy? Why so triggered. LOL

[@keegan3833]

This famous white dress better stop ah 😂. Once kena before. Stay up late during my BMT cause cannot sleep. My bunk was at highest level. So I decided to chill at this stairs, walk around a bit to tire myself out so I feel restless ma. Then suddenly, got this very sweet fragrance. It's like those kind of fragrance women spray to make guys turn that kind. So I was investigating where the smell came from. Went inside my bunk, no smell, but the corridor got. Went outside to the stairs area also have. Went to the area where we dry our clothes, mostly smell like detergent becoz wash clothes mah. So I was thinking, cannot be my platoon or section mates bring perfume to camp and spray at night? So after that, I just went inside and ask my section mate. Who wasn't asleep at the time as well. I asked him if he spray anything sweet. He say never, so I asked him walk out of the bunk and smell the corridor. The moment we were at the door of our bunk about to go out, we can smell the sweet fragrance again. My section mate then told me, "nvm, we just go to our bed and try to sleep." He's the superstitious kind, so he believe in all this supernatural things. So I went back to my bed, and my bed was the closest to the window facing the corridor. As I was sitting on my bed facing the window preparing to sleep. I saw what looked like a white dress, floating from the stairway to the area we dry clothes and disappear. I just quickly tuck myself into the blanket and went to sleep. I dont know if I suay or what, managed to see until?

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

Wah, I consider that heng ah! at least you see but she didn't disturb you

[@simthiam3712]

When u r too tired, yr auric light also dim down. So it make u easier to see ghosts

[@manchuriancandybar864]

Singlish, just like how the Bengalis speak it. Entertaining story.

[@thechongsfamily8674]

Is that Bukit batok

[@BeachBoi1000]

I scare kenna confinement more than anything else…

[@xauusd7260]

6minutes in, and no ghost insight. What a story.

[@andytoh-toh6488]

Thanks bro. I immediately skipped to 6 mins later

[@blueshun]

@@andytoh-toh6488 Lucky I scroll comments, got good samaritan say go to 10:00

[@tanjevry9589]

To all non Singaporean/Malaysian who have the need to ask "What The Heck Is He Saying?"😂 WELCOME TO SINGLISH aka Singaporeans' UNIQUE way of communicating using the ENGLISH Language. 😅

[@beedi202]

Listen very carefully and patiently and u will see the story..scaryyyy....I also gave up the first 2 times.

[@KimikarazonGardening]

😂

[@brolincolnheng888]

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟☺️✌️

[@friendlychemist5587]

Interesting stories...but,literally i just dont understand his Singlish.

[@abdulforgiver3421]

Bro which batch? I was a driver there from 2009/10

[@visqueraient]

Despite the classic Singlish which some listeners may find challenging to understand, I was very entertained by his story 💀💀 reminded me of my 2 months in Tekong back then 😂🇸🇬

[@michaellim8464]

Testing

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

Got you

[@WitchyUmeko]

1st! 🤣🤪

[@partspieces8165]

Singapore? Army? Ghost? Where Got Ghost? Remind me of that SG movie when I was younger...ahh nostalgia

[@ab931]

Sorry.... No Offend... Boring.... Last Week "The Uncle" Man.... Spectacular Fireworks....

[@cjoe1950]

What on earth is he saying.

[@bernardsoh3938]

Talking about National servicemen stories, this shows you never serve NS at all !

[@84kwhiteturningblackhair80]

Unique Singlish... nostalgic

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

He's retelling his experience in army. The speaking style is quite colloquial and a reflection of how it's spoken like in army. Except, I think the lingo used in army would be a lot more alien to audience so I minimised that during the edit

[@MightyPooPSTEAM]

I understand him perfectly fine. Now that u brought it up, it made me realise that I understood completely when he used terms like "short whip" and "long whip" or about Tekong ammo dump stretch etc....but I understand not everyone will get the terms.

[@johnlim899]

⁠@@crux33If dont like then keep quiet. Why need to be so mean?

[@captain_way]

Sorry to said that its quite boring. Too much army details rather than paranormal. Anyway i appreciate his sharing.

[@cjoe1950]

I feel u. It's not a well thought out script, more like a peculiar conversation between 2 friends. Won't bode well for the masses.

[@Fenrispro]

I think its good to have army details for those of us who dun do Ns or not seen Abtm.

[@gilekopi7296]

10:25

[@KimikarazonGardening]

I dont understand😂

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

Was it the language or the description?

[@BoyG10]

Looking at that cheeky face I was in doubt if I should even take this chap seriously. But then since I encountered strange occurrences at Tekong myself I might just as well take a peep. Haiz. Kids these days couldn't even hold a sentence together proper. Next better participant, please.

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

Hopefully the second confession is edited much better. I take the blame for the poor editing, confessor was just retelling his experience. It's my job to make the video coherent. So that's on me.

[@IrisSeah]

@@SupernaturalConfessions一：

[@davedefhagan9191]

um i don’t understand him 🥲 his english is kinda bad

[@SupernaturalConfessions]

It's abit more colloquial cos of the army speak. Watch Daniel's second confession, i think that one might be better edited.

[@beesianteh643]

It wasn’t English. It was Singlish