St Michael’s Institution, Ipoh – A group of Catholics missionaries
arrived here in 1912 and began building a school next to the famous Kinta
River. It did not take long for the missionary brothers who ran the school to
have enough funds to erect a huge school building with unique French structural
design. When the WW2 broke out, the school was used bu Japanese secret police
as their headquarters. Needless to say, there were lots of torturing carried
out. The building itself had many tunnels which had been sealed off and the
tunnels were said to be used by the Japanese to torture prisoners and to store
food. Most of the sightings occurs in the Chapel on the fourth floor of the building
where a Brother was seen dressed in a black robe holding praying
behind in a sitting position facing towards the door (which leads to the
brothers quarters) in the very early morning without a head. Those who had
witnessed it were asked to keep it a secret.
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