Demonic possesion? Ain't that what they used to call schizophrenia before psychiatrists existed?
Sadly there are no Indian burial grounds nearby (no Indians on the European continent), so I can't go there. However I've been to regular cemeteries lots of times, and honestly they didn't seem scary, not even creepy actually. The thing about spooky things is that they're mostly due to your irrational thoughts.
Even my own house can seem spooky at times. Sometimes when I wake up in the middle of the night and I have to go get a glass of water, or use the bathroom I get a little scared 'cause I have to walk through the dark to get there (in the hallway my mom put this cross shaped bulb thing that emanates a red light, and you can bet that's a little slasher-movie creepy). And often at night I hear this voices and noises that scare me (but of course that's just my neighbours).
I think the problem is that you associate Indian burial grounds being scary, due to what you've seen on TV/movies. AfterI saw the first Saw movie, I remeber being in bed in the middle of the night scared, staring at my closet and remebering how scary it was when that creep in the movie jumped out of the kid's closet. Still, no actual reason to be afriad.
And the ghost's name is Casper (the friendly ghost), not Jasper.
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