Boone-Hutcheson Cemetery in Greencastle, Indiana, is reputed to be haunted by a variety of spectral figures and unexplained phenomena, according to ghost enthusiasts. Common stories include a ghostly police officer, unusual cold spots, strange mists, and unsettling noises. Some visitors claim to have seen the apparition of a police officer who shines a flashlight into cars. It is said that in 1837, the police and other residents of the area avoided the cemetery because they feared it was haunted. As is common with many reported hauntings, some visitors have felt unexplained cold spots or witnessed strange mists. There are stories of unnerving noises emanating from the cemetery, though specific types of sounds vary. According to some paranormal investigation podcasts, groups visiting the cemetery have recorded EVPs (electronic voice phenomena), capturing disembodied voices or sounds.