32K views · 1K reactions | Long before New Orleans had its famous cemeteries, the city’s dead were buried right in the heart of the French Quarter — near St. Peter Street.In the 1700s, this was the city’s main burial ground. But when officials decided to move the dead, they didn’t move everyone. Instead, new buildings went up over the graves, leaving the forgotten dead trapped beneath the streets.Since then, chilling reports have emerged — ghostly whispers, sudden cold spots, and shadowy figures