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  • No ghosts at “haunted” library1

    • June 14, 2009

    No ghosts at the Taunton library says NESPI NESPI investigated the supposed haunted Taunton library in Massachusetts. No tangible evidence was collected, aside from personal experiences. The results are in and representatives from the New England Society of Paranormal Investigators (NESPI) say that while they did pick up some interesting sights and sounds with their

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  • The Othersiders….*Facepalms*24

    • June 12, 2009

    The Othersiders – CartoonNetwork’s cnREAL Not only was I not aware that the CartoonNetwork had spun a new reality channel called “cnREAL” which is composed of reality-based shows for kids and teenagers, but it comes as a surprise (no, really!) to me that they are soon airing a new Ghost hunting reality show for kids.

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  • Haunted Church has staff scared3

    • June 12, 2009

    Bishop Auckland Church said to be haunted Disembodied footsteps, ghost of a woman and voices are heard throughout this 1914 year old church. Although the article talks about a “hazy figure” captured on the CCTV camera, I could not find the video anywhere on the net. Spooked staff tell of hazy female figure and mysterious

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  • Friday Video: In Search of……5

    • June 12, 2009

    Friday Video is going a bit old-school this week. Here is a classic “In Search of….” episode focused on ghosts. Narrated by Leonard Nimoy and featuring Hans Holzer. The theme and tone of the videos alone creep me out! Enjoy!

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  • Hotel offers ghosts…or two coats of gloss4

    • June 11, 2009

    Supposed photo of a ghostly woman at the end of the hallway Photo taken an hour later of the same spot I can tell you straight up that what we see in those two photos is not the ghost of a woman long gone. Like the next person, I enjoy a good ghost story. Especially

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  • Mysterious Slate Discovered at Jamestown – “A Minon of the Finest Sorte”7

    • June 11, 2009

    A simple drawing of a man is etched on a slate tablet recently excavated by archaeologists in Jamestown, Virginia, America’s first permanent English settlement. Breaking for a bit from the paranormal to the historical and mysterious I bring you this post. I love history. Therefore it comes to no surprise that I was excited (well,

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