The Marsh House was built in 1836 and was occupied by Union troops during the Civil War. After two all-night investigations and hours of taking video and audio recordings, the evidence is clear — there are ghosts at the Marsh House, a group of paranormal experts concluded. “It is our opinion that the Marsh House
READ MOREThe picture was taken by BBC photographer Chris Sandys, who said: “I don’t believe in ghosts myself, but this is strange.” Chris Sandys, a BBC photographer, unexpectedly captured an image of what appears to be a ghost while reporting on the museum. The photograph shows a a misty-figure in the room. According to Mr. Sandys,
READ MOREIn what many consider to be one of the most intriguing and paramount cases in the paranormal, many speculations and theories arose in the paranormal community (and the outside) about what really happened in that old and small Culver City home in southern California in the early 1970s. No one knows what really happened
READ MOREScapegoat. Pun intended A very well written article by Camille Bethel from Trinidad Express, in which she writes about a small town in Trinidad where local hysteria, religion and good old fashioned psychology play a role in the deep believes that a gold chain wearing goat was commanding people to kill themselves. Good story for
READ MORESpirits and phantom cats roam the Inn according to a local researcher Amidst the rich wood paneling and the floral wallpaper at Chaska’s Peacock Inn, some say a man sits quietly in a cream upholstered chair on the landing of the stairs. And though many pass by him each day, few notice his presence. Kathy
READ MOREWhen bad reality TV mixes up with the paranormal There is a television show on TZ Azteca (Mexico’s largest television network) called “Extra Normal”. It’s a 30 minute report on local haunts. I’ve seen one full episode awhile ago while surfing TV and thought that it was a horrible paranormal show. A poor attempt for
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