Brett Nease sits still in the formal dining room of Gettysburg’s Farnsworth House Inn, the central silhouette among a dozen quiet shadows. The only light slices down softly through heavy, antique drapes onto a patterned rug. Shady splotches on the wall are portraits and landscapes, blurred incomprehensible from the dark. Those around Nease murmur
READ MOREWhen things go bump in the night, it could mean a phone call to at the Rocky Mountain Paranormal Research Center from those spooked by otherworldly sights and sounds. The caller might be disappointed, though, when the experts at the center find the source is a funky appliance or old plumbing, rather than a spectral
READ MOREOne of our readers here at GhostTheory who goes by the nickname “bellaboo” sent us a really interesting interview done by Alison Smith for the James Randi website. In her interview, Alison talk to a “X”, who is a paranormal investigator on a popular paranormal TV show (referred as well by “X”). The interviewee proceeds
READ MORELook closely: Some say they see the apparition of a young boy floating to the right of the register inside the Wm. Phelps General Store on Market Street in Palmyra, in this photo taken within the past year.
READ MOREGhost hunting group claim to have capture photographic and auditory evidence of ghosts in the Sun Inn. I was not able to find any of the pictures the group took online or the EVPs. So if anyone knows where they are at….let us know! BETHLEHEM | Sun Inn Preservation Association founder Hughetta Bender put her
READ MOREDave Wood is behind the course Courses on the paranormal being taught in local schools? Sounds like a good idea. If they are taught correctly of course. Personally I think it’s a double-edge sword. If the course is focused only on popular “ghost hunting” techniques, ie. using EVP recorders and EMF readers, then it’s a
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