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  • Ghost in photo is just pareidolia, not St. Teresa of Avila.0

    A miniature saint? or just plain old light and shadow play? Teresa of Ávila. Patronage: bodily ills; headaches; lacemakers; laceworkers; loss of parents; people in need of grace; people in religious orders; people ridiculed for their piety; sick people; sickness A classic case of pareidolia. A 100 year old family photograph with a face of

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  • Ghosts of the Underground0

    I know I had posted this documentary before, but I believe those links are outdated and were only up for a few days. I think this is one of the better paranormal documentaries that has been produced. Mainly for the artistic and simplistic side of it. Hope you guys enjoy it.

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  • How being haunted affects a house’s value1

    One of the most recognized “haunted” houses, the Amityville home. I found this article this morning. It’s interesting to read how value of a home can be affected by urban legends or true hauntings. I know here in the U.S. we have stricter laws when it comes to buying a home. I think it’s odd

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  • Paranormal researcher visits the Columbarium7

    For years people have claimed to have heard screams or seen strange things moving in the Columbarium in San Francisco, a repository for human ashes that is also home to some of the city’s founder. The copper-domed Columbarium holds the remains and memorials of some of the city’s most prominent figures including Harvey Milk. Paranormal

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  • The ghost of Cleenish Island0

    Cleenish Island haunted home BY AILEEN MURPHY Have you ever seen a ghost on Cleenish Island? If so then one Englishman is desperate to hear from you. A few weeks ago, Tony Galbraith and his wife, Doreen were visiting Fermanagh when they came across something very unusual. Mr Galbraith, who lives in Suffolk, recalls the

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  • Stoughton Business experiencing paranormal activity0

    STOUGHTON, Wis. — There will always be a fascination with trying to explain what seems unexplainable. One Stoughton store owner is looking back at the history of her building to explain why she feels she’s never alone. Several years ago, Vicky Elsing and her husband fell in love with a 118-year-old building in Stoughton and

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