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No ghost creating traffic jam! according to resident10
- January 10, 2009
No ghosts in this Irish road, says a resident This week I posted a story from Ireland, in which a small town is said to harbor a ghost of a woman. Seen throughout the day, the ghostly apparition made headlines. Of course we here at GhostTheory only reported the news headline. We did not make
READ MORELancashire landlord captures ghost4
- January 10, 2009
Image of supposed ghost lady that haunts the pub A pub owner claims to have captured the photo of a ghost that is said haunts his pub. Dave Moore owns The Victoria pub. He decided to do an amateur paranormal investigation with a some of his employee one December evening. The result? A supposed ghost
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New courthouse might come with a ghost1
- January 9, 2009
Haunted Courthouse? Saw this article late this morning. Interesting enough this is said to be a reoccurring haunting. I’m sure we will be seeing more investigations from this place from local ghost hunting teams. Richmond County has broken ground for a new judicial center on Walton Way and James Brown (Campbell/ Ninth streets) Boulevard. It’s
READ MOREGhosts? No, not really. According to Clock repair man.1
- January 9, 2009
Desha County Courthouse said to be haunted A clock repair man might explain the phantom bells ringing and clock malfunctioning, but what about the reports of disembodied footsteps and doors slamming on their own accord? Read more… MIKE LINN Arkansas Democrat-Gazette ARKANSAS CITY, Ark. — It was three minutes before noon on a frigid December
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1,030 hours of film = 1 second of “orbs” = 26 frames of dust0
- January 8, 2009
Yea, that’s right. Today’s ever-growing “Ghost Hunter groups” spend their nights shooting hundreds of hours of film, tape recordings, and photographs with the end conclusion of just a few seconds of “orbs”. Or what we like to call, dust. No, I’m not being a Negative Nancy. A Debbie Downer maybe, but Nancy? never. In all
READ MOREHaunted courthouse and pseudo scientists0
- January 8, 2009
This picture, taken July 5, 1938, and published in the Tribune the next day, shows the coffin box containing the body of the man who committed suicide in the clock tower being lowered to the ground at the Freeborn County Courthouse. The Freeborn County Courthouse will soon be the feature of a documentary that includes
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