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  • Pennsylvania police station haunted?1

    • April 8, 2008

    Who you gonna call? By Mary Niederberger, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Local police are used to getting calls to investigate things that go bump in the night. But the Homestead police department recently had to call in outside help to investigate what some officers and other employees say are strange noises and goings on at the police

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  • Los Angeles, city of (roaming) angels.17

    • April 7, 2008

    Los Angeles, the so-called “City of Angels”. It’s a chilled and cloudy April evening here in noisy downtown Los Angeles. Traffic, pedestrians and residents all run through these few miles of one-way mazes across such a vast demographic. 5 blocks away from me is the mega Nokia theatre and 2 blocks away is the infamous

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  • Emotions & Electromagnetism – A hypothesis on residual haunting22

    • April 3, 2008

    Nikola Tesla experimens with Electromagnetism The following thesis is an attempt to bring forth a new form of reason towards the understanding of the paranormal or the events that are beyond the scientific explanation. The following theories will be a juxtaposition between the paranormal and the way modern computers work. The thesis is not a

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  • John Matkowsky – “Polaroids of the dead” interview4

    • April 3, 2008

    Well, not a full length interview like I wanted, but a brief conversation with John Matkowsky over the infamous polaroid/writing case. I met John Matkowsky during his exhibit of his personal collection of the spirit writing polaroids. The exhibit was done at his (I believe it was his studio) art gallery on Halloween of 2007.

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  • ‘They’re here’: The mechanism of poltergeist activity0

    • April 3, 2008

    From New Scientist The sight of small blonde girls watching television is guaranteed to strike fear into the heart of anyone who has watched the movie Poltergeist. We’re right to be terrified, say physicists. Children generate poltergeist activity by channelling energy into the quantum mechanical vacuum. Pierro Brovetto, whose last known address was the Instituto

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  • Polaroids of the Dead – Los Angeles, CA

    Polaroids of the Dead – Los Angeles, CA56

    • April 1, 2008

    One of the most fascinating cases I’ve read and studied was about the “polaroid writing entity” in a quaint, cozy home in the outskirts of Downtown Los Angeles.Mt. Washington is a district in the northeast of Los Angeles. About a 10-15 minute drive from where I currently reside in downtown Los Angeles. For John Matkowsky,

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