Television Company Los Angeles – Needs Your Story!
This is a call out to fellow Investigators, readers and paranormal hobbyists from within or out-with the paranormal community.
Over the last few days we have been in discussions with a very nice, polite and enthusiastic Television company from Los Angeles CA who have a regular show on A&E Biography. The Show is named My Ghost Story which features astonishing accounts of possible paranormal activity which has not only been personally witnessed, but was caught on film.
The producers are looking for more personal cases and this is where you come in to play!
- Do you have a story you can tell from a personal perspective?
- Do you have anything on video, audio or likewise to back up your story?
- Can you recount how you felt after your experience?
- Has it changed your worldview and perception?
- What type of emotions did the occurrence spark in you?
If you feel you have something of interest and would like to get your story out there for the public at large to see, please email Nan and she wil get back to you as soon as she can.
Nan – nan@mppt.tv or myghoststory.nan@gmail.com
Thank you for your time and patience this morning and please do have an excellent weekend folks,
Kindest to you all
Ryan O’Neill
Victoria Plaza Hotel: A Ghost Story
OLD HOTELS REVERBERATE with the echoes of their past. Their walls are painted in layers of drama, absorbing an imprint of each passing guest’s life with all its romance, joy, sadness, and danger. It’s no wonder so many hotels are haunted.
George knows this first-hand, having worked for years at one of the oldest hotels in Victoria, British Columbia on Vancouver Island. Its basement – an old speakeasy – seems to be the focal point of the haunting, where George felt distinctly unwelcome. This is George’s story….
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Ghost vs. Energy vs. Spirit
Ghost vs. Paranormal Energy vs. Spirit (briefly)
by C. Ratliff
Lately, there has been some debate between those who hunt “ghosts”, those who seek paranormal energies, and those that are finding spirits. So really what’s the actual differences between the three. Well, I was posed with that exact question not long ago and decided to do my best to answer this.
“Ghosts” – by the most broad definition – is simply residual, not interactive, sensory imposing (visual, auditory, dermal, etc.), experiences/events posed in a manner of a memoratic state enacted upon by stimuli. That being stated: any photo, audio or video recording, or transmission of audio or video can be considered as ghosts. They are residual and not interactive and the stimuli to manifest such experiences are known to us: such as television broadcasts, radio transmissions, cameras (photo and video), recorders (audio and video), etc. Now, to take that definition and apply it in a paranormal sense, the difference is simple. Paranormal “ghosts” are caused by stimuli that are not man made or are understood through human experience or science currently. This does not mean that they are the spirits of the undead necessarily, but that they are simply caused by unknown forces.
Waverly Hills – Haunted or Hype?
Waverly Hills – Haunted or Hype?
Submitted by Jim Brown.
Most who have seen any paranormal programs on TV have heard of Waverly Hills. It is purported by some to be the most haunted place in America. It has been investigated by researchers often, many claiming to have experienced all kinds of phenomena there. Almost everyone who visits experiences some form of activity. But do they? On 20 may, 2010 I had my opportunity. This summary of my visit details my experiences at Waverly Hills. But first, a little background on the place.
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