This is the question that, as an investigator, is on my mind quite often when helping a client. Typically we investigators make return trips to the same locations in an effort to gain more details for a client. But… how far is too far. When the client isn’t getting the answers they expected or you simply aren’t getting any evidence, ... Read More »
Last month marked the 100th anniversary of sinking of the Titanic. Amid the 3-D showings of the movie and the wild commercialism that seems endless, I wondered what else might be lurking in the Titanic story within my own field of interest. The Paranormal. As it turns out, there’s quite a lot. Firstly are the prophetic circumstances surrounding the wreck ... Read More »
On September 8, 1900 Galveston, Texas was unknowingly headed for a night of horror. The Great Storm of 1900, which would rank as a Category 4 hurricane today, made landfall September 8th with winds topping 140+ mph, bringing a 15+ foot storm surge with it. This would be known as the deadliest hurricane in US history, killing over 6000 people. ... Read More »
All of us here at Haunting Review would like to take a moment to congratulate Amy Bruni of Ghost Hunters on her pregnancy! The momma-to-be took to Twitter this week, announcing the coming child with a photo of her baby bump: Read More »
Not a lot of information exists for this photograph. What we do know is that it was taken in a supposedly abandoned house somewhere near Antioch, TN. What are your thoughts? Read More »
Being a ghost hunter, you have to take several things into consideration. And really those things depends on what kind of ghost hunter you consider your self. There are those that go metaphysical, there are those that go purely technological, and there are those that try to find some sort of balance between the two. Ghost hunting can be a ... Read More »
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