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One of my husband and mine’s favorite past times is to drive around looking for old cemeteries, old buildings, and other places of interest. We can often be spotted driving around in our truck or parked on the side of some old back road.
Read moreIn doing research on Bigfoot in my home state of New Hampshire, I came across a few notable encounters. There’s a story I read that I found to be one of the more interesting tales. The story was written by Ed Parsons of the Conway Daily Sun and depicts an event a friend of his, his girlfriend, and their dog encountered while hiking in the woods one day. This man, by the name of Peter Samuelson, had been hiking the woods for forty years, but little did he know what they would experience that summer day of 1979.
Read moreRecently I was asked if I would make a special trip to visit a young lady who had heard me speak on the topic of cemeteries. She was wondering if I would share an afternoon with her and show her some secrets from her own local cemeteries. To be honest it was quite a drive for me. On the flip side, these were cemeteries I don’t get a chance to explore very often. OK, I was sold.
The girl’s mother was concerned that they would have to pick a cemetery that was “good enough” to go to.
I assured them both, just point me into the direction of ANY cemetery and I will find something amazing. Some of the most wonderful finds are hidden in tiny cemeteries.
Read moreThis blog posting will show you how to incorporate your cemetery photos as well as special words from headstones, into beautiful candles you can use or simply display.
Read moreIn Japan there once lived a man who, by his vicious actions, made his wife into a ghost. The man’s name was Iemon, his wife’s was O’lwa, and his motive was that he desired another woman. O’lwa, barely risen from childbed, was given poison, which caused her hair to fall out in bloody handfuls, her eyes to start from their sockets and her pretty mouth to blacken. All through this ordeal, Iemon sneered; then he thrust her from him. In despair, she killed herself and her infant.
Read moreA white cross with a message inscribed on the front, a soggy teddy bear, artificial spring flowers covered in dirty snow. At an intersection, in a median, along a section of interstate. A death has happened here, and a family wants you to know about it and share in their grief.
Read moreShadow people also known as Shadow Folk, or Shadow Beings are supernatural shadow-like humanoid figures that are seen mostly peripherally and move very quickly. Shadow People are usually attracted to one person or location for unknown reasons. Often they are seen as dark silhouettes of human-shape, generally male, that prefer to watch someone unseen and flee the moment they are noticed.
Read moreEthics…sounds like a simple word, but in truth it can be very vast. It is what should guide us in the work that we do and in the life that we live. It is the compass we use to make decisions and the light we use to find our path. It is part of what separates us within the animal kingdom.
Read moreAs I unpack multiple cases containing several pieces of electronics, video cameras, voice recorders and several other gadgets I already have my most trusted and reliable investigation tool up and running. That instrument would be me, as all my senses are heightened by the adrenaline as I prepare to investigate.
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