With the death of Sara Harris, ghost hunting health risks are now in the spotlight. She was a healthy young woman, investigating a site that many others had used for ghost hunting, regularly. She wasn’t wearing a mask. She became ill. And then, despite great medical care, she died. In my earlier article – written…
Month: November 2012
Typical K-II Interactions
This video was a good example of a typical, informal investigation using a K-II meter. The video was long – over an hour and a half – so I didn’t watch the whole thing. However, you could learn a few good things in the first five or ten minutes. Here’s where it was, at YouTube….
GFI Poasttown Apparitions
This video is a great example of what real-life ghost hunting was like in 2012. I’m thankful for GFI’s research, especially the work of their cousin and tech guy, the late Joey Thorpe. As ghost hunters, I think it’s important to remember the importance of every day, and every person we interact with, in real…
Haunted, Unmarked Quaker Graves?
In my book about haunted cemeteries, I mentioned ghost hunting opportunities at unmarked graves and at graves just outside cemetery walls. At the time, I described many of them as the graves of “sinners,” or people whose lives (or deaths) did not allow them to be buried in consecrated ground. During a recent Saturday investigation…
Fact or Fake? Ghost Hunting TV Shows
Each year – especially right after Halloween – some people express disgust for ghost-related TV shows and documentaries. Usually, it’s because: First, the complainer went to a few “haunted” sites at Halloween, sometimes after a boisterous Halloween party. (Ahem.) Then, he or she spent 10 – 20 minutes at each location. Nothing happened, or nothing…