What made haunted, paranormal and otherworldly news this week?
There were lots of stories about upcoming paranormal events. A couple ghost-caught-on-camera type stories. And a few more “thinkier” pieces about science and the paranormal.
But rather than me telling you about them, why not check them out yourself?
Friday, May 11, 2018
Ohio State Reformatory offers ghost-hunting classes May 19 & Sept. 1 – Source: Richland Source
New to paranormal investigating and interested in learning more?
The Ohio State Reformatory will again host Ghost Hunting 101 this year after the program’s successful inception last fall. The classes will take place Saturday, May 19 and Saturday, Sept. 1.
Paranormal investigation and campout at Genoa’s Mormon Station State Historic Park – Source: Nevada Appeal
Join park rangers and local paranormal investigator Rosemary Osborn at Mormon Station State Historic Park for an evening of history with a paranormal twist. The evening will begin with a barbecue dinner provided by the park, while park rangers share a presentation highlighting the history of Mormon Station and the surrounding area. After dinner, participants will be provided with a quick training in paranormal investigative techniques and equipment before heading out on a real investigation of the park grounds.
Signup begins: Paranormal investigation, campout May 19 at Mormon Station State Historic Park – Source: Carson Now
WHEN: Saturday, May 19. Paranormal program is from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. Campout will continue until 8 a.m. Sunday morning.
WHERE: Mormon Station State Historic Park is located 20 minutes south of Carson City via Hwy 395, about one hour south of Reno, and approximately 20 minutes from South Lake Tahoe via Hwy 207.
Paranormal meets pro-life in ‘Wraith’ – Source: Catholic Philly
The real-life evil of abortion is blended with otherworldly and occult phenomena in the horror tale “Wraith” (Out Cold). The result is an earnest but flawed message movie.
Ghostly figures spotted at Haverfordwest Priory ruins – Source: Western Telegraph
COULD these be the latest sightings of a ghost which is said to have haunted Haverfordwest for centuries?
Photographs of what could be a hooded, robed spectre have been captured by Haverfordwest-based author and paranormal investigator, Gavin L Davies.
Saturday, May 12, 2018
OPINION: There’s nothing quite like a good ghost story – Source: The Gympie Times
IT doesn’t matter whether you’re a believer or a skeptic – there’s nothing quite like a good ghost story.
Grey phantoms, white haze and blue light – Source: The Sunday Guardian
…the answer to the range of colours in the paranormal world is immeasurably more challenging and complex, a case of questions, questions and still more questions.
The paranormal world too has an array of colours with ghosts in varying colours often spooking those who encounter them. There are very detailed descriptions on record of white ghosts, gray ghosts, green ghosts, blue ghosts, black ghosts, beige ghosts… Do the explanations for light effects and other optical phenomenon in the atmosphere and the responders in our human eyes also account for the colour of ghosts?
King’s Playhouse ‘hot spot’ for paranormal activity, says Haunted crew – Source: CBC.ca
Director of photography happy to leave after spending 2 days and 2 nights in building.
A Monster from the Desert and the Voice of Goofy: Launch of feature film to be shot in Nevada – Source: Carson Now
Carson High School graduate and Reno-based filmmaker Tyler Bourns is announcing the launch of a new feature film called “Desert Shadows.”….
This upcoming “creature-feature” in the horror category will be mostly filmed in Northern Nevada providing opportunity for local acting talent, crew, extras, investors and local businesses to participate in the production of a Nevada made feature film.
Sunday, May 13, 2018
What it’s like to see a ghost – according to a paranormal investigator – Source: Cambridge News
We’ve all heard tales of ghosts and ghouls and things which go bump in the night.
For many of us, the idea of the paranormal is something to be feared and results in leaving the light on at night.
But that’s not the case for Huntingdon-born Mark Egerton, who is spending his retirement exploring the world of the unknown.
Monday, May 14, 2018
7 Paranormal Experiments That You Didn’t Know Were Actually Led By Governments In The Past – Source: India Times
When it comes to the paranormal, you would assume the government would be the last organisation to endorse such beliefs. On the contrary, the government actually sanctioned some projects driven by the paranormal…
Lawrence Leung to bring comedic curiosities to Cabaret Festival – Source: InDaily
Comedian and screenwriter Lawrence Leung plans to hack people’s PIN numbers, speak to dead pets and read minds at his “science meets the paranormal” Adelaide Cabaret Festival show.
Doncaster’s most haunted places wanted to star in new internet TV show – Source: South Yorkshire Times
The producers of paranormal investigation show Are You Haunted..? are looking for places in around Doncaster renowned for being haunted.
Tuesday, May 15, 2018
Carl Jung’s fascination with the occult – Source: Inquirer.net
Unknown to many people, including, perhaps, some of his followers in the Philippines, the great Swiss psychologist and psychotherapist Carl Jung had a life-long fascination with the occult and paranormal phenomena, and wrote scientific treatises on the subject.
The truth about haunting disclosures – Source: KULR-TV
Paranormal whisperings and hauntings once enticed guests to Western Australia’s Oakabella Homestead but now owners are trying to revoke its ghostly status as it’s scaring tourists away. The homestead in the picturesque Shire of Northampton which was built in 1851, has previously boasted the title of Western Australia’s “most haunted” building, a title that new owners Belinda Turner and Brian Snelson want to shake off.
Spooky campout held Saturday – Source: The Record-Courier
If you enjoy giving yourself the creeps, feeling the hair rise on the back of your neck, or you just like history and barbecue, park rangers and local paranormal investigator Rosemary Osborn are hosting a paranormal camp-out at Mormon Station Saturday night in Genoa.
Wednesday, May 16, 2018
Spooky: Educated on the ‘afterlife’ on Fairbridge ghost tour | Photos – Source: Mandurah Mail
I have have never believed in ghosts or the “afterlife”, but I went on psychic medium Anthony Grzelka’s Fairbridge Ghost Walk with an open-mind.
On Friday night I talked to a number of people about their beliefs, and I have to admit…some of their arguments were impressive.
Maltese Paranormal Series You Need To Binge Watch This Weekend – Source: Lovin Malta
Paranormal stories, haunted houses and rumours of family curses are always a delight to delve in. Everybody loves a good dose of paranormal every now and then, but sometimes the cringy kind is also appreciated.
If you thought that random American and British series are the only thing you can get, though, we’ve got some great news for you. Here are six Maltese paranormal series you absolutely have to watch.
MANOR, THE. DISAPPOINTS WITH PARANORMAL PLOT – Source: DecayMag
“The Manor,” is the macabre tale of mental patient, Amy Hunter (Christina Robinson) and the horrific events that follow her release from Psychiatrist, Dr. Tryvniak (Rachel True). Amy’s mother, Jane (Tanja Melendez Lynch) feels it best to immerse her daughter in the warm, family atmosphere of Anders Manor, inviting Amy’s long lost family (Eric Lutes, Tandy Tugwell, Danielle Gulden, Michael Zuccola) to join them at the manor. The Manor, however, has deeper plans for the Hunter Family, as gatecrashers and cultists (Sully Erna, Kevin Nash, Mike Bennett) arrive as the nefarious and ancient demonic force, Aka-Mana (David Tessier) goes to work, in short order, to sew madness and reap blood.
Jersey Shore beach home to one of world’s most haunted bodies of water – Source: PhillyVoice
Cape May’s Higbee Beach is said to frequented by specter dressed in tattered pants and T-shirt.
Thursday, May 17, 2018
Gallery: Haunted buildings and places in Sussex – Source: West Sussex County Times
Whether you believe in ghosts or not, the topic has been a source of interest and discussion for hundreds of years. And Sussex has more than its fair share of ‘haunted’ houses and even roads. There are even websites devoted to trips visiting historic homes, houses and even prisons for a ghostly experience.
Take A Paranormal Tour Of Paoli Battlefield Saturday – Source: Malvern Patch
The Malvern Paranormal Society? is inviting you to tour the site of the ninth deadliest battle of the Revolutionary War on Saturday, May 19.
These haunted places in Belleville will make you believe in ghosts – Source: Belleville News-Democrat
I didn’t think Belleville was a supernatural hotbed of activity until I started to ask around about “haunted places.” Turns out, there’s rumors about ghosts on almost every corner.
But few people wanted to go on the record about it.
Dead End Job Hands On — A Paranormal Pest Control Roguelike – Source: Big Boss Battle
It’s been around a year since we discussed Dead End Job in any real depth. As it turns out, the ghost-busting roguelike has moved along in leaps and bounds during that time.
Metro-east haunts – Source: Belleville News-Democrat
Do you believe in ghosts? Stories have circulated for years about haunted places throughout the metro-east.
Here are a few of the more storied places. Take a look, then you decide. …
Friday, May 18, 2018
A paranormal author speaks out – Source: The Southside Times
“Just about every ghost hunting group calls itself ‘skeptical’ or ‘scientific.’ Ghost investigations can be deceptively tricky endeavors. Very ordinary events can be, and indeed have been, mistaken for extraordinary ones, and the main challenge for any ghost investigator is separating facts from a jumble of myths, mistakes and misunderstandings. It can be very easy to accidentally create or misinterpret evidence. It’s not always clear, and investigators must be careful to weed out the red herrings and focus on the verified information.”
Courtney Mroch is a globe-trotting restless spirit who’s both possessed by wanderlust and the spirit of adventure, as well as obsessed with true crime, horror, the paranormal, and weird days. Perhaps it has something to do with her genes? She is related to occult royalty, after all. Marie Laveau, the famous Voodoo practitioner of New Orleans, is one of her ancestors. That could also explain her infatuation with skeletons.
Speaking of healing, to learn how she channeled her battle with cancer to conjure up this site, check out HJ’s Origin Story.
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