· Amy Bruni· A note about Farrar, (spoiler alert if you haven’t watched!)

Haunting At Farrar shared a post. Yesterday at 10:53 AM · Amy Bruni January 4 at 4:27 PM · Haunting At Farrar shared a post. Yesterday at 10:53 AM · Amy Bruni January 4 at 4:27 PM · A note about Farrar, (spoiler alert if you haven’t watched!) One of the hardest parts about making a paranormal television show is telling a cohesive story to our audience, who was not there, and who have zero background on the location - in 44 minutes of air time. When we investigate, we do our due diligence and interview everyone we can, research every angle we can and present the case to our “client” as best we can. What makes the episode does not effect the case whatsoever. Meaning, for example, last night’s case at Farrar - we interviewed multiple people, took and filmed research trips and had evidence that DIDN’T MAKE AIR. They didn’t change our findings, but we just didn’t have the time to show everything. Mostly, our clients understand this, (which the Farrar folks definitely have here, they were lovely.) But people we haven’t had any contact with, who feel connected to the school, but weren’t part of our investigation in any way, are vocalizing their concerns. I wish every episode could be hours long, but it can’t. We do our absolute best and pour our hearts and soul in to every case and sometimes it’s hard for people to accept our findings, especially if is’s something out of left field, which we’re known for. But that’s why we do what we do. If it wasn’t different, we wouldn’t be the team we are. Again, we didn’t find anything negative at Farrar. We found someone misguided and misunderstood, in addition to many other spirits, but Terry stood out to us and needed us at that moment. xoxoxo - a Adam Berry Chip Coffey - Psychic and Medium Haunting At Farrar