when you're investigating it's always important to consider the intent of an experience.

I had experienced a true paranormal phenomenon...a phantom smell.

pareidolia=matrixing.

location bonding: returning to a place you loved

be thankful for every beautiful moment of every beautiful day...you never know when it could all be over.

don't assume it's haunted, see for yourself

per Steve if you find human remains on your property and they're not deemed to be part of a crime, it is up to you what you do with them. (as in at your own expense, I bet.).

if someone truly believes in something, their belief becomes a fact to them and no one can convince them otherwise.

I couldn't believe that my love of ghosts had taken me down such a crazy path to this moment.

it seems more likely than not that a paranormal event occured

living in a house that has frequent paranormal activity can tear a family apart.

residual haunt: right place at the right time.

documentary: The House in Between. watched 1 and 2 free on Tubi.

The Stanley Hotel has a channel that plays The Shining on a 24 hr. loop!!!

chances are you may have unknowingly stayed in one or SEVERAL hotel rooms right where someone died.

the more pain and suffering a location has seen, the greater chance of paranormal activity.

locations in this book that I have been to or going to on the Tracy Trip next month: Crescent 🌙 Hotel & Spa; Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum; Waverly Hills; and Myrtles Plantation ·