time travel, parallel universes, and other useful illusions
It’s always entertaining when rumors of ghosts lead to official responses from company PR. Back in March, an employee of the Market Basket supermarket in Wilmington, Massachusetts posted to a local private Facebook group asking if anyone else had seen the store’s resident specter.
Strange things are afoot in Austin, Texas. According to local news, earlier this month pianist Chad Lawson inadvertently captured possible evidence of a resident ghost at the city’s Paramount Theatre.
Now what exactly would a ghost want with a wheelchair? I suppose those of us still in the land of the living will have to wait for the answer to that question. In the meantime, strange headlines are dancing around this week about a possible spectral saboteur taking off with a wheelchair from a medical …
Continue reading “Wheelchair Rolls Away From Indian Hospital – Is a Ghost to Blame?”
Earlier this month, Long Island YouTuber Joey Nolan shared the above footage of what he claimed might’ve been a strange and supernatural “visitor” walking through his kitchen.
While finishing up my post about the ghost of Stow Lake, I got to thinking about just how many ghosts are named after the clothes they allegedly wear. The White Lady of Stow Lake. The Grey Lady of Willard Library. The Pink Lady of Greencastle. The most well-known of these colorful spirits is probably the …
Continue reading “Why Ghosts Wear Clothes: A Matter Of Residual Self-Image?”
The first known appearance of the ghost at Stow Lake was reported in the January 6, 1908 issue of the San Francisco Chronicle, right on the front page.
Are you troubled by strange noises in the night? Do you experience feelings of dread in your basement or attic? Have you, or any of your family, ever seen a spook, spectre, or ghost? Because these folks have! Let’s take a look at some of the ghost stories that popped up in 2018 (in no …
Continue reading “Ghost Sightings 2018 – This Year’s Tales Of Phantoms And Spectres”
