June 7th, 2010 - Ghost Hunting Equipment
I was pointed in the direction of these lights from a twitter follower (Parachasers – Chris DeMent). I emailed Randy of Cold Spot Paranormal and asked a few questions and got timely and informative answers so I asked him if he would tell me a little more about his lights. I currently use “another brand” of IR illuminators and quite frankly think charging them every 45 minutes is annoying. You can see the Phantom Lite in action in the forum as well as get answers from Randy (PHANTOMLITE) – Phantom Lite video I asked Randy to write something for Ghost Eyes readers and he sent the following, Thank You Randy. I have been into the paranormal world for about twelve years and I have seenRead the Rest…
June 6th, 2010 - Paranormal Investigations
If you’re lucky during the course of an investigation, there will be many personal experiences that you have and can share with others. Hopefully they are of the pleasant experience. A personal experience is something that happens to you personally or maybe to a few of you in a group that is not captured on audio or video and there is no real “hard evidence” to verify your claim. A personal experience is how most people get involved in the paranormal. On a few occasions however you do have a personal experience that has some “evidence” behind it to help verify a claim. During our investigation at the Tybee Lighthouse on Tybee Island near Savannah, we had several personal experiences that after we got homeRead the Rest…
June 5th, 2010 - Real Haunted Places
Most Haunted Places in America: Clovis Wolfe Manor Clovis Sanitarium, now known as Wolfe Manor, was an 8,000 square foot mansion in Clovis, California built by Tony Andriotti, an Italian immigrant, in the early 1900’s. Today, it is a legend among haunted houses, being the most popular Halloween attraction in all of California. During the Great Depression, Clovis Wolfe Manor changed ownership, having been purchased by one Mrs. Bashears. In 1942, she opened the Clovis Sanitarium. The convalescent home of the mentally ill was incredibly over-crowded and under-staffed, a bad combination when it comes to housing the insane. It is said that thousands of people died within the walls of Clovis Wolfe Manor before it was finally shut down in 1997. Clovis Sanitarium was onlyRead the Rest…