If the odd occurrences in your home have increased from mildly disturbing to downright frightening, it is undoubtedly time to take action.

"Shadow People” is a relatively new paranormal term that I have been seeing and hearing about rather often lately, as reported sightings have been increasing worldwide.

The Haunting of Gehm House in Webster Groves, Missouri.

Two couples stayed overnight in a hotel in France that didn´t exist!

In 1963, two coal miners in Pennsylvania were rescued after 14 days, with tales of some amazing experiences below ground.

The Jersey Devil a/k/a the Leeds Devil has been sighted all over New Jersey and Pennsylvania many times over the last two hundred years, up to the present time.

In December of 1936, one of the most famous “ghost photos” taken was published in Country Life Magazine. The picture was taken the previous September by professional photographers on assignment for the magazine to photograph the historic Raynham Hall in England.

Dowsing is the art of using a Y-shaped twig or L-shaped rod to help one find buried water. It is sometimes called divining or water witching. Many dowsers are able to detect other things besides water, such as buried treasure, lost possessions, missing people, and spiritual activity.

Victorian England isn’t known for being an exciting era. Although, I’m sure for those who had the pleasure(?) of meeting Spring Heeled Jack, it did have its moments!

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