Ghost Hunters is Back And Has a New Friend



Ghost Hunters is back with a whole new season. Their first investigation will be at the Sowden House where Elizabeth Short, aka “The Black Dahlia,” was allegedly murdered in 1947. Dr. George Hodel owned the house at the time and was a suspect in her murder. His son Steve believes his father murdered Elizabeth in the house, providing evidence to back up his theories. However, it has not been proven Hodel was the one who murdered her. The house was designed by Lloyd Wright for his friend John Sowden in 1927. 

Next, TAPS heads to Madame Tussauds Hollywood Wax Museum. As if being alone in the dark with hundreds of life-sized wax figures wasn’t creepy enough, the team learns that museum staffers have experienced unexplained phenomena – shadows, footsteps, the eerie feeling of being watched – which may have ties back to actor Victor Kilian’s nearby 1979 murder. Tune in Wednesday at 9/8c to see what they uncover.



In the remote woods of Oregon lies one of the richest gold mines in the U.S.—but for the last 100 years, it has remained abandoned... Until now. Soon to be re-opened by a scraggly group of miners, these hardy souls will battle the elements to find their fortune. But with a rich history of paranormal activity surrounding the mine, these miners may just find something else.

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Anonymous said…
Good One! Read this: http://forums.sgcafe.com/supernaturals/ for interesting discussions on ghosts!
9:03 AM
Anonymous said…
How is gang coin and is h's coming back
7:26 PM
Unknown said…
Speaking of bringing a ghost friend back with you, I've had a few experiences myself. I named him Jimmy and he lived in the apartment with me all summer.
Also, i don't know if you have heard of the "Skin Walkers" but if you love ghost stories, you'll love this.

http://shadowsinthedesert.blogspot.com/
12:41 PM
VyZero said…
If you have android device, you can found the application named Ghostivity in Play Store. The new best Ghost Detector for Android, beside very accurate, also it have magnetic shock detector which another application doesn't have it. Just cost $0.99, You can give it a try :)
Ghostivity : Pro Ghost Detector
4:50 PM
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