Sneak Peek Tuesday - Ghost Hunters/Paranormal Witness



This week in an all-new Ghost Hunters, Jason along with daughter Haily, visit a house to investigate child ghosts who occasionally bounce balls and are heard walking back and forth on the third floor. Jason allows Haily to take the lead on her first investigation, as he believes that child ghosts are more apt to make contact with younger females. The group just might have thought correctly after Haily hears whispering voices. Be sure to watch the clip and tune in at 9/8c to see if they are able to connect with the young residents.



In Paranormal Witness, we have two sneak peeks for each story within the upcoming episode. In the first, a family talks about odd events that often happen in the upstairs bedroom and hallway at night. The parents experience odd tugging of bed sheets, hear whispers during the night and their closet door is constantly being opened and terrifies their baby boy even after its been tied shut.



Finally, in the second Paranormal Witness sneak peek, the Trumball County police department chases after an unidentified object in the sky but seem to have trouble making out exactly what it is. Terrified over the sightings, one officer finally makes it to the top of an old radio tower and makes a alarming discovery. Be sure to watch the clip and tune in to watch as the breakthrough unfolds. You’ll have to watch the clips and tune in at 10/9c on Syfy to see for yourself.

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Personally I really love ghost stories as well as movies and I read almost all types of scary books. If any new book is launch then you should tell me because I want to read new series.
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Peter Gomes said…
Ghost stories is an part of human life.There is any reality behind the stories, it can describe only who faced that type situations.ghost mostly create negative power it also can be positive.
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