Ghost Hunters - Mt. Washington Hotel
April 16, 2008
Tonights episode really brought mixed emotions. The first thing that really comes to mind that I want to talk about is the piece of glass that was “thrown” at Jay and Grant. It really strikes me strange that there wasn’t any other windows or glass that matched the kind that was seen. It also brings me to think of past episodes where everything paranormal revolves around when Grant is there. I am not making speculations, or maybe I am but wouldn’t it be pure logic that Grant might have picked up the glass at an earlier point then all of a sudden dropped in while they were walking up in the sleeping area? Just my thoughts.
No one else was able to have any experiences or catch anything on film which is the most convincing paranormal evidence, but they still go in week after week and get some pretty good evidence in my mind. I just wish more things would happen on video or when Grant isn’t around. I think that tango has come along way with his investigating skills as well as Kris Williams, She has been very good at her approach to investigating. Hopefully we can get some concrete evidence to make non-believers into believers. But I guess the paranormal don’t act when we ask it too, thats why it is called the paranormal.
Ghost Hunters - Prospect Place
April 2, 2008
Tonights episode of Ghost Hunters really wasn’t all that great. I did see a couple of interesting things and we did hear a few EVP’s. One thing that really got to me on tonights episode was the cubby hole. Jay goes into the little crawl cubby hole and thinks he sees a shadow. My question is, Why didn’t he take the camera from Grant? Was he worried he might actually catch paranormal activity and feel he would have to explain it? I once read that Grant seems to find alot of things happen when he is alone and tonight kind of verified that. He claims to hear what sounding like shuffling or sliding coming from the families laundry room. Now what made it seem legit is that it was caught on the video recorder. But still makes us think.
The investigation at Prospect Place in Ohio did come up with some very interesting evidence. The one that cannot be denied is the heat source from the barn window. I would have dismissed it as a stray animal but when they slowed it down it did go from tall to short, then fade out. To me that was a very interesting piece to have. The part where Steve and Dave tango up in the barn trying to provoke the man who was hung didnt quite turn out the way we would all like to have seen. But again does the paranormal ever come on command?
Tonights episode didn’t leave us with much to go on, A couple of noises and one very good heat source but that was it. When you think about the paranormal I don’t think we will ever come up with a scientific meaning but it will keep us believers believing and the non-believers still saying there is no such thing as the paranormal. Well again, I have seen and found more evidence to prove there is rather than to flat out say it doesn’t exist. Register and let us know if you have had any experiences that you would like to share. If you have some evidence that you would like for us to put on our site. We will more than happy share your story with all our readers and members.
Ghost Hunters : Cashtown Inn
March 26, 2008
Tonights episode was very interesting. The footsteps, the sickness, the picture moving. The footsteps that jay and grant heard were very interesting, They were load enough that we could hear them very clear, and they actually did sound like they were getting closer. What I found to be intriguing was that it happened right after grant had mentioned they were from the north. Do you think that it could have been a old federate soldier that was upset that they were there? Then when Jay was making fun of the north winning the war, he sensed that there was something that felt like it sat right next to him on the coach and then there was that cold spot.
I do like the fact that Tango was able to debunk the TV turning on by itself because of the walkie talkie being used. That did catch me off guard at the shows start when Steve was setting up. When Kris and Tango was in the basement, Kris began to feel very sick to her stomach, Was that from the high EMF. They all do say that high EMF’s can cause nausea, feelings of being watched, headaches. But it didn’t make sense when the owner said that he held tours down there in the same location and not one person ever got sick. Very interesting concept.
As for the EVP that they caught in the basement, I personally didn’t hear it, I turned up the sound to make sure, but still didn’t hear anything that sounded like “yeah” when Dave Tango asked if they missed their families. That would have been nice if it was load and clear enough for others to hear, but personally, I didn’t hear it.
The best piece of evidence was the picture moving in Grants room, The have claims of that chair being turned straight when it is set to be on an angle, Now we didn’t see the chair move but their was great video evidence that showed the picture frame move, and basically turn to be what looks like 90 degrees. Grant didn’t even know what was moving, like he stated he thought it was a candle, which I thought was legit because that was the first thing he went towards. Below is the evidence TAPS found, including the picture frame.
Again, Ghost Hunters didn’t disappoint me this week. They go in hear the claims and try to debunk them. When they do come up with evidence that even surprises them to the fullest. That to me is what makes this show stand apart from the others. The only thing I do not understand is why they always go lights out? All the activity seems like it happens when everyday activity is going on and thats with the light on. Maybe one day they will tell us their reasons for turning all the lights off, I actually emailed them one time and asked but never got a response. Maybe they might read this and we can get that answered?
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Ghost Hunters Season Premier Review
March 5, 2008
Well tonight was the season opener for Ghost Hunters at Fort Mifflin with founders JASON HAWES and GRANT WILSON. I actually thought it was a pretty good episode. They were able to go to a place where no other researches or investigators have been. I really liked the fact that they were able to get into that under ground prison. Which brings me to some good stuff from the show. First thing is I would have loved to seen what grant seen. The way he reacted you know it wasn’t staged or acting. he had to be very frightened from what ever he saw and definitely caught him by surprised. All the noises Jay and grant kept hearing like the scraping against the walls or the walking was justified by Kristen and Tango.
Fort Mifflin has some pretty good but scary history, Built in 1771, the deserted fort played a critical role in the emancipation of the United States from Great Britain. It fended off the British Navy long enough so that GEORGE WASHINGTON and the Continental Army could make their way to their winter encampment at Valley Forge. However, during the skirmish, 150 soldiers died there. Years later, the buildings were used as a Confederate prison during the Civil War. Many prisoners perished there, some of whom are said to still linger.
Then there were the EVP’s ( Electronic Voice Phenomena), Those were some real good ones, the one that Jay heard up in the quarters was awesome, he thought he heard “Mommy” but when the EVP was looked over and the evidence came out, it was actually said 2 times, but Jay heard it once with his own ears. What is so fascinating about that is there was a little girl killed on the grounds and soon after her mother was so depressed that she tied a rope over the upper banister and jumped over and hung herself. Was that the voice of the little girl? I don’t know but it sure was clear enough to be convincing.
The final thought comes down to TAPS always goes to a place to try and debunk or disprove haunting and as they said from the very beginning. For Jason & Grant to say that a place is haunted they must have the evidence to back it up. As far as the “paranormal” shows that are out today, I must say that Ghost Hunters is by far the best and most professional out there on television today.
The original Ghost Hunters
January 31, 2008
Plumbers by day — ghost hunters by night. This one-hour weekly docu-soap from the creator/executive producer of American Chopper follows a group of real-life paranormal researchers as they investigate haunted houses throughout the country, encountering every type of imaginable haunting.
Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson, plumbers by trade, head up TAPS — The Atlantic Paranormal Society — a group of intrepid souls who are far from the usual collection of bespectacled Ph.D.s. They’re ordinary, everyday people — office managers, factory workers, teachers and even psychic-hotline gurus — with an interest in getting to the bottom of your otherworldly disturbances. Jason, Grant and their team of moonlighting ghost-hunters are our first and last defense against uninvited paranormal visitations. Tom Thayer and Craig Piligian of Pilgrim Films (American Chopper) are the executive producers.
On TAPS
Do you sense a paranormal presence in your own home? Life after death has been a central belief among billions of people for millennia — and contact between this existence and the next is no more far-fetched than sending sound and pictures through the air must have seemed to the ancients. You can report evidence or request an investigation directly at the TAPS site.
Sure, those spooky sounds may just be air-vent echoes or water backflow in your pipes — and if so, TAPS is qualified to tell you that, too! Visit their SciFi site.
