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Post by auntym on Jul 9, 2011 11:17:34 GMT -6
Watch: AOL Real Estate's Interview With a Ghost Hunter By Stefanos Chen | Posted Jul 8th 2011 Ghost Hunting With Kris Williams[/color] realestate.aol.com/blog/2011/07/08/watch-aol-real-estates-interview-with-a-ghost-hunter/?icid=maing-grid7|main5|dl7|sec3_lnk2|76745Is there anything scarier than plummeting home value? According to Kris Williams, ghost hunter extraordinaire, there's plenty to give homeowners the willies -- and not just around Halloween either. As a lead investigator on the SyFy Channel's "Ghost Hunters International," Williams has crisscrossed the globe in search of all things that go bump in the night. But whether or not you believe in the paranormal, ghost "sightings" can have a real effect on property value and a homeowner's ability to sell -- both positive and negative, Williams says. The new season of Ghost Hunters International debuts Wednesday, July 13 at 9 p.m. EST. TO CONTINUE READING CLICK ON ABOVE LINK
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Post by lois on Jul 9, 2011 21:32:35 GMT -6
Thanks auntym..
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Post by auntym on Jul 9, 2011 21:39:04 GMT -6
you're welcome lois....
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Post by auntym on Dec 16, 2011 17:21:07 GMT -6
paranormaloldpueblo.com/2011/12/16/ghost-hunters-franchise-holds-casting-call-for-paranormal-investigators/HERE'S YOUR CHANCE.... ‘Ghost Hunters’ franchise holds casting call for paranormal investigators[/size] By Cherlyn Gardner Strong – December 16, 2011 Do you watch Ghost Hunters Academy or Ghost Hunters International? Have you ever wanted to work alongside one of your favorite paranormal investigators on these SyFy shows? Well, you just might have that chance. Pilgrim Studios, the largest reality television production company in Los Angeles, is looking for paranormal investigators, researchers, team leaders and tech experts in a nationwide search. You don’t need to reside in Rhode Island where many TAPS members reside. You can reside in any state, including Arizona. Paranormal investigators from Arizona have been ‘tapped’ more than once in the past by the ‘Ghost Hunters’ franchise. Did you know that globetrotting paranormal investigator Paul Bradford of Ghost Hunters International makes his home-base in the Old Pueblo (Tucson)? Did you know that Heathyr Hoffman, formerly of Ghost Hunters Academy, lives in the Phoenix area? The application process is simple. Provide your name, phone number, city/state, and a description of why you would be a perfect fit for the franchise. This is television, so they also want a clear, recent photo. To apply, visit the website of Pilgrim Studios. pilgrimstudios.com/casting/ghost-hunters-casting/
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Post by auntym on Sept 5, 2012 12:27:11 GMT -6
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Post by sansseed on Sept 5, 2012 16:27:58 GMT -6
Yay! ;D I'm interested to see how they handle Grant's departure.
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Post by auntym on Sept 27, 2012 14:32:11 GMT -6
www.afterelton.com/tv/2012/09/adam-berry-on-ghost-hunters?page=1%2C0
Adam Berry: Showtunes, Ghost Hunting And Being A Newlywed[/color] Posted by Jim Halterman, Entertainment Reporter September 26, 2012 Ghost Hunters' Adam Berry In the world of ghost hunting on the popular SyFy reality series Ghost Hunters, regular occurrences are things that go bump in the night, spirited images that are captured on the investigators’ high-tech equipment and… the occasional Broadway tune? If you’re on a ghost hunting expedition with Adam Berry you will more than likely get a little music along with a dose of the paranormal. Berry has been a part of Ghost Hunters since he won the competition in the Ghost Hunters Academy spin-off, but on tonight’s episode, he finds out he’s no longer ‘in training’ and is a full-fledged investigator. Between that and his marriage in August to longtime partner, Ben Griessmeyer (who changed his name to Ben Berry after the ceremony), Berry is having a pretty good year so it seemed like a good time to jump on the phone and catch up. AfterElton: You get a promotion in this week’s episode. Was that expected, or was your reaction on the show really when you found out? Adam Berry: I wasn’t expecting it! I was wondering when it was going to happen, I must say. I’ve been on the show a little over two years. There’s a process you have to go through to be well-oiled so you know what you’re doing. Once you get that investigator title it’s a stamp of approval. I think we never stop learning, but to have the seal of approval was great. I was surprised that it came when it did. I didn’t think they were going to make a deal out of it. I thought I would just go in one day and be like ‘Oh, I’m an investigator now.’ It was humbling that they wanted to make a thing of it. I’m excited to not be ‘in training’ anymore. GHOST HUNTERS TEAM AE: So having looked at your background and seeing that you’ve done quite a bit in musical theater, what is the connection between that and the paranormal? AB: I try to use music in almost every investigation. I believe that music can really affect someone either living or dead. Depending on the location I usually hum or sing a tune while I set up the equipment or get ready to investigate. [Usually it’s] music from the era that matches the people that I am trying to reach. It may bring whatever it is out of the shadows because they recognize that piece of music. Also, in terms of acting, one uses tactics to get what they want in a scene...well, in ghost hunting we use tactics to get what we want from the spirits. We try new things constantly to establish communication with the other side. That could be basic maneuvers such as being nice or mean to advanced techniques such as being someone they would work with when they were alive or some person they might know. Creating an environment or a scenario they might be familiar with may encourage communication as well. CONTINUE READING: www.afterelton.com/tv/2012/09/adam-berry-on-ghost-hunters?page=1%2C0
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Post by auntym on Oct 11, 2012 11:55:05 GMT -6
blogs.miaminewtimes.com/cultist/2012/10/ghost_hunters_steve_gons.phpGhost Hunters' Steve Gonsalves on His Freakiest Paranormal Experiences, Jealous Skeptics, and the Evil DeadBy Hannah Sentenac Oct. 8 2012 Despite the wacky charms of our childhood friends Slimer and Beetlejuice, real ghosts are no joke. And tracking 'em down with high tech equipment takes a special kind of courage. (Balls. It takes balls.) Enter Steve Gonsalves and Jason Hawes, two of the stars of the SyFy channel's longest running spook show, Ghost Hunters. Their team uses high-tech equipment to investigate paranormal phenomenon all over the country. And while cynics constantly challenge the show's authenticity, the crew insists it's all legit. Courtesy of Seminole Casino Hollywood With Halloween right around the corner, Steve and Jason appeared last weekend at the Seminole Casino Hollywood for a little metaphysical meet and greet. Cultist caught up with Steve and chatted about his "first time" (with the paranormal, that is), haters, and his love for all things Universal Studios. Cultist: What experience first led you to believe in paranormal phenomenon? Steve Gonsalves: I started researching it long before I had an experience. The first experience I had I was in this graveyard when I was 16, just before I started doing it semi-professionally. I was leaving the graveyard and it felt like something kind of tripped me a little bit, but I was confused. I didn't know if I just tripped over something. I didn't stick around to evaluate what might have actually happened. I don't really consider that a legit experience. Five or six years later I saw a spontaneous fire, which was very strange to me. Just to see a fire start on a table when you know there's nothing there ... I'm in this family's house and it just appears. I know something goofy's happening here (by goofy I just mean unexplained). But I've never seen a ghost, unfortunately. What do you say to skeptics? Yeah we get a lot of flack from skeptics. What most people don't realize is, I don't think there's any bigger skeptic than myself. I encourage what they're saying. You shouldn't believe anything unless you see it yourself. What we're dealing with are things that are so fantastic to believe. If you say, "I saw this table sliding across the room" or "I saw this bouncing light," the average person will look at you with raised eyebrows and think, "yeah right, buddy." I sort of appreciate that outlook because you really have to be that way. There's no sense in fooling yourself or other people. The hateful skeptics are kind of a nuisance. They think we're all liars, which is fine. But when they start to get hateful it's just like, come on guys, really? It sounds horrible, but boil it down to jealousy. I end up finding out that half of these skeptics are members of paranormal organizations, and when we first came out they loved us and said we pushed this into the forefront. But then they always sort of have that mindset that, it should be them on TV. I have yet to meet a skeptic that doesn't have an ulterior motive to what they're feeling or saying. But in general, I think that mindset is healthy and they should approach it as we do. CONTINUE READING: blogs.miaminewtimes.com/cultist/2012/10/ghost_hunters_steve_gons.php
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Post by DEADnGONE on Oct 21, 2012 19:53:49 GMT -6
Shame Jason stayed and Grant left. I'd be more dedicated to watching if thhe personal were different and so much had ben writtn about "fake" paranormal activity, odd that with ALL the devices, not 1 photo of a "ghoost' that could be looked at nd ideftified as such. I don't count being "touched', hearing 'sounds", which really don't do much for intensive investigatios, etc. Ok show, watched it came out but I'd do things a lot different than the way SyFy runs things or is that more correctly, "how Jason runs things"?
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Post by skywalker on Oct 22, 2012 22:06:12 GMT -6
I've heard a lot of accusations about fake activity with these ghost hunting programs. Like people suddenly saying, "Oh my god! Did you feel that?" or "What was that?" when they didn't see or feel anything. They do stuff like that to make the show exciting for the viewers. They feel like they have to because ghosts and UFOs don't show up on cue for the camera. I conduct quite a few investigations myself and if I were filming them all what I would end up with would be several months of boredom followed by a few seconds of sheer terror that probably would not be caught on film because I would be changing the batteries in the camera when it happened.
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Post by auntym on Nov 8, 2012 12:43:51 GMT -6
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Post by auntym on Mar 6, 2013 14:53:11 GMT -6
whofortedblog.com/2013/03/04/forensic-lab-confirms-paranormal-evidence-ghost-hunters-claim/ Ghosts & Hauntings The Daily Weird Forensic Lab Confirms Paranormal Evidence, Ghost Hunters Claim[/size] March 4, 2013 Greg Newkirk Members of GPS believe they have captured definitve proof of the afterlive at the Chattanooga Public Library Members of GPS believe they have captured definitive proof of the afterlife at a Chattanooga, Tennessee Public Library Do ghosts exist? A forensics lab in New York thinks so. Or at least, that’s what a group of Tennessee based paranormal investigators claim. Global Paranormal Services have been delving into a supernatural mystery at their local library for over a year now, and this Friday, they’ll be visiting again to not only continue their investigations, but to unveil evidence of that they say is definitive proof of the afterlife. As you can imagine, they’re champing at the bit to share their findings. “Keeping it quiet has been killing us, we’ve seen, heard, and experienced things in the Chattanooga Public Library that we’ve never found before,” ghost hunter Robert Groover, told The Chattanoogan. “Some of the evidence has been sent to a New York forensic lab and they have confirmed the photos are of a paranormal nature.” That last line is particularly interesting, isn’t it? If a forensic lab has really stuck it’s neck out and risked it’s credibility to confirm what the GPS team says it has, I can only imagine that this news will be the envy of every ghost hunter to ever swing a K2 meter. CONTINUE READING: whofortedblog.com/2013/03/04/forensic-lab-confirms-paranormal-evidence-ghost-hunters-claim/
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Post by casper on Mar 9, 2013 19:04:23 GMT -6
That looks like a ghost to me! They said they were gonna release the proof on Friday. That was yesterday. Does anybody know what happened? I'm gonna go look.
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Post by auntym on Jun 7, 2013 12:49:33 GMT -6
Ghost Hunters - Wednesday at 9/8c - Season 9.5 Premieres June 12th
Published on May 17, 2013
Ghost Hunters - Wednesday at 9/8c - Season 9.5 | Premieres June 12th
Ghost Hunters: Season 9.5: Launch Trailer For more video, visit Syfy.com/GhostHunters Facebook: Facebook.com//GhostHunters Twitter:@ghosthunter
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Post by DEADnGONE on Sept 2, 2013 22:46:34 GMT -6
A reply, well, to the believers, Gh can do no wrong. to their detractors, they can do nothing right. i'd have all "GHOST HUNTERS" licensed , having passed tests to prove competency in the area of the paranormal and its investigation. If one want it to be respected as a "science", then somebody, somewhere, had better start acting like it. Attachments:
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Post by skywalker on Sept 5, 2013 19:04:29 GMT -6
Who is going to do the licensing? To have a licensing agency there would have to be "experts" in ghost hunting to decide who was and was not qualified to receive a license. I think the idea is similar to what MUFON is trying to do with UFO investigators but because of the credibility problems MUFON has had in the past most investigators just end up avoiding MUFON and going out on their own anyway.
I know that SCUBA instructors created their own system of licensing to determine who is and is not qualified to dive and/or teach new divers. They did it voluntarily in order to avoid potential government regulation after a few uneducated people ended up getting killed because they had no idea what they were doing. Most dive operators will refuse to take somebody diving or refill their air tanks if they don't have a license. It's still totally voluntary though. I can't really see ghost hunters or UFO investigators accepting a system like that unless people start dying or lawsuits start being filed.
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Post by auntym on Oct 22, 2013 13:16:51 GMT -6
thetimes-tribune.com/lifestyles/ghost-hunters-investigators-to-recount-paranormal-tales-at-kirby-center-wednesday-1.1571996#.UmaArlsOnjk.twitter'Ghost Hunters' investigators to recount paranormal tales at Kirby Center WednesdayBy Kristen Gaydos (Staff Writer) Published: October 22, 2013 When: Wednesday, 10-23-13, 7:30 p.m. (doors open at 6:30)
Where: F.M. Kirby Center for the Performing Arts, 71 Public Square, Wilkes-BarreSean Gardner / Special to The TIMES-TRIBUNE Steve Gonsalves, left, and Jason Hawes investigate paranormal activity on the television show "Ghost Hunters." The pair will share stories during a live show Wednesday at the F.M. Kirby Center for the Performing Arts in Wilkes-Barre. Creaky stairs, threatening voices, sudden thumps - the unexplained doesn't faze paranormal investigator Steve Gonsalves at all. As a child, he was more likely to get scared, he said, but in the end it fueled his passion for uncovering the causes of the paranormal. "It startles me, but then that quickly translates into excitement," he said. "I'm able to investigate without much fear." Mr. Gonsalves and Jason Hawes, who explore the unexplainable on the SyFy channel show "Ghost Hunters," will visit the F.M. Kirby Center for the Performing Arts in Wilkes-Barre on Wednesday. The show starts at 7:30 p.m. at the theater on Public Square. The television show premiered in 2004 and is now in its ninth season, airing in more than 170 countries. It features lead investigator Mr. Hawes, who founded the Atlantic Paranormal Society with former co-star Grant Wilson. Headquartered in Rhode Island, the society networks with other professional paranormal research groups around the world. Shared approach Mr. Gonsalves, who lives in Massachusetts, started his own investigation team when he was about 19. Mr. Hawes invited him to join the paranormal society about 16 years ago, he said. "I had the same method of disproving things, a science approach to it. And Jason called me from TAPS and said, 'Hey, our teams investigate the same way, and we're both in New England. Why don't we join forces?' And we did." He worked as the tech manager before becoming a lead investigator about two years ago. That means when they're out in the field, he and Mr. Hawes are in charge. "We lead the team and the investigation, and figure out the strategies and techniques (we're going to use)," he said. "Deciding on cases, deciding on team functionality." The team works like a family, Mr. Gonsalves said, coming together from all over the country to film the show. And though Mr. Hawes can appear gruff, he's a great guy and the two get along very well. "Don't lie to him, and you'll never have a bad word with him," Mr. Gonsalves said. With almost 10 seasons worth of investigations, Mr. Gonsalves said it's hard to narrow down the best because so many stand out. They've visited all kinds of sites from penitentiaries to hotels throughout the United States, even traveling to places like Ireland to investigate caves, castles and ruins. "Waverly Hills (Sanatorium) in Louisville, Ky., is always awesome because there's always activity," he said. "There's places like the Birdcage Theater in Arizona, and a few other places that, for their history, they're phenomenal." CONTINUE READING: thetimes-tribune.com/lifestyles/ghost-hunters-investigators-to-recount-paranormal-tales-at-kirby-center-wednesday-1.1571996#.UmaArlsOnjk.twitterSNEAK PEAK AT TOMORROW NIGHTS SHOW: Published on Oct 17, 2013 TAPS heads to a former mental institution and a haunted locale on Block Island. Don't miss an all-new Ghost Hunters Wednesday at 9/8c!Ghost Hunters: Season 9: Episode 915 (Shock Island)
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Post by DEADnGONE on Nov 17, 2013 22:46:04 GMT -6
Well, just a thought as for being certified as a "ghost hunter". Since anybody can claim to be one, I guess there are folks that will act as if they are such and folks willing to pay for anything that might help them with any situation. A "pay and hope" situation and guess who really looses?
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Post by skywalker on Nov 18, 2013 12:37:32 GMT -6
That is one of the main problems that paranormal investigators have nowadays...anybody can claim to be one. There is no certification process or any other way to prove whether or not somebody is competent. Other investigators can develop a general consensus about somebody but even that isn't totally accurate. There are a lot of frauds and hoaxers out there taking advantage of people's gullibility, and a lot of incompetent "investigators" just trying to make a name for themselves. Whenever they screw up it gives everybody else a bad name too.
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Post by DEADnGONE on Nov 24, 2013 13:22:05 GMT -6
They will always be back until HELL freezes over or SyFy wises up and figures out the show is more "fake than fact".
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Post by auntym on Apr 27, 2014 13:55:57 GMT -6
www.miningjournal.net/page/content.detail/id/597236/-Ghost-Hunters--star-reveals-thrills-of-series-at-NMU.html?nav=5001
‘Ghost Hunters’ star Steve Gonsalves reveals thrills of series at NMUApril 26, 2014 By amy STEVENS - Journal Staff Writer (sstevens@miningjournal.net) , The Mining Journal MARQUETTE - Steve Gonsalves of SYFY channel's "Ghost Hunters" entertained a crowd of fans at Northern Michigan University's Jamrich Hall Thursday evening with videos of bloopers, ghostly evidence and humorous stories of his adventures with The Atlantic Paranormal Society while filming the "Ghost Hunters" series. The event was put on by the NMU paranormal research team. Gonsalves talked about his favorite investigations as well as his best friend Dave Tango, as well as working with Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson. On Tango's first investigation, Gonsalves gave him a piece of headgear to wear saying everyone else had one, so naturally he put it on. Steve Gonsalves of SYFY channel’s “Ghost Hunters” looks at his laptop computer during his presentation at Northern Michigan University Thursday evening. The star of the paranormal pursuit show entertained a large crowd at NMU’s Jamrich Hall. (Journal photo by amy Stevens) "I was just like 'does he know it's a tiara?'" Gonsalves said. "Then Jason and Grant come around later in the night and are like 'what do you have on your head?' and he's like 'a headlamp, Steve gave it to me.' " Gonsalves discussed investigations suggested by the audience like the St. Augustine lighthouse, Eastern State Penitentiary, Mackinac Island and Pennhurst Asylum. At the St. Augustine lighthouse, the crew was told that all the activity was in the lighthouse keeper's quarters, but Gonsalves said he put a camera in the lighthouse tower. "They didn't say anything about the lighthouse tower, but just knowing we had 15 cameras in the lighthouse anyway we put one in the tower just in case," Gonsalves said. "I put one all the way up and it's a good thing we did because that is where everything happened." When discussion turned to the Eastern State Penitentiary, Gonsalves brought up that there had been no paranormal reports from that location before they went into investigate. "Not to sound crazy but we sort of wrote the book on the ghosts in that place because before we had gone, there were no reports, no anything," Gonsalves said. "They credit all that to us, which is a nice thing to have on your shoulders." On another investigation, he was almost trapped on Mackinac Island in the middle of winter during filming of an episode of "Ghost Hunters" because the ferry couldn't make it through the ice. Gonsalves said on the show that he has many fears including spiders and a fear of flying. So when they were going to travel to the island by ferry the production crew didn't tell him until just before boarding that he might have to fly off the island in a small plane. CONTINUE READING: www.miningjournal.net/page/content.detail/id/597236/-Ghost-Hunters--star-reveals-thrills-of-series-at-NMU.html?nav=5001
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Post by auntym on Aug 22, 2015 15:21:13 GMT -6
TAPS isn't slowing down now. Take a look at what to expect from season 10 of #GhostHunters. Sneak Peek Gallery: Ghost Hunters Season 10 1 of 14
10 Seasons of Ghost Hunters! It's hard to believe it, but TAPS has been on the hunt for over a decade...and they aren't stopping anytime soon. Take a gander at the cases you can expect in Season 10 of Ghost Hunters. Sneak Peek Gallery: Ghost Hunters Season 10 / 1 of 14
CLICK TO VIEW: www.syfy.com/ghosthunters/photos/sneak-peek-gallery-ghost-hunters-season-10
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Post by auntym on Aug 26, 2015 14:43:28 GMT -6
www.biography.com/news/ghost-hunters-season-10-jason-hawes-interview?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:%20C2C-InTheNews%20%28Feed%20-%20Coast%20to%20Coast%20-%20In%20the%20News%29 'Ghost Hunters' Jason Hawes: Humans Are More Scary Than Ghosts (INTERVIEW)Celebrating his tenth season on Syfy's 'Ghost Hunters,' investigator Jason Hawes reveals why the living can end up being freakier than the dead. Oh, and if you can't get Jason to hunt for ghosts in your town, don't worry: there's an app for that...by Paulette Cohn Aug 25, 2015 If you've got a fascination for things that go bump in the night, Jason Hawes and his team of paranormal investigators, TAPS (The Atlantic Paranormal Society) have a TV series up your alley: Ghost Hunters, celebrating its 10th anniversary on Syfy. The TAPS team travels the U.S. to its most haunted and eerie locations, investigating reports of paranormal activity at the request of clients in need of assistance. They bring along the tools of their trade — infrared and thermal imaging cameras, EMF detectors, ambient thermometers, seismographs, laser grids, DVR systems, audio recorders, and shadow detectors — at no charge — to locate the entity causing the problem. "Our investigations are free because the rich, the poor, everybody has problems," says Hawes, whose day job is as a plumber for Roto-Rooter. "If we charged money, we'd only be able to help those who can afford our services, which, I think, is ridiculous. Plumbing is my way of life. That's my job. But the paranormal has long been a passion. It's great being able to do the show because I can kind of mix the two, job and passion." More often than not, Hawes, who has been investigating paranormal activity for 25 years following a personal experience that set him in search of answers, can debunk the supernatural claims. But there are cases where he insists that something otherworldly is going on, and that's where it gets interesting. In this exclusive interview for Bio, the Ghost Hunter talks more about why he does it, what we can expect to see in Season 10, what spooks him, and the new app that can turn anyone into a paranormal investigator. CONTINUE READING: www.biography.com/news/ghost-hunters-season-10-jason-hawes-interview?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:%20C2C-InTheNews%20%28Feed%20-%20Coast%20to%20Coast%20-%20In%20the%20News%29
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Post by Deleted on Aug 27, 2015 11:22:27 GMT -6
Watch: AOL Real Estate's Interview With a Ghost Hunter By Stefanos Chen | Posted Jul 8th 2011 Ghost Hunting With Kris Williams[/color] realestate.aol.com/blog/2011/07/08/watch-aol-real-estates-interview-with-a-ghost-hunter/?icid=maing-grid7|main5|dl7|sec3_lnk2|76745Is there anything scarier than plummeting home value? According to Kris Williams, ghost hunter extraordinaire, there's plenty to give homeowners the willies -- and not just around Halloween either. As a lead investigator on the SyFy Channel's "Ghost Hunters International," Williams has crisscrossed the globe in search of all things that go bump in the night. But whether or not you believe in the paranormal, ghost "sightings" can have a real effect on property value and a homeowner's ability to sell -- both positive and negative, Williams says. The new season of Ghost Hunters International debuts Wednesday, July 13 at 9 p.m. EST. TO CONTINUE READING CLICK ON ABOVE LINK[/quote] Ha! Ha! Read the "comments" at the bottom of this one for example: This girl labeled "Paranormal Investigator" is nothing but a FAME *****! Her big hoop earrings and low cut shirts complete with bending over for the camera man were complimented wiith tacky, disrespectful comments made towards the departed spirits she was trying to contact. She and Amy Bruni sat in the cupola of a hotel (can't remember which one) where a gentleman had hanged himself and after being there for awhile she said, "Let's go. This place is dead and I don't want to hang around here all day." They both laughed. Ugh! I couldn't stand her before that but after that......was absolutely ecstatic when she left GH....and then they appointed her to GHI and suddenly she was a lead with Barry Fitzgerald. Didn't watch that anymore!!! I can't stand her and her HUGE forehead. She must be related to the waste of space Tango and his very large foreheadd!!too funny! Let's go. . . this place . . . and she's just a talent looking for some fame! LOL.
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Post by auntym on Jul 3, 2019 18:43:01 GMT -6
A&E Network Verified account @aetv Jul 1
You've waited... You've asked... And now we're back! @ghosthunters returns on August 21st at 9PM! #GhostHunters
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Post by auntym on Jul 4, 2019 12:34:33 GMT -6
mysteriousuniverse.org/2019/07/ghost-hunters-revived-but-with-a-new-look/ “Ghost Hunters” Revived, But With A New Lookby Jocelyne LeBlanc / mysteriousuniverse.org/author/jleblanc/July 4, 2019 One of the most well-known paranormal shows is coming back to television. Ghost Hunters was a popular television series that ran for eleven seasons from 2004 to 2016. Plumbers/paranormal investigators Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson co-founded Ghost Hunters and now one half of the duo is going to be part of the revived show. The only member of the original Ghost Hunters crew to return for the new episodes is Grant Wilson, but he will have a team of experienced investigators to help him out. Wilson will be joined on the investigations by Daryl Marston (contractor and firearms instructor), Kristen Luman (hypnotherapist and parapsychology expert), Brandon Alvis (paranormal technician), Mustafa Gatollari (paranormal historian and site analyst), bob Murray (construction worker and former Marine), and Richel Stratton (seasoned ghost hunter). Since the show hasn’t been on the air in a few years, they will be using more updated equipment and “the most innovative technology available.” Since Ghost Hunters had such a large following of fans and people who watched the show every week, it’s very exciting to think that in just a short amount of time, we will be able to watch it again. The first episode of the newly revived Ghost Hunters will air on A&E on August 21st. In addition to Ghost Hunters, A&E will feature several other paranormal-themed shows this fall. Ten years ago, Psychic Kids followed the lives of children who had exceptional abilities and who were learning to manage and control them. Now, the new episodes of Psychic Kids will bring us up to date with those same kids from ten years ago and how their abilities have changed their lives. Additionally, they will work with licensed therapists to help a new group of kids who also have psychic abilities. Trey the Texas Medium is about a man called Trey Ganem who runs a successful business designing custom caskets, but who is also a medium. Using his talents as a carpenter as well as a medium, he delivers messages of love to grieving families in order to help them move on. Celebrity Ghost Stories is exactly what it says – the ghost stories from celebrities. Psychic-medium and paranormal storyteller Kim Russo will bring celebrities to the locations of where they had their paranormal experiences so they can communicate with the dead who haunted them. World’s Biggest Ghost Hunt takes place at the haunted Pennhurst Asylum in Pennsylvania. Five paranormal investigators get locked inside of the asylum for a two-week period to try and document the paranormal activity that’s said to lurk there. Known as one of the most haunted locations in the United States, workers at the location have recently reported that the paranormal activity has ramped up, causing them to hear unexplained voices and noises in addition to some people claiming to have been physically attacked by the ghosts. mysteriousuniverse.org/2019/07/ghost-hunters-revived-but-with-a-new-look/
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