November 2020 – Paranormal Study

The Spirits of Africa

November 30, 2020 Rick Hale 0

It is an accepted theory in anthropology and paleontology, that Africa is the birthplace of mankind. Tens of thousands of years ago, humans evolved, stood on two legs, and spread out over the face of […]

Hauntings at the Galleries Of Justice

November 28, 2020 Rick Hale 0

For well over six centuries, Nottingham, England’s the Galleries of Justice, was used to judge and jail criminals of every sort. First, used by the Normans in 1375 CE as a headquarters for the Sheriff […]

Chicago’s Cursed Club: The Liar’s Club, 1665 W. Fullerton Ave.

November 27, 2020 Rick Hale 0

Taken from my book, Bullets, Booze and Babes: The Haunted History of Chicago and Illinois In order for a curse to work, the intended victim must not only believe in the power of the curse. […]

The Witch’s Grave in Arcola, Illinois

November 21, 2020 Rick Hale 0

In 1692, fear of the dark unknown and mass hysteria laid hold of the small English settlement of Salem, Massachusetts. The panic was touched off when a group of impressionable young girls made the claim […]

One if by Land, Two if by Sea restaurant

One If By Land, Two If By Sea: New York’s Most Haunted Restaurant

November 16, 2020 Rick Hale 0

Nestled away down a side street in New York City’s West Village can be found the One If By Land, Two If By Sea. One of the many restaurants in New York where a person […]

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Five Forgotten Techniques For Budget Ghost Hunting

November 11, 2020 Rick Hale 0

Back in 1991 when I started my career as a ghost hunter, the gear that we use today wasn’t really available. Typically, it was big and bulky, very expensive and not easily obtainable by the […]

What Stalks Number 50 Berkeley Square?

November 6, 2020 Rick Hale 0

Located in the backstreets of London, England, is 50 Berkeley Square, a rather unassuming looking building that is home to Maggs Bros. Antiquirian Bookseller. The three-story building, while plain looking on the outside, is reportedly […]

Paranormal Census #8 – The Secret Room

November 1, 2020 Tim Woolworth 0

Chelle shares with us some of her paranormal encounters, including the feeling of an unknown presence, photographic anomalies and manipulation of things in the home. Chelle has had a history of paranormal encounters: I have […]

Paranormal Census #7 – A Strong Feeling

November 1, 2020 Tim Woolworth 0

This anonymous submission is a case of a strong feeling that overpowers what one normally would think. In this case, the submitter was quite fortunate that they listened to that strong feeling as it allowed […]

Paranormal Census #13 – A Phone Call From Beyond

August 20, 2021 0

A phone call from the dead was received by a close family member of Paranormal Study founder, Tim Woolworth. […]
The Witch’s Grave in Arcola, Illinois

November 21, 2020 0

In 1692, fear of the dark unknown and mass hysteria laid hold of the small English settlement of Salem, Massachusetts. The panic was touched off when a group of impressionable young girls made the claim [...]
Blood Sucking Fiends Part 4: Vampires of Greece

September 10, 2020 0

Greece of antiquity is regarded by scholars and historians as being the birthplace of western civilization. Philosophy, art and democracy are three of this ancient culture’s many contributions to the world. Greeks considered themselves to [...]
The Great Los Angeles Air Raid

July 28, 2020 0

1941 was a turning point in the history of the United States. Across the Atlantic, war raged as the Nazi regime seized the European countries, holding them in its iron grip. Until that year, the United States [...]
Five Forgotten Techniques For Budget Ghost Hunting

November 11, 2020 0

Back in 1991 when I started my career as a ghost hunter, the gear that we use today wasn’t really available. Typically, it was big and bulky, very expensive and not easily obtainable by the [...]