October 2021 – Paranormal Study

Why on Earth Would You Buy That? Part I: The Ghost Cane

October 31, 2021 Rick Hale 1

Grandpa continued to visit a family after he died; and the reason may have been his cane – which now resides in a very famous location for all to see. […]

The Return of Blood Sucking Fiends Part IV: Vampires Of The Islamic and Jewish World

October 26, 2021 Rick Hale 0

Did you know that in Judaism, Lilith was a vampire? Or that the Ottoman Empire had a Grand Mufti that issued a centuries-long fatwa against vampires? There is a lot to explore in this article about Blood Sucking Fien […]

The Return of Blood Sucking Fiends Part III: A Girl Named Mercy

October 15, 2021 Rick Hale 0

The tale of Mercy Brown is a late 19th century true vampire story that occurred in the state of Rhode Island. […]

Houses of Horror VII: The Dagg Haunting in Quebec, CA

April 23, 2021 0

The Dagg farmhouse in Shawville, Quebec, was home to horror. This perplexing case still leaves one wondering: was it a poltergeist, haunting, or something more? […]
Restless Graves Part I: Greyfriars Kirkyard in Edinburgh, Scotland

October 9, 2020 0

“Old yew, which graspeth at the stones that name the underlying dead, thy fibres net the dreamless head, thy roots are wrapt about the bones.”In Memoriam, Alfred Lord Tennyson Walking among the silent memorials to [...]
Red Lion Pub: A Piece of Old England in Chicago

December 5, 2020 1

Ghost seekers in Chigaco often spend the day patiently waiting to see John Dillinger’s ghost outside the Biograph Theater. When a break is needed, a short walk across busy Lincoln Avenue lies The Red Lion [...]
The Ontario Terror

August 14, 2020 0

As a rule, police officers don’t like dealing with weird stuff. They are highly trained, highly skilled observers of humanity and the supernatural doesn’t typically figure into that. However, every once in a while, the [...]
Chicago’s Towers of Death, 300 N. State St.

January 27, 2022 2

The Chicago Marina Complex is home to two oddly shaped residential towers that have become colloquially called the Towers of Death with good reason. […]