Ghost hunters can learn a lot from crime scene investigators. In this post, we’ll take a look at types of evidence (with a ghost hunting twist), and how you can use it to present a better haunted case. Get the scoop after the jump.
Ghost hunting and detective work have a lot in common. To me, I view being a gumshoe as a way to investigate: It’s an approach and way of thinking about your ghost hunt. Find out how it works after the jump.
In mid-October, the Ghostly Club took a spooky, lantern tour of Western State Hospital’s infamous cemetery and farm. See some the haunted highlights after the jump.
If you hang around Ghostly Activities long enough, you will see me use a term you do not hear anywhere else. Bleak Season. This is my name for that stretch of winter when the holiday season feels strange. The lights are up, the parties are happening, and yet something feels…
On November 15th, I had a startling encounter with 2 kids. Black-eyed kids. And it left me startled, nauseous, and freaking out. Get the scoop after the jump.
Every haunting starts with clues. But only careful observation, documentation, and testing can turn those clues into real evidence. Get the scoop after the jump.
From time-to-time, Ghostly Activities reviews and revises ghost hunting processes, procedures and protocol based on experience from the field. Our goal is to simplify our investigation techniques and methods to make them more approachable for new ghost hunters. These reviews have led to … The Case File Approach. Get the…
On Halloween, The Ghostly Activities Club took in a dark history, haunted house adventure at Meeker Mansion in Puyallup, Washington. See the frightful sights after the jump.