Abstract:
The Carriage House in Louisville is like any other night club. The former trolley station is on an offset street in the town just outside of Canton. ...
This is a typical ghost or ghosts hauntings. The set up of the equipment and the equipment involved is standard for measuring and evaluating ghost activity. Not having a good connection with the spirit is also not unusual. The spirit did make it self known but at first glance to skeptic it would seem the medium may reaching. Being able to verify that a white haired man in his 60's did in deed frequent the bar would make the claim by the medium to more believable. Also if after developing the pictures and analyzing the data from the equipment something did appear to be present this too would add credence to what the staff of the Kent bar had felt for the past 15 years.
"...a white haired (sic) man in his 60's (sic) did in deed (sic) frequent the bar..."
Yeah. Imagine that. It's so...specific. Except, of course, that finding a bar that did NOT have a white-haired, 60-year-old man as a regular would be the exception.
Anyone who believes this crap is wasting their tuition. (And the original poster definitely needs an English class. [It's "white-haired," "60s" and "indeed" -- sheesh!! And that was just in that sentence!]) Of course the bar is going along with the story; it just got them some GREAT free publicity. C'mon people, get out of the Middle Ages and join the 21st Century.
Spring Break
Michael Harrison
posted 7/23/08 @ 10:54 AM EST