GHOSTS CAUGHT LOVE MAKING ON CAMERA?

EUCLID, Ohio—
They're known to haunt houses or scare people, but are ghosts getting busy inside a northeast Ohio home? The proof may be in a picture.

According to Dianne Carlisle, there is some afterlife hanky-panky going on inside her Euclid home. "It look like, like ghosts having sex in my living room! They are having sex, you can see the lady's high heeled shoes!"

Dianne swears it's true and she has pictures of the dirty deed, if you believe. The photos were snapped by her granddaughter, Kimora, 4, while she was playing with Dianne's cell phone in the living room. According to Dianne, an apparition is visible showing some ghostly relations.

"I never seen anything like this," said Dianne. "I mean, ghosts still have feelings? [They're] having sex?"

 

In the past, Dianne has experienced visits from the beyond. Several years ago, in fact, she claims to have seen a little girl that also appeared before her daughter, De'Onna Burnett. "I'm not playing with no ghosts, like, it was just standing there watching me," said De'Onna.

Another time, Dianne was looking at a new hairstyle in the mirror when she snapped a picture of the back of her head. She claims to see a figure in the photo that wasn't present at the time. But what is most disturbing, is a message left on Dianne's voicemail. She claims it's a message from her deceased sister. "She said 'I love you'," said Dianne.

So far, Dianne's visitors have been kind. "I think so," said Dianne. "But I hope they don't want to take me with them either!"

She just has one request, keep it G-rated, please.

Source: Fox8 Cleveland  

Whilst there is something faintly resembling two human-like figures in a misty ether, I think Dianne Carlisle has a more hyperactive imagination. What is going on there needs more investigation.

DID WW2 HERO`S DOG MAKE AN APPEARANCE AT HIS MASTER`S MEMORIAL?

Did Gibson`s dog join the memorial group or was it coincidence?

He was the loyal companion of the Dambusters hero whose extraordinary bravery enthralled the nation.

Now ghost hunters believe the spectre of the Dambusters' canine mascot is still faithfully guarding his master's old quarters.

They are convinced that the wraiths of both Wing Commander Guy Gibson and his chocolate–coloured Labrador haunt the remote airfield from which the audacious raid was launched.

Investigators decided to step in after a mysterious photograph emerged of what looks like Gibson's long-dead dog sitting at his master's memorial.

The picture, taken in the 1980s, shows a Labrador among a school group at a memorial to the Dambusters, close to where Gibson's dog was buried.

The memorial at Woodhall Spa

The photographer is said to have claimed the dog appeared from nowhere just as the photo was being taken, refusing to be shooed away.

As soon as the photo was taken, the dog disappeared, never to be seen again.

After staking out the base at RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire, now the home of the Red Arrows, ghost hunters are convinced it is haunted by a ghostly Labrador.

Wall of Honour

 The lead investigator, Paul Drake, said: There is definitely paranormal activity there.

'One of our investigators felt a cold spot and when we measured it, it was eighteen inches, which is about the height of a dog.

'The curator of the museum has told us that he has felt for years that he has had a presence following him and he definitely feels that it is that of a dog.'

One investigator who stayed overnight at the base last month even claimed she heard a dog growling when she entered Gibson's former office.

The  Lancaster bomber in flight.

'I definitely heard the growl of a dog', said Michelle Clements, 45. 'Three of us heard it and we all agreed it was a dog.

'It was a really low growl. It wasn't a happy yap at all. It sounded sounded like he was warning us to stay away.'

After scouring the base with infra-red lights, proximity sensors and video cameras, the team say they picked up activity which suggests the pilot was trying to speak to them.

'I do believe we spoke with Guy Gibson,' Miss Clements, a school dinner lady from Leicester, said.

'We asked him if he was with his girlfriend Margaret and he said yes.

'We also played some old music from the 40s and there was a response to that as well.'

Guy Gibson with his loyal and devoted pet.

Gibson's Labrador, Nigger, was the mascot for the squadron that launched an audacious night-time raid on three heavily defended dams deep in Germany's industrial heartland using bouncing bombs.

Their success was immortalised in the classic 1954 film The Dambusters, its thrilling theme tune and gung-ho script evoking the best of British derring-do.

The Labrador's name was used as a code word whenever one of Germany's Ruhr Dams was breached during the mission.

Tragically, he had been run over and killed outside the base just hours before the raid and, fearing it was a bad omen, heartbroken Gibson ordered the death to be kept secret and the dog to be buried quickly outside his office next to the squadron hangar.

Gibson himself returned from the mission and was awarded the Victoria Cross for his bravery, but was later killed in 1944, when his Mosquito crashed in Holland during a raid.

Jim Shortland, a historian who specialises in the Dambusters, said he was sceptical about the paranormal but welcomed the investigation.

'What they expect to find I don't know,' he said.

'But I think anything that helps to keep the memory alive of the things those lads did in the Second World War is a good thing.'

Source: Daily Mail

WANT TO BUY A DERELICT HOUSE COMPLETE WITH GHOSTS IN RESIDENCE?

Cattaraugus County's infamous Hinsdale House, long considered to be haunted by ghosts, is up for sale.

And just in time for Halloween, a quirky website has deemed the property one of the nation's top 10 haunted houses on the market.

The website, www.toptenrealestatedeals.com, calls the old farmhouse "America's scariest haunted house" and ranks it fourth on its most recent list of 10 best home deals.

The two-story, three-bedroom structure comes with 7 1/2 acres of forested land, including a pond, in the lush foothills of the Allegheny Mountains. Asking price is $289,000.

"The house has a history of frightening off its past owners," a summary on the website reads. "Many seem to think it would make a great research facility for paranormal rearchers or equally as an attractive single-family home after renovation ... if you have nerves of steel!"

The website's list also includes: the former home of actress Janet Leigh, known for her role as the victim of a shower stabbing in Alfred Hitchcock's classic horror film "Psycho"; the Charlestown, W.Va., site where abolitionist John Brown was hanged in 1859; and a rural Ohio mansion that has sat abandoned since boxer Mike Tyson lived there in the 1990s.

The Hinsdale House first became notorious in the 1970s, when the Dandy family lived there and experienced bizarre episodes that led them to call upon a priest from nearby St. Bonaventure University to perform an exorcism of the house.

The Dandys left the house in 1975, and Clara Dandy went on to write a book, "Echoes of a Haunting," about her encounters, such as mysterious burns appearing on the bodies of family members, strange chants heard in the woods and bricks from a chimney being inexplicably dismantled and placed in the middle of the room.

The Discovery Channel also did a docudrama at the house, which is a favorite among paranormal enthusiasts.

The most recent residents of the house were an elderly couple, Florence and Joseph Misnik. In a 2009 interview with The News, the Misniks recounted numerous instances of what they believed to be ghost sightings and paranormal activity during their time on the property.

The Misniks moved into the Hinsdale House in 1986 with no knowledge of any haunting, but they said they loved their home and never felt threatened by the alleged ghosts and spirits.

The husband and wife died within two months of each other in 2010, and the house has been empty since then.

Owner Dona Reiss of Cuba referred questions about the property to her daughter, Kenda Stern.

The house was put up for sale by owner about two weeks ago, said Stern, who was unaware of the website listing.

The home has deteriorated over the years, and some members of the Reiss family would prefer to see it torn down.

But Stern believes the home should stay, and she's using its unique history as a marketing tool, explaining that the "good-natured spirits" could provide "an adventure of a lifetime" for the right buyer.

"I'm in hopes that someone who really respects and believes in the paranormal will buy it and remodel it," she said.

Stern said she's experienced the spirits herself in visits to the house three or four times since April.

"They have actually come up and touched me, and I tell you, I was a firm non-believer," she said.

Source: Buffalo News 

Here is the first of a series of `webisodes` covering the house and it`s legends:

CHRIS HALTON ON TV FRIDAY NOVEMBER 4th 2011

Screen shot of program with Sophie Tzavella

As announced previously, I was interviewed in September 2011 by Sophie Tzavella the producer and presenter of  a primetime Bulgarian TV show, `The New Files` regarding my work and paranormal beliefs.

CLICK THIS LINK FOR PROMO 

The program hosted by TV7, will broadcast on FRIDAY NOVEMBER 4th 2011 at 10.15pm.
Please note Bulgaria uses Eastern European Time which is UTC/GMT +2 hours
Here is a link to live stream for this channel - which hopefully will work on the night.


THE NEW FILES

In case you miss this, the show will be repeated at 12.30pm on Saturday November 5th 2011.

GHOSTLY ACTIVITY INSIDE SHOPPING MALL?

Here are two video clips from a security camera inside Chapelfield Mall,in Norwich, England.
The poster claims that the mall is beset with weird activity especially after a 400 year old well was discovered with the remains of 10 people inside.
The first clip concerns a door that opens and closes itself.
Unless the door has an electronic over-ride, this is certainly a very strange occurrence.




In this clip a balloon seemingly directs itself down an escalator and around to an open cafe area. It is theoretically possible that an ambient breeze has carried the balloon, but surprisingly the balloon maintains a relative height throughout most of the filmed sequence.
If on the other hand it is a hoax, I would love to see how it is done.