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Nestled on a lonely isolated
road in Chesapeake,
Virginia is a private
residence that we
investigated in October of
2007. The casual passerby
would probably not even
take a second look at the
house, as it does not stand
out in
the neighborhood Click
here for full story.
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On November 3rd 2007
Virginia paranormal went to
check out "The Old House
Woods". Located in
Mathews County, Virginia,
just outside the small
unassuming town of Diggs,
the area is mainly comprised
of woods and marshlands.
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No EVP posted yet.
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According to locals, Poor
House Road Tunnel,
located just outside of
Lexington, Virginia, holds
dark secrets that the
town would probably rather
forget. Not only was it a
place where many a
lynching occurred in the
1900’s, it is also
reportedly a place where
other deadly tragedies have
occurred. Click here for the
full story.
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Each year over 1.8 million
people visit what has been
dubbed the most haunted
place in America. Most
visitors are not seeking to
have contact with the dead,
but rather are looking to
understand a part of
American history. The
people who are Virginia
Paranormal are not like
most people. Our only goal
on our first Gettysburg trip
was to find disembodied
souls willing to interact with
us. We would soon find out
that we would have no
trouble finding such souls.
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Right in the middle of
downtown Philly is an
impressive building
seemingly untouched by
time. In the middle of the
hustle and bustle of
everyday life of a large city
lays a tranquil, quiet historic
prison with the looks of a
medieval castle. It is said to
be one of the most haunted
locations in Pennsylvania
and we set out to see if this
was an accurate
description. Click here for
the full story.
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No EVP for this location
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On a frigid, blustery night in
February of 2008, I
returned to the infamous
“Cornfield House” with a
handful of investigators.
This investigation was
considerably smaller than
the original visit as we were
going to concentrate our
efforts in the areas that had
proven to be hot spots
during the last investigation.
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Philadelphia, PA. One of
the most historic cities I
have ever had the pleasure
of being in. History and a air
of mystery lined nearly
every street and every
block. Old turn of the
century buildings tucked in
between newly built houses
and shops. Click here for
the full story. Evidence
coming soon!
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In attendance were Wayne,
Joe, Amy and Terri. The
house is set back in a
wooded lot with a gate to
access the property.
According to what the home
owner has told us no other
house has occupied this
land except for a modular
home she lived in until the
current house was built.
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