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Published
10/05/08 |
 Ghost-hunting
groups explore the area's paranormal activity
from the Pocono Record in NE Penn.
“Eastern Pennsylvania Paranormal
Investigations has been helping to explain the unexplainable
since 2005. The group of 15 investigators is able to
answer questions that may have been at one time thought
to be unanswerable.
Their purpose is to determine if the
activity being reported is of paranormal origin or has
a natural explanation. This is a year-round job for
them but around Halloween, more people are suddenly
interested in what the group has to offer.
Greg Swatt started the ghost-hunting
group in November 2005 after working with a group in
Panther Valley. "I didn't enjoy the way that group
worked so I started my own," Swatt said. "I've
always been involved in the paranormal, just not to
the extent I am now. I have always had this interest
since being a child. I remember reading many books on
ghosts growing up."
EPPI covers most of Pennsylvania as well
as areas in New Jersey and Maryland. "We will travel
if someone needs us," Swatt said”…..
And
there is much more to this article.
It
also contains a nice list of creepy sightings in one
county in NE Pennsylvania.
Care to debunk these tales? Or have
tales of you own? Submit
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