ghost hunters

theyre gonna do a halloween special on the 31st!

itll be live at the stanley hotel........ the site that inspired steven king to write the shining!!

 

Well I already tole you my views on ghosts and such.


That's still pretty cool though. :H

 

Wouldn't this belong over in the TV section?

BTW, it's going to be 5-6 hours long. I'm not sure if SciFi is going to show the entire length....but several websites that belong to the TAPS family will be airing the webcasts.

 

At his home in Bangor Maine Stephen King used to go all out on Halloween night.

Unfortunately his fan base grew so large he had to stop accepting Trick-or-Treaters' for fear his annual celebration would get totally out-of-hand.





Hotwater

 

Didn't they already do an episode at the Stanley Hotel...Like at the end of Season two or something...

 

I have seen one too, can't be positive it was ghost hunters though

 

yes. Their season finally was filmed at the Stanley. However, because it was such a popular episode, TAPS decided to film their live Halloween show there.


Personally, I would have preferred they filmed at Eastern State Penitentiary again.

 

yes they did, and apparently they wanted to go back........

this one is going to be live!!

 

Ive seen most haunted do a live show in england, they were searching for jack the ripper , I guess....... their live shows kinda sucked though......

 

they should go back to that lighthouse in st augustine.....

 

it was........ but that was filmed and recorded and edited before it aired.....

this one is going to be LIVE. I must emphysize the LIVE part.

 

They ever go to the place Session 9 was filmed at?
Danvers
http://www.danversstateinsaneasylum.com/home.html

 

nope, they havent.......... not any of the episodes I have seen. and Ive seen almost all of them, except for a select few of the first season.....

they have gone to that penintentairy (sp?) where shawshank redemption was filmed too........ they found some things there, like an orb..... it was nice

 

Sometimes I briefly miss cable tv. Those do sound like fun.

 

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One of these days they've got investigate the now abandoned Northampton State Hospital.


If walls could talk (and some say they do at Northampton) just imagine what they'd say



Hotwater

 

yea that place is maybe 45 minutes to an hour from me, I wanted to go to an all night lock in thing they have all summer, but it was completely booked

http://www.mrps.org/

 

all night lock in????????? woah that would be fun and creepy!!!!!! do they make you stay by yourself, or do you have a buddy?????

 

weird thing is, most of the wellknown places, like lizzy borden's house, and the winchester house, the queen mary too, they found nothing at all.......... nothing to prove that they have paranormal activity....

 

you know what they really should do for a halloween show, is go back to that hospital in KY that was used as a tuberculosis hospital in the 30s...... they did go there, and found alot of weird things........ an all night thing on halloween would be good........

they even had a celebrity paranormal research there on vh1, with gary busey, hal sparks, and a few other people....... interesting stuff happened there!!

 

here is where i would love somebody to go, the old ohio mental asylum in athens. We used to run around there when I went to school. They originally had patients chained to the walls and gave lobotomies. Once there was a fire and many of the patients died while being locked in. there are hundreds of numbered graves arranged in a spiral and an occasional bigger nurses headstone.

A woman was also locked in the attic and was found much later dead, there is a stain that is visible in the attack of her form.

Place is seriously creepy as is the entire town. You can just feel it down there

http://www.forgottenoh.com/Ridges/ridges.html

" This of course leaves out any extra cruelties which might have been given without the justification of therapy. Patients were often restrained and were forced to sleep in group bunks in rooms intended for one person. One nurse was sometimes responsible for as many as fifty patients. In these conditions some restricted patients would carve messages on the sandstone windowsills of their rooms, reaching through the ornate bars to leave an anonymous word or sentence. One poignant carving still reads, "I was never crazy."