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We conducted a mini investigation here last month and it didn’t let us down. I got a very strong psychic impression and didn’t even know the entire store before we visited there. I got the message of who killed Ethel Allen. If you want to know more, you will have to wait for the next volume of Historic Haunts of the South.  Dr. Jamie Pearce PhD, founder of Historic Haunts Investigations is now a proud member of the Parapsychological Association. Pearce is always looking to take part in learning more and research a field she has loved her entire life, the paranormal.  Dr. Jamie Pearce PhD, founder of Historic Haunts Investigations, is now taking part in research at the Division of Perceptual Studies at the University of Virginia. This will be a great new adventure researching psychic ability, parapsychology, and psychology.  Finally!! A dream come true. I have always wanted my books in John Greenhow General Store at Colonial Williamsburg and they are finally there. This is something I have striven for for a long time and can’t tell everyone how excited I am. Thank you Colonial Williamsburg! Dr. Jamie Pearce PhD Author/Founder of Historic Haunts Investigations  Jamie Pearce has selected the Edgar Allan Poe Museum, Richmond as the charity of the month for November 2021.
10% of your online purchase will be donated to this amazing non profit. Please shop and also check out their website at www.poemuseum.org and see this charity close to Pearce’s heart. Each month I will be recommending a book from one of my favorite topics, the paranormal. This could mean ghosts, UFO's, psychic research, etc. and all our in my personal library. This month's recommendation is: Discovering Your Psychic World by Annette Martin  Everyone here at Historic Haunts Investigations wishes you a very Happy and Safe Halloween. (The day we all wait for all year ;-) ~Dr. Jamie Pearce Author/Founder of Historic Haunts Investigations  Dr. Jamie Pearce and her Historic Haunts Investigations team always love trying out new equipment during investigations. The team recently acquired five new pieces of equipment and are looking forward testing them out in hopes of capturing evidence of the paranormal. They also now have some new trigger objects to hopefully help coax the spirits out.
While in Savannah for an event and a few investigations, we stayed at The DeSoto. Upon checking into our room, we had only been there for about half an hour, it smelt like someone was smoking a stogie and the impression someone was there with us. We got several hits in the KII EMF meter and when we asked whomever it was to stop smoking, the smell disappeared almost immediately. There is more to this story but you will have to wait until the next volume of Historic Haunts of the South is released.  We recently had the opportunity to conduct a mini investigation at Tondee’s Tavern in Savannah Georgia. We got several readings in the basement and two of our investigators got extremely lightheaded and sick to their stomachs. We didn’t capture any evidence on camera or audio but we did have several personal experiences. If you want to hear more of our findings, you will have to wait until the next volume of Historic Haunts of the South is released.  |
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