Ghostly Activities

Back in the 1920s, children began to vanish in the Point Defiance area near Tacoma. Sometimes, their bodies were found along the beach in Point Defiance and the Tacoma Narrows. In other cases, they just vanished. But one thing was clear: A monster may have taken them. Get more on The Great Tear [https://ghostlyactivities.com/the-great-tear-a-monster-from-the-narrows/] at GhostlyActivities.com now!

In this story, a ghost hunter tries to debunk the Midnight Caller legend, but his investigation doesn't go as planned. Read the urban legend profile at https://ghostlyactivities.com/midnight-callers-a-winter-urban-legend/ [https://ghostlyactivities.com/midnight-callers-a-winter-urban-legend/].

Jake and Merle chat through social media and YouTube influencers, how they impact the paranormal investigation, and what channels deserve a watch. There's only a little shade thrown.

Residual hauntings are the most common type of ghostly activity. But, there’s no ghost involved. That’s right—a haunting without a ghost.  Find out the differences with an intelligent haunting, get some supernatural science, use some ghost hunting tips, and listen to me fumble over my words because I haven't had enough coffee.  There's more detail over at https://ghostlyactivities.com/residual-hauntings-when-ghost-is-not-a-ghost/. [https://ghostlyactivities.com/residual-hauntings-when-ghost-is-not-a-ghost/] Please leave a comment with your residual haunting experiences and any ghost hunting tips you have.

Liminal spaces represent a transition. It could be a physical space, an emotional space, or a transition from a life stage. When you encounter one, you know it. From eeriness to deja vu, people get discombobulated by the experience. Tune in to hear more about ever-so-creepy liminal spaces. By the way, they're everywhere!