Haunted Books

I do love a good ghost story, even better yet- a haunted book! Perhaps you haven’t yet heard about the haunted book in the DePauw University’s Library Archives in Greencastle, IL. Hoosier State Paranormal investigated the archives on January 20. This particular ghost story is about a book- one particular book: The Poems of Ossian, The Son of Fingal. This book is in former Governor James Whitcomb’s collection that he donated in the early 1800′s.

As legend has it, one student was really enjoying reading this book to the point he couldn’t put it down. Instead of leaving it in the library, he snuck out of the library with it and took it home with him to read. That night, he felt a presence in his room. When he strained in the darkness to see who could be in his room, he saw a spectral finger pointing at him and a voice that asked “Who stole Ossian?”

The student was scared half to death and promptly returned the book the next day. This particular story was what prompted Hoosier State Paranormal to investigate this book. The night of the investigation they recorded two EVP’s. You can listen to them here: EVP Evidence.

If you’d like to learn more about their investigation, check out their website: Hoosier State Paranormal.

Syracuse Ghost Hunters

Today’s shout out goes to Syracuse Ghost Hunters in New York. There apparently is more going on in this town and surrounding area than S.U.s quest for men’s college basketball supremacy.

That being said, this group promises to keep your ghost investigation confidential and strictly scientific. There is no charge for their services. Their goal is to get photographic evidence of a haunting, so hopefully your ghosts are photogenic! Drop them an email (serious inquiries only!) by filling out the form on their website.

Happy Ghost Hunting!

Charlotte Gerber, Editor

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