Pittsburgh
Ghost Hunters
Hello,
My name is Mark Rabusseau. I am also known as "Mark the Printer."
My wife, Mary Lou and I have been hunting ghost for about 2 years now. It
all started when we took a tour of haunted houses of the north side of Pittsburgh.
It was not the kind of houses where someone jumped out to scare you. It was
a narrated tour, where you stood in front of the house, a brief history of
the house was given, along with what super natural occurrences have been experienced.
We never entered the premises. That is until we came to the last house. The
house was owned by Mr. DeSantis which he beautifully restored to its original
Victorian Splendor.
While
everyone was dispersed on the first floor, I was drawn to the stair case.
While I was looking up the steps, I saw a grayish mist travel across the top
of the steps and through a closed door. I didn't tell my wife because she
didn't believe in ghosts and would probably rib me for what I saw. After 2
hours I could not contain myself, and I had to tell her. She said that's funny,
becauseshe saw the same thing but from a different angle. She said she did
not want to tell me because of all the years of saying ghost don't exists,
she finally saw one. The next day we went back to Mr. DeSantis' house. Without
embellishing he ask us exactly what did we see. After telling him, he said
that he never told anyone on the tour about the ghost at the top of the steps.
He said he had never seen it but guest in his home have reported to him that
the ghost has been seen leaving the closed door and going up the stairs. Since
then Mary Lou and I have been ghost hunting with our digital camera and EMF
detector. Our best luck has been on the battlefields of Gettysburg. Most of
the pictures we have are of orbs which seem to be semi-translucent balls of
energy. When we ghost hunt we follow a list of guidelines such as no smoking,
no rain or adverse weather conditions, it must be a clear day with no dust
floating around. We don't see the ghost with our eyes, but the digital camera
picks up the energy they seem to produce..
This photograph appeared in both the Chicago Sun-Times and
the National Examiner. It was taken during an investigation in Batchelor's
Grove Cemetery on August 10, 1991 with a group of GRS members. The picture
is an enlarged black and white infrared shot taken of an area where many of
the group noticed something unusual with some of the equipment they used.
It shows a young woman sitting on a tombstone with parts of her lower and
upper body being somewhat semi-transparent. The dress she is wearing is also
out-of-date. It was taken by member, Jude Huff-Felz
Do
you know of a haunted location?
Send
us your location along with a brief history and P.S.P.R. will put it on
our list to investigate. Here is what is on our to do list:
1)
Dixmount Mental Hospital-DONE 2) Heinz Regional
History Center 3) Pittsburgh Play
House
4) Cathedral of Learning
Coming
soon:
The results of our recent investigations
Roaming
Monks at St. Vincent's Monastery and College is thought to
be haunted by the spirits of monks who studied there. It is rumored that the
spirit of one monk, killed in a mill accident during the early 19th century,
traipses around the basilica's bell tower to this day. The founding priest
of the college, Father Boniface, is rumored to appear so regularly -- once
a year, to hear an Advent Mass -- that seeing his visage is jokingly referred
to as a freshman initiation rite. Other spectral monks, their faces hidden
by cowls, are rumored to wander the grounds between St. Vincent's and the
nearby St. Xavier parish. One of these monks is said to, upon further inspection,
have no face at all. - Mary Jones
Source:http://theshadowlands.net/places/pennsylvania.htm
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