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MTK · 10-21-2005, 11:16 AM

Here's a pic of it

If you think you have an otherworldly entity in your home, who you gonna call? 'Ghostbusters' may be a movie, but in real life, TAPS (The Atlantic Paranormal Society), headed up by GRANT WILSON and JASON HAWES, investigates paranormal phenomenon, and the Sci Fi Channel broadcasts their findings in the hour-long, spooky reality series "Ghost Hunters."

For the season two finale, airing tonight at 9 p.m., Grant and Jason head down to the Crescent Heights Hotel in Eurkea Springs, AR, which has the reputation as being the most haunted hotel in the United States. The hotel has been around since 1886, and back in the 1930s, it was purchased by a con artist who promised he could cure cancer, but instead killed hundreds of people, who ended up in a downstairs morgue, where they stored body parts.

The TAPS team set up their cameras in several rooms and the morgue, and Grant and Jason take the EMF Detector, an electromagnetic field detector designed to test the strength of an electromagnetic field, down to the morgue. They are looking for unexplained spikes. And then, Jason captures an image of a figure standing in the door next to them. It is potentially a full-body apparition.

"Normally when we catch something on the thermal imaging camera, it is not impressive," Grant says. "There staring us down was this figure two feet away. It gave me chills. It was the Holy Grail for us investigators."

But the two ghost hunters try to keep their cool. "We need to understand it before we present it as evidence," Jason explains.

10-21-2005, 11:16 AM	#4
MTK Hail Raiser Join Date: Feb 2004 Age: 53 Posts: 100,050	Re: Ghost Hunters Here's a pic of it If you think you have an otherworldly entity in your home, who you gonna call? 'Ghostbusters' may be a movie, but in real life, TAPS (The Atlantic Paranormal Society), headed up by GRANT WILSON and JASON HAWES, investigates paranormal phenomenon, and the Sci Fi Channel broadcasts their findings in the hour-long, spooky reality series "Ghost Hunters." For the season two finale, airing tonight at 9 p.m., Grant and Jason head down to the Crescent Heights Hotel in Eurkea Springs, AR, which has the reputation as being the most haunted hotel in the United States. The hotel has been around since 1886, and back in the 1930s, it was purchased by a con artist who promised he could cure cancer, but instead killed hundreds of people, who ended up in a downstairs morgue, where they stored body parts. The TAPS team set up their cameras in several rooms and the morgue, and Grant and Jason take the EMF Detector, an electromagnetic field detector designed to test the strength of an electromagnetic field, down to the morgue. They are looking for unexplained spikes. And then, Jason captures an image of a figure standing in the door next to them. It is potentially a full-body apparition. "Normally when we catch something on the thermal imaging camera, it is not impressive," Grant says. "There staring us down was this figure two feet away. It gave me chills. It was the Holy Grail for us investigators." But the two ghost hunters try to keep their cool. "We need to understand it before we present it as evidence," Jason explains.