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It’s Wednesday and that means it’s time for a brand new episode of Ghost Hunters titled Ghost Mission. This investigation begins at the San Juan Capistrano Mission in California, which was built back in 1776 to convert Native Americans into Spanish Catholics. It’s a location that’s believed to be haunted by a woman in white, [...]
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If you’re in the market for a new house in a great location with a bit of a history, then you may want to check out The Amityville Horror house. According to the Daily Mail, the iconic house is for sale and believe or not, the price has just been reduced from $1.35 million dollars [...]
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A brand new episode of Ghost Hunters will air on the SyFy channel tonight at 9PM, but you can get a sneak peek at the investigation right now. In this week’s new episode will take the TAPS team to Fort Ontario in Oswego, New York where they investigated claims of paranormal activity at this historic [...]
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If you believe in ghosts, then you may be interested to hear the story of how Mitt Romney’s great great Aunt Agnes is haunting an old pub in England. Agnes Romney is believed to be the sister of Mitt Romney’s great great grandfather. According to The Sun, Agnes lived in the upstairs quarters of the [...]
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Check out a spooky sneak peek of tonight’s all new episode of Ghost Hunters titled French Quarter Massacre! In this weeks episode, the TAPS team travels to New Orleans to investigate the Jimani Lounge, a bar where 32 men lost their lives back in 1973. According to Alyne Pustanio, the Jumani Lounge was a gay [...]
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In tonight’s new episode of Ghost Hunters titled “Murdered Matron,” the team travels to Staten Island, New York to investigate a retirement facility for decrepit sailors called Sailor’s Snug Harbor. Tonight’s special guest will be NBC News correspondent Meredith Vieira. She will join the rest of the TAPS team as they investigate a legendary murder [...]
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Memorial Day is here, but do you know why we’re celebrating it? Many people don’t know, they just assume it’s another day where they will get a good deal at Bath & Body Works or some other retailer, but in actuality, it is a day to remember all of those who have died while serving [...]
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Over 70 ancient books have been discovered in eastern Jordan and archaeologist believe they document early Christian origins dating back to 1st century CE (that’s over 2,000 years ago), reports Yahoo News. The ancient book consists of individual pages, each the size of a credit card, bound in wire, much like a notebook. The pages [...]
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Japan has been struggling to stabilize their nuclear reactors following the devastating earthquake that shook the region on Friday. According to CNN, Japan has issued a state of emergency after efforts to stabilize several nuclear reactors in northern Japan have proven unsuccessful. “There is a possibility, we see the possibility of a meltdown,” said Toshihiro [...]
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