Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Find Stuff Hidden In House

prison sentence for the thrill seekers

Read on Progrès.fr (Haute-Loire region), we report a mishap occurred in three young people from the region of Paris, yesterday and tried before the criminal court of Puy-en-Velay. Following a night of chills in an unoccupied house, situated in the woods a few miles to Chambon-sur-Lignon, where young people were educated at the material time, and strange stories which circulate, three individuals were sentenced to one to three months suspended prison sentence for trespassing and damage to property of others. Despite the pleading of the defense who deplored an "idle stupidity of kids," victims of their imagination, this night was not equipped with the taste of justice deplored acts of burglary and vandalism, between December 2007 and February 2008. A sad case that compels us to remind our loyal readers, as we do routinely in our reporting and our logbooks, it is strictly forbidden to explore on private property (even abandoned) for its legends, without having agreed a prior appointment with the owner, whether private or public. In addition, House Hantee.com discourages hunting experiences with ghosts based solely on the thrill-seeking.

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