Local businesses in Lancaster in the UK have used a ghost hunter continued to strange phenomena.
Some spectra appear to have elected domicile at the Tammi Jo's Cafe, open for less than a year now. Pell-mell, one can identify different events: ringing from the center of the building while nobody is there, objects such as vases, moving from one place to another on a recurring basis, the valves begin to function spontaneously funds instantly burning rags are, etc..
According to historical research conducted by the neighbors, it seems the former owners of the building were an occult group. This was later expelled from the city.
Ron Hawk, owner of "The Tavern" which is part of the same building, said it has long been deemed the place is haunted. Its employees have also found a journal entry describing the death of Luke, a young teenager of 19 years. This tragic loss was in 1919 in the elevator shaft of the tavern. A jukebox that starts working for himself is one of many disturbing events that occur since. At this point staff is reluctant to go down to the basement.
"I invested a lot of money in this case, said Ron Hawk. I will not leave the scene, he continues, because I'm not going I am frightened by these ghosts. "
Finally "Paperback Exchange" held by Leanne McClelann also witnessed strange phenomena. Items left by her owner the day disappear overnight. "I'm the only one working here," she said. Unless we are dealing with a ghost, I have no idea where these things can go. "
Chad Hough, head of investigative group of Ohio Paranormal Seeker investigate the case of four shops in the neighborhood where it seems to have paranormal activity. The presence of ghosts may be confirmed by audio recordings and video. However as stated
Tammi Neighbor, co-owner of Tammi Jo's Cafe: "There are too many things going on here so this is a coincidence."
Erick Fearson
Some spectra appear to have elected domicile at the Tammi Jo's Cafe, open for less than a year now. Pell-mell, one can identify different events: ringing from the center of the building while nobody is there, objects such as vases, moving from one place to another on a recurring basis, the valves begin to function spontaneously funds instantly burning rags are, etc..
According to historical research conducted by the neighbors, it seems the former owners of the building were an occult group. This was later expelled from the city.
Ron Hawk, owner of "The Tavern" which is part of the same building, said it has long been deemed the place is haunted. Its employees have also found a journal entry describing the death of Luke, a young teenager of 19 years. This tragic loss was in 1919 in the elevator shaft of the tavern. A jukebox that starts working for himself is one of many disturbing events that occur since. At this point staff is reluctant to go down to the basement.
"I invested a lot of money in this case, said Ron Hawk. I will not leave the scene, he continues, because I'm not going I am frightened by these ghosts. "
Finally "Paperback Exchange" held by Leanne McClelann also witnessed strange phenomena. Items left by her owner the day disappear overnight. "I'm the only one working here," she said. Unless we are dealing with a ghost, I have no idea where these things can go. "
Chad Hough, head of investigative group of Ohio Paranormal Seeker investigate the case of four shops in the neighborhood where it seems to have paranormal activity. The presence of ghosts may be confirmed by audio recordings and video. However as stated
Tammi Neighbor, co-owner of Tammi Jo's Cafe: "There are too many things going on here so this is a coincidence."
Erick Fearson
According website the Lancaster Eagle Gazette (English)
