Who better to celebrate Halloween with Montel than our favorite psychic Sylvia Browne? Today, Sylvia will speak to people who claim the homes they live in or the places they’ve visited are haunted. They say they have had unusual and frightening experiences and are desperate to find out why. They believe the one person who can help them make sense of it all is world-renowned psychic, Sylvia Browne. We’ll meet Colleen, who claims her house is haunted. She has seen many strange things in her house: a man in a three piece suit, a fan fly across the room and strange shadows on the wall. She would like to know who these spirits are and what they want. We’ll meet Tom and Cathy, a father and daughter who say their house is haunted. They see an image of a little child in civil war clothing every year at Christmas, hear tapping on the walls and say that appliances turn on and off by themselves. They are here to find out why this keeps happening. We’ll meet Amy, who has stayed at the Myrtles Plantation Bed and Breakfast several times. She saw a shadow-like figure in the hallway and has had her clothing tugged on. She would like to know why these occurrences happen and who is doing these things. We’ll also meet Michael, who does public relations for Mystic Seaport in Mystic, Connecticut. He says the Rhode Island Paranormal Research Group visited the seaport this summer and confirms that there is a high degree of “paranormal activity.” We’ll talk to paranormal investigators Laura Hladik, Kevin Fike and Tim Naylor. We’ll meet Hester Eby, who gives tours for Myrtles Plantation Bed and Breakfast where paranormal activity has been detected.

For more information about Historic Ghost Watch log on to 
www.historicghost.com 770-592-1482 or e-mail Kevin at kevin@historicghost.com



For more information about The N.J. Ghost Hunters Society log on to
www.njghs.net

Visit Eastern State Penitentiary Historic Site at www.easternstate.com for daytime prison tours or nighttime Halloween tours or call 215-236-3300

To learn more about the Charles W. Morgan and Mystic Seaport in historic
Mystic, CT, visit www.mysticseaport.org