Today
we talk with Richel Stratton and Brian Murray about Season 2 of Ghost
Hunters on A & E. In season 2 of A&E’s Ghost Hunters, the
team heads into uncharted territory to be the first to investigate
reports of paranormal phenomena in some of the nation’s most remote
locations. Their journey takes them to isolated, distant corners of
the United States where they confront extreme conditions and desolate
terrain. The team seeks out forgotten worlds where darkness and death
plague residents who have been forced to live with the unknown.
Despite
mysterious and unnerving warnings from locals, the Ghost Hunters face
their fears and stay on mission: to help people confront terrifying
paranormal encounters that have shaken them to their core. In doing
so, they capture their most compelling, persuasive evidence in over a
decade. New episodes of Ghost Hunters will air Wednesdays at 9pm
ET/PT following the two episode premiere on April 8 beginning at 8pm
ET/PT.
Paranormal
investigator Richel Stratton has been ghost hunting for a decade,
with most of her investigations conducted independently. She joined
her most recent team in Illinois two years ago and has participated
in over 40 investigations with the group ranging from private
residences to historic haunted locations like the once-spectacular
Mineral Springs Hotel, former psychiatric hospital Ashmore Estates,
and the storied Malvern Manor. As an investigator, Richel believes
there are things out there we don’t fully understand, but she needs
hard evidence to prove a haunting is real.
Former
Marine Corps Platoon Sergeant Brian Murray is a paranormal
investigator on the “Ghost Hunters” team. Brian uses his military
experience to bring an organized, structured approach to each
investigation, from creating a plan and assigning tasks to overseeing
“the mission” from start to finish. Brian founded his most recent
team, Riverbend Paranormal, in 2007 and has conducted more than 200
investigations, many of them in private homes. Brian values the
importance of evidence review as an arduous multistep process and
believes that, “in this business, nobody has all the right answers
except for the dead themselves.”
For
more info, visit: https://www.aetv.com/shows/ghost-hunters
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A
new study found that people have been drinking more alcohol, smoking
more weed, smoking more cigarettes, and watching more porn during the
coronavirus lockdown. (https://bit.ly/2yINeB7)
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A Vancouver student and his instructor had a rather unexpected end to a driving lesson after the driver ran through a stop sign before failing a roadside sobriety test. Mounties in Coquitlam, British Columbia said they pulled over a driver's ed vehicle after the car went through a stop sign. The 44-year-old male driver also failed a roadside sobriety test issued by a traffic enforcement officer. “This may be a funny story, but we're serious about keeping our community safe,” said Cpl. Michael McLaughlin in a news release. Not only did the student have his learner's license suspended for ninety days, he also received a ticket for failing to stop at the stop sign. The instructor also faced consequences and had his car impounded for ninety days. (https://bit.ly/2X7noRv)
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The
game show “Lets Make A Deal” had its highest rated week ever
during last week’s Coronavirus lockdown. (https://bit.ly/2R0zt7e)
Lindsay
Lohan announced that she has a new song coming out called “Back To
Me.”(https://pge.sx/2X41iPz)
Former
Major League Star Jim Edmonds revealed that he’s feeling great
after catching the Coronavirus two weeks ago. Edmonds was married to
one of the “Real Housewives of Orange County”.
(https://pge.sx/3aHe9vk)
In Scotland, a man was sitting in the passenger seat of the car while his girlfriend was driving. After he had complained for a solid hour about the way she drove, she stopped the car, switched places with him, and let him take the wheel. He promptly drove the car into a tree. On top of that, when the cops came they gave him a ticket for driving without a license.
A
guy in England ran a marathon in his backyard.
Scientists
at Stanford University have created a “smart toilet” that
recognizes your butt print and can detect early signs of
cancer.(https://bit.ly/2yG3NgV)
A
group of McDonald’s drive-thru workers in Los Angeles staged at a
walkout over the unsafe conditions they’ve encountered during the
Coronavirus pandemic. (https://bit.ly/3aQdiIA)
New
Jersey Police arrested a Pink Floyd cover-band after they staged a
concert on their front lawn that thirty people attended. The band was
playing “Have A Cigar” when cops arrived.
(https://bit.ly/2wlOXeI)
In
Colombia, crowds have been flocking to pray at a tree where an image
of Jesus has appeared. (https://bit.ly/2XhJGjt)
The
White House is urging Americans to avoid grocery shopping this week
while the Coronavirus is hitting its apex. (https://bit.ly/2V68o3J)
Apple
is now making face shields for healthcare workers battling the
Coronavirus. (https://bit.ly/2Xq43ez)
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Humans aren't the only species to adopt. We've seen the heartwarming videos of dogs nursing baby squirrels back to health—and that's actually much more common than we think. It becomes mutually beneficial to have more furry friends in the group to take on other roles in survival—whether that be hunting, gathering, or just simply cute companionship. Though the phenomenon isn't completely understood, it's clear that both humans and animals have an instinct to care for others.
Humans aren't the only species to adopt. We've seen the heartwarming videos of dogs nursing baby squirrels back to health—and that's actually much more common than we think. It becomes mutually beneficial to have more furry friends in the group to take on other roles in survival—whether that be hunting, gathering, or just simply cute companionship. Though the phenomenon isn't completely understood, it's clear that both humans and animals have an instinct to care for others.
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Dateline.... HONG KONG
Two Pandas at the Hong Kong Zoo are using the lockdown privacy to breed after refusing to do so for over ten years. (https://yhoo.it/3aSUXe2)
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Police
last night broke up a funeral in New Jersey and charged fifteen
men--including a 100-year-old mourner--with violating the state’s
ban on public gatherings during the coronavirus crisis. According to
police, officers found “about sixty to seventy individuals gathered
for a funeral” on a street corner in Lakewood around 6:30 p.m. When
cops sought to disperse the individuals who had gathered, “the
crowd became unruly and argumentative.” Police subsequently charged
fifteen men with violating the coronavirus safety order. The busted
group included Nossom Strulovic, a 100-year-old resident of Lakewood.
Police in the south Jersey township have cited dozens of individuals
for gathering in defiance of the state mandate. Lakewood, which
includes a significant population of Orthodox Jewish residents, has
seen a higher percentage of COVID-19 cases than other areas in Ocean
County. Law enforcement officials have expressed frustration that
some members of the Orthodox community have prioritized religious
gatherings over the state’s stay-at-home order.
(https://bit.ly/345WTNI)
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A man in Jacksonville, Florida was arrested after he allegedly sprayed a bottle of what he claimed to be COVID-19 on the doors of a local business. According to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, deputies were dispatched to the business on Sunday just before noon after getting reports of an intentional coronavirus contamination incident. Witnesses said the man, David White, went up to the business with a container labeled “COVID-19.” While the man went into the business, he allegedly sprayed the doors and the surrounding area with the unknown substance. White reportedly told employees and patrons in the area that they were now infected with coronavirus. The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office said White was arrested under these provisions: Manufacture, possession, sale, delivery, display, use, or attempted or threatened use of a weapon of mass destruction or hoax weapon of mass destruction. (https://bit.ly/2UwuHQQ)
FAKE NEWS.... OR FLORIDA?!
I read a headline, you guess if the story is something that really happened in the great state of FLORIDA or is it #FakeNews made up to trick you and amuse me
An Orlando Sheriff’s Deputy who was investigating a shoplifting incident at a Walmart was busted for shoplifting ….. FAKE NEWS
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Every
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