Ghost haunts Whitney, other Michigan paranormal tales in new book
Where is Ghostbuster Bill Murray when you need him? He’s obviously not at the Whitney where, according to a new book about Michigan hauntings (and a bus boy from the restaurant), a ghost is lurking around. Maybe even waiting to slime someone.Excerpt:Tedsen and Rydel said there’s much more evidence — including an
event that occurred in front of their very eyes that directly
correlates to the Whitney family history and dates back 100 years — to
be discussed during the presentation Oct. 25.
“The Whitney, from our experiences, is one of the most active in paranormal activity,” Rydel said. Read the entire article here.
Where is Ghostbuster Bill Murray when you need him? He’s obviously not
at the Whitney where, according to a new book about Michigan hauntings
(and a bus boy from the restaurant), a ghost is lurking around. Maybe
even waiting to slime someone.
Excerpt:
Tedsen and Rydel said there’s much more evidence — including an
event that occurred in front of their very eyes that directly
correlates to the Whitney family history and dates back 100 years — to
be discussed during the presentation Oct. 25.
“The Whitney, from our experiences, is one of the most active in paranormal activity,” Rydel said.
Read the entire article here.
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