Episode 14: The Slice of the Paranormal crew walk the haunted streets of Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania. A place where miners ghosts have been seen in the alleys. We check out the many haunted sites in this tiny community, from the Emporium of Curious Goods, the Inn of Jim Thorpe, Mauch Chunk Opera House, Mauch Chunk Cemetery and St Marks Church. Between looking for ghost cats, former residents and even a walking statue, we also get to see the Haunted Packer Mansion which was the inspiration for the Haunted Mansion at Disney World. Explore the lore with us about this hidden gem of a town! Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@SliceoftheParanormal?sub_confirmation=1 Links to the sites: Emporium of Curious Goods https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100065018949907 Inn of Jim Thorpe https://innjt.com Mauch Chunk Opera House https://www.mcohjt.com St Marks Church https://www.stmarkandjohn.org Harry Packer Mansion Inn https://www.hpmansion.com Visitors Information https://www.poconomountains.com/jim-thorpe/

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Slice of the Paranormal travels to New Haven, Connecticut. The Evergreen Cemetery is one of the most well-known haunted places in New Haven. The most popular ghost story is the legend of Mary Hart. In 1872, Mary Hart was supposedly buried alive. Her ghost has been said to be seen near her grave at midnight, as well as sometimes catching a ride or dishing out punishments to those that disrespect her grave. In this episode we show a rather active K2 Meter session at her grave. We also travel to the Center Church Crypt in New Haven. The New Haven Crypt, which dates back to 1687, can be found underneath its fourth and present church which is located at New Haven Green. People report seeing ghosts in the crypt which contains the graves of a few notable New Haven residents. Margaret Arnold; the first wife of Benedict Arnold is buried here. Theophilus Eaton, one of the founders of New Haven and the church is also said to haunt the site. People claim they hear a voice asking if they have been saved. Sometimes they even see a face that asks this question and realize it’s Theophilus Eaton. The Green in front of the church contains the remains of 5,000 to 10,000 people, so watch where you step…. Those aren’t always animal bones protruding from the ground on the Green.

Links to the sites:

Evergreen Cemetery, New Haven, Connecticut

https://evergreencem.org

Center Church

https://www.centerchurchonthegreen.org

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In this episode we explore to sites close to home. The Slice of the Paranormal crew travels to a small salon called Studio 207. We discussed with the workers the haunted happenings that happen at the site. The Coal Region Paranormal Team and Ghost Detectives filmed an investigation at the site. Karen Borusiewicz our team Founder even captured a full bodied apparition on the site. We then grabbed some pizza and went to see the Witches Grave of Shamokin. We discuss the reasons that Mary Fearer Van Gaskin’s grave has gotten this ominous lore. We even try to summon some answers with a Vortex Ghost Gear Trigger Prop Black Cat appropriately named Binx!

Links to the Sites:

Studio 207 Salon

https://www.facebook.com/studio207fortpierce/

Shamokin Cemetery

http://www.shamokincemetery.com

Vortex Ghost Gear

https://vortexghostgear.com

Coal Region Paranormal Team

https://www.coalregionghosts.com

Episode 11: Slice of the Paranormals haunted adventures take us to Williamsport in Lycoming County, Pennsylvania. We get to check out the Cell Block, a haunted nightclub that was once the Lycoming County Prison. It was also the site of many deaths. The Ax Murderer William Hummel met the end of a hangman’s noose at this site and is rumored to be haunted by him. It’s seems rather fitting since this man killed his wife and three children and then claimed her spirit visited at the site in his cell. He even dictated a “Spirit Letter” from her absolving him of the crime. We also check out the Genetti Hotel, where an old photograph contains what could be the ghost of a little girl. Could the image be of a girl whose laughter is still heard at the site and is she responsible for opening the elevator doors when no one hits the buttons. Listen to the episode as we explore these hauntings and try to answer these questions.

Links to the Sites:

The Cell Block

https://www.cellblockwilliamsport.com

The Genetti

https://www.bestwestern.com/en_US/book/hotel-rooms.55001.html?iata=00171880&ssob=BLBWI0004G&cid=BLBWI0004G:google:gmb:55001

Episode 10: In this Holiday Special, Slice of the Paranormal takes a dark turn among the Christmas Lights and Egg Nog Festivities. We explore the evil lore of the holiday focusing on the dark creatures from the Alpine Region and Germany. Krampus, is a horned anthropomorphic figure who, is said to accompany Saint Nicholas on visits to children during the night of 5 December (Krampusnacht; "Krampus Night"). Unlike the jolly old Saint Nicholas, Krampus delivers punishment to the bad children of the world. We also discuss other dark figures of the holiday like Belsnickel, Knecht Ruprecht, and Perchta. Who each have their own punishments to hand out. So sit by your Yule Log, put the kids to bed and grab an Egg Nog. These are some holiday stories your children may not want to hear!

Episode 9: Slice of the Paranormal travels to Ricketts Glen State Park to see the lake where a Christmas Eve Tragedy would claim the lives of an entire family. The Getz families sons wish to ice skate on the lake would lead to their deaths and possibly their ghosts haunting its waters. Ghostly faces have been seen beneath the waves as well as odd lights. Just north of the park is the Ghost Town of Ricketts which is said to have a ghost tree, which never grows leaves, berries, or fruit. It’s said to mark the site where a young man met his early death to a falling tree. It’s also said the screams of his brother can be heard near this barren ghostly white tree!

Episode 8: Slice of the Paranormal loves Cryptids! In this episode we discuss the Wendigo. Which is a mythological creature or evil spirit originating from Algonquian folklore. The wendigo is often said to be a malevolent spirit, sometimes depicted as a creature with human-like characteristics, which possesses human beings. It is said to cause its victims a feeling of insatiable hunger, the desire to eat other humans, and the propensity to commit murder. It’s said to have a heart of ice, but can sometimes be cured through the feeding of animal fat. We also discuss the case of Swift Runner who was thought to have Wendigo Psychosis which led to him killing and eating his own family. As well as the sad case of a Native American woman forced to consume human flesh in order to preserve her and her children’s lives. The site of the horrid meal was called Enda Mohätink, which means "where human flesh was eaten." This Cryptid instills fear in the hearts of many Native Americans even today and has reached a much wider audience through TV shows and movies.