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Date Posted: 16:37:18 05/25/01 Fri
Author: Scott Marsh-LVHGS
Subject: Investigation awareness

The most common question I get when I tell someone I am a paranormal researcher is,"Don�t you ever get scared when you go into a dark cemetary?" When I go out on an investigation I always try to keep a clear and rational head. I keep thinking to myself that theres nothing here that will do me any harm. That�s not to say I don�t get nervous or feel uneasy at times. And I�ve always said that its not the dead you have to be afraid of,it�s the ones alive that you have to watch out for. And that is so true. Last Saturday night I was watching America�s Most Wanted. They featured the story of a murder that took place about a half hour from my house and in the middle of our area of investigations,Easton,Pa. Two men killed a young girl in the city of Easton. These two men then took the body and carried it through a cemetary and dispossed of it at the cemetary in an old building called the Deadhouse. That night I watched this and even now I always keep thinking to myself,what if our group or another paranormal group was conducting an investigation there that night? I don�t even want to think what could have happened if there was someone there that saw these two men doing this and the two men saw other people in the cemetary late at night. You never know what kind of people you could run into while doing an investigation late at night. That�s the thing that scares me the most,even more then restless spirits. If any of you reading this conduct investigations please try not to go out by yourself and always be aware of your surroundings. When I conduct an investigation in a cemetary I always drive by it,or around it first,you never know who could be in there doing something there not supposed to be doing. If I see anyone or any unattended vehicles parked nearby that I do not recognize,I do not go any farther. I just wanted to let everyone know about what happened in Easton. And if it happened there it could happen anywhere. Thank you for reading and please be careful when out investigating :)

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Re: Investigation awareness -- Lew (PGHA), 17:57:55 05/29/01 Tue