A Haunting

A Victorian woman wandering the halls and a handyman from the past hiding tools in homes undergoing renovations has also been reported by residents throughout the neighborhood.

The historic home at 342 Morris Avenue, owned by the Gibbons family, was featured on the Discovery Network's A Haunting after reportedly experiencing extreme paranormal activity during renovations.

The family initially reported unexplained noises, shadowy figures, and a feeling of being watched.

Further interviews described a spirit that was unwilling to give up the home, turning life there into terrifying experiences for the family.

If you didn't catch the episode on Discovery, Mr. Gibbons also wrote a book called Trespass, A Haunting.

Another notable location is 540 Cherry Street.

The home was built by Samuel Ranson Samford as a romantic hideaway for his mistress.

Locals report sightings of ghostly colonists and strange occurrences, with some claiming that the spirits of the lost settlers still roam the island, searching for their long lost companions.

The enigma of the Lost Colony continues to cast a haunting shadow over Roanoke Island.

In conclusion, as the wind whispers through the forest and the waves lap against the shores, North Carolina's spooky folklore and legends continue to weave a tapestry of mystery and intrigue.

From ancient spirits to cursed towns, from phantom lights to the Devil's Tramping Ground, the state's rich cultural heritage is interwoven with stories that both terrify and captivate.

And I thought, well, great, I don't have to do this anymore.

It seemed like they were all watching, like, your channel or Bigfoot Case Files or Buckeye Bigfoot or Dixie Cryptid or, you know.

And I thought, well, or A Haunting.

A lot of them are listening to A Haunting, you know, the YouTube channel, which I think is just, I think it just replays the old TV show.

So I was in haunted towns on many shows related to Salem.

Then I started doing, I did a show called A Haunting.

And that was the 100th episode.

And it was probably the most watched episode of A Haunting.

And then I became a producer for the TV show A Haunting.

And did you ever watch that show? No.

Yeah, I've seen a couple episodes, yeah, a few of them.

I mean, it's sort of like the grandfather of haunted TV.

New Dominion Pictures, a production company based out of Virginia, would find the story online and contacted Jamie regarding the possibility of turning her family's experiences into a documentary.

I just received a phone call from a producer from the show A Haunting, and she introduced herself and said that she had found our story that was posted by Casper.

Um, after the investigation, she said it sounded like something they might want to, uh, do a show about and asked if we'd be willing to do interviews, set up interviews.

So she asked a series of questions.

Every week, the duo dives deep into popular and lesser-known paranormal stories and strives to shed light on various supernatural conspiracies.

So we've talked a little bit about My Haunted House in Arkansas.

It was featured on A Haunting on the Discovery Channel.

And I actually got to interview with Austin Kraska, and he has...

And they would have tools that would disappear, and then they'd just turn right back up.

The movie that was based on this was called A Haunting, and it came out in like 1991.

You can find it on YouTube.

Yeah, has it

And they talked to a bunch of the journalists who had been out there covering the story.

Mm-hmm.

They wrote a report called A Haunting in West Pitson, Not a Ghost of a Chance, and it appeared in the winter of 1986-87 of the Skeptical Inquirer.

Who wrote that?