Haunted and Abandoned
The words Haunted and Abandoned are at times synonymous with one another. From a young age, James Edward Garcia had a fascination with the paranormal. From witnessing his grandmother practicing Sanitaria to hearing voices and objects moving, the supernatural was a fact of life for James. As he grew older, James decided to take his interest and understanding of the undead to a new level by personally investigating and documenting haunted and abandoned locations that the living forgot. From the Queen Mary to the Hales Bar Dam to an Abandoned Asylum in Long Island, James has documented and investigated ghost all over the Country. He has also suffered oppression and attachments while visiting locations infested with spirits. What continues to draw James back to the physical homes of the dead?
Why Haunted and Abandoned Locations?
PART 2 – AVAILABLE TO GRAVE KEEPERS ONLY – LISTEN HERE In part two of our interview, available only to Grave Keepers, we discuss:
- What are some of the most haunted areas James has ever visited?
- What kind of spirits did James find at the Hales Bar Dam?
- What is the darkest encounter James has ever encountered while on an investigation?
- After facing an oppression or possession experience, does it ever give James pause to investigate the undead?
- What causes a person to become physically ill after encountering a dark spirit?
- What is the scariest encounter he’s ever had with the living while investigating an abandoned location?
- Who did James encounter inside the Old South Pittsburgh Hospital?
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