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Meet the API Team

05 Friday Jun 2015

Posted by The Haunted Librarian in API Team, True Ghost Stories

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API Team

API Team

Meet the API Team! API has expanded to 7. Wow! In less than 3 years, we have grown to 7 members. Pictured above from left to right: Frank, Lesia, Lisa, Rusty, Pam, Mike, and Vonda. Look for our True Ghost Stories trailer. Coming Soon!

Finally–Hawkinsville State Hospital

16 Thursday Apr 2015

Posted by The Haunted Librarian in API Gals, Hospitals, Investigations, Paranormal Groups, Paranormal History

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API, API Gals, archer paranormal investigations, ghost stalkers, hawkinsville state hospital, old hawkinsville state hospital, seekers of spirits ghost hunters, taylor memorial hospital

Hawkinsville State Hospital

Hawkinsville State Hospital, Georgia Archives.

Finally—Hawkinsville State Hospital

Tomorrow Archer Paranormal Investigations, API, travels to Hawkinsville, Georgia to investigate the Old Hawkinsville State Hospital, also known as Taylor Memorial Hospital (http://www.theoldhawkinsvillehospital.com/). This marks my first public investigation, where people have paid to participate in an investigation. In addition to the API Gals, we will be investigating with some of our former clients and friends. I am beyond excited!

I first learned of the OHSH from an episode of Ghost Stalkers (2014), Season 1, Episode 3, http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4193834/?ref_=ttep_ep3. John Tenney and Chad Lindberg collected some extremely compelling evidence. Therefore, my expectations are high. Actually, the mere opportunity for investigating in an incredibly old and defunct hospital meets that high expectation. I’m not sure what I will do if we collect any evidence. A few choice phrases come to mind, but, hey, this is a PG-13 blog.

Seekers of Spirits (SOS) Ghost Hunters, http://www.sosghosthunters.com/, have exclusive permission from the owners to conduct tours and hold investigations. This paranormal group is working to preserve the hospital, as well as, the incredible and sometimes tragic history of the hospital. I respect this group and look forward to meeting them. In addition, I applaud their strict enforcement against Ouija Boards, séances, and rituals. Personally, I am against the use of such items. Moreover, I find that most people who use these items often abuse them.

I am off to pack, charge batteries, and collect items that I usually don’t bring on investigations (i.e., lawn chairs, surplus extension cords, and snacks).

Look for an update next week. I will be posting pictures and more.

Filming of Episode 1: The Castle Begins March 21st

16 Monday Mar 2015

Posted by The Haunted Librarian in API Gals, Ghost Hunting, Ghost Stories, In the News, Investigations, Reality TV, True Ghost Stories

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Castle Poster

Castle Poster

API begins filming Episode 1: The Castle on March 21, 2015. The API Gals return to debunk evidence from their prior investigation. Like us on Facebook for behind-the-scenes extras. API is a proud family member of True Ghost Stories.

All Dogs Go to Heaven

27 Thursday Feb 2014

Posted by The Haunted Librarian in Animals, Famous People, Live Paranormal, Media, Pets, Radio Show

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Dogs in Heaven Debate

Two churches debate whether dogs (actually all animals) go to heaven.

 

Tonight on the Archer Paranormal Hour:

1. Do animals have souls? Visit http://tithenai.tumblr.com/post/3215186237/two-churches-located-across-the-street-from-each-other to see the great church debate.

2. Can demonic possession be a viable defense to murder?

3. API tribute to the late Harold Ramis.

Tune in at 7 pm EST on www.liveparanormal.com

 

 

 

 

Faking It

08 Saturday Feb 2014

Posted by The Haunted Librarian in Ghost Hunting, Paranormal, Photography

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Ghost Lesia

Lesia as a Ghost

Faking Evidence

API’s co-founder Jennifer Spear wrote an excellent blog entitled “Faking It.” It discusses the pitfalls of paranormal investigators who fake or alter evidence to bolster their claims. Check it out at http://www.archer-pi.com.

This picture is a great example of how one harmless image could ignite a huge controversy. I am the person wearing the black rain coat. I am standing in front of a client. I was not moving; however, you can see the lights from the Ovilus III shifting. Jennifer was taking the picture. Somehow she must have been moving her arm when she took this digital picture. There are no mirrors in this room. I don’t know how my figure became transparent and the viewer can see through me. The client’s image is unmistakable. This is a strange photographic anomaly. I would love to have some feedback about it.

 

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