True Ghost Stories
Adventures in Journalism, no. 4
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3.4 • 257 Ratings
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Publisher Description
In 1981, I was a reporter for the New York Daily News, when I investigated three haunted houses. The most compelling case came from Dr. Karlis Osis, a well-known researcher who frequently takes on assignments from the CIA and other top-secret organizations. Osis would later help me in an article about out-of-body research, of which he is considered the world authority. Although I was skeptical of the first two cases I investigated, I found the case of Jean and Patti to be difficult to disbelieve. Whether spirits are emanations of our own minds, or energies from another dimension is the million-dollar question. Someday, I hope we discover the answer.
Customer Reviews
The Ghost Stories
Tbh, I think that this book would be great for ages around from 13-90 because since I am currently 12 right now, I think that it helps people believe that spirits do exist and it also helps them get more info about what ghosts really are and that is why I recommend this book.👍🏻💕
Truly Spooky
Awesome but small, the author packs a punch with quality writing in this spooky but very real, well documented tome about 3 hauntings. I greatly enjoyed this tiny but tantalizing book.
Barely a book.
A couple of paragraphs of nothing in particular.
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