Saturday June 27, 2015
Thomas Freese, returning
Tonight we had returning guest author and storyteller Thomas L. Freese; for his fourth time.
Henry mentioned we'd be focusing on his Haunted Battlefields of the South book, much of which was Kentucky based. He added that in this, as well as other books, he has some spirit photos. Henry had Thomas speak about hauntings of Perryville, with intelligent ghostly interactions, not simply residual hauntings.
He mentioned an aspect called Battle Fog in which actual sounds from the original battles come through.
Thomas spoke about Squire Bottom's House, where sighted ghosts are thought to be Very Authentic looking recreationists.
Ceiling Cat Barbara Duncan brought us back from the first break, announcing our having listeners in the US, the UK, Australia, Canada, the Netherlands and Unknown.
Thomas discussed the area known as Parson's Battery and Andersonville Prison area activity. He also spoke about Shakertown experiences during the war between the states, what with his Shaker Ghost Stories from Pleasant Hill, Kentucky book.
CC asked Thomas about the Ghost Mist about which Thomas indicated, where ghostly experiences are accentuated. Henry had him speak about the "hornet's nest." When he tried to have Thomas talk about Fort Pillow, Thomas veered to stories about the horrific murder of Gilbert Spencer, and the dreadful conditions of Andersonville Prison.
He spoke briefly about Colonel Roger Hanson, and his being invited to speak with Jerry Bruckheimer's writers at a retreat.
Thomas suggested if Henry wanted to check out Perryville, he could stay at the rather haunted Homestead Inn B&B.
Thomas provided his website, and as he collects stories, if anyone wanted to contact him, he gave out his email address, as well as his facebook page.
Henry reminded that next week, being Independence Day, we would have a previous show replayed.
I gave out my my Paranormal View hub page on my website, indicating people from there can find the show's respective report pages, that we're very findable on Facebook, the official Paranormal View page page, and that I can be Followed on Twitter; Kat indicated the show's presence on Twitter; her jinxedcomic.com site, and her jinxedcomic Facebook and jinxedcomic Twitter presences.