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Saturday December 16, 2017
Cat Gasche
Tonight's returning guest, her first time as a solo guest, was author and paranormal investigator
"Tabby" Cat Snider Gasch,
who also usually attendsthe Paranormal View's annual
Gettysburg
weekend.
Henry
spoke of the upcoming April event, at the
Ghost Exchange.
Cat spoke about the
SLS Unit.
tool that shows up the
"stick figures"
during investigations.
Henry asked Cat about Who Else he thought who might be attending the April event; Cat spoke about
Ghost PIT
After the first break, my computer froze up and
I
had to reboot.
While I was fighting to get back on,
Ceiling Cat Barbara Duncan
reported our having listeners tonight in Germany, the US, the UK, and unknown.
Finally getting back on, Henry was speaking of
Mr. G's Ice Cream;
Cat spoe of
Ghost Images of Gettysburg
which takes tin type photos of patrons as though it was during the war between the states.
She said they had an event
Scary Ghost Stories and Ghoulies
currently going on.
She spoke about the horror that was the
Gettysburg Children's Orphanage
the 1800s, where children literally had been tortured either to insanity or death.
Cat spoke about the issue, particularly for a Sensitive, "contamination" investigating Gettysburg when there are other live tourists in the area.
We spoke about how late one can be on the battlefields.
We agreed that our longtime friend
Craig Rupp
knows about closing times, and his perchance of being allowed to be out there later during the dark that most wouldn't, as the park rangers all know Craig...
Cat clarified that the entire borough of Gettysburg was The battlefield; it wasns't limited to fighting in fields, but also street to street, house by house.
Cat was also gracious enough to declare her admiration for my acting work and talent...!
CC asked where in Gettysburg Cat would love spending Christmas, she chose the
Fansworth House
with a haunated ladies bathroom, and a
right "next door," attached.
Sweeny tavern
Henry pointed out we'd be back in two weeks: 23 December would be a repeat due to the holiday weekend.
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