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Tales of paranormal activity haunt on
BY JOHN A. WILLIAMS    Comments 0
Published: October 31, 2009

EDMOND — Ghosts stories are a staple of any child’s sleepover or campout, and Edmond has its legends of haunted houses and ghost sightings.

 
For years, there have been stories of specters roaming the halls of Central Middle School.

Originally built as Edmond High School in 1956, the school was built on Section 36, land that was set aside as Edmond’s School Land.

Edmond historian and author Stan Hoig said some of Edmond’s earliest pioneers who died in the late 1800s were buried, a few in unmarked graves, in Section 36.

Elizabeth Massengale, with Paranormal Phenomenon Investigation, headquartered in Moore, said there have been claims of a lady in old clothing haunting the halls of the school late at night. "Music will turn on for no reason,” she said.

Some stories include sightings of a male spirit walking the halls.

More recently, there have been tales of paranormal activity on the second floor of Edmond Regional Medical Center.

"A nurse is seen, and people have talked to her, and then she’s gone,” Massengale said.

                                                

Eerie activity in Moore draws notice from paranormal group
BY CHRIS SCHUTZ    Comments 6
Published: October 31, 2009

MOORE — "Activity” is the word Kay Davis uses to describe mysterious sights, sounds and sensations.
And just because today is Halloween doesn’t mean that there will be any more or less of it than usual, she said. "It’s an everyday thing.”

Davis and her mother, Liz Massengale, are two of the eight members of the Moore group Paranormal Phenomena Investigations.

The members each chip in toward expenses of investigating cases. There is no charge to the clients. "I can’t see doing that,” Massengale said.

People who call or e-mail them for help sometimes are just looking for proof they’re not crazy, Massengale said. Some people ask "if you can contact them (the spirits) and if you can get rid of them.”

Most contacts for help are through their Web site, www.Ghosts4.com.

The group, which does about one investigation a month, uses a variety of devices to investigate paranormal activity, Massengale said.

Their arsenal includes an electromagnetic field detector, temperature gauge, motion detector, video camera with infrared capability and a digital recorder.

They don’t try to communicate with spirits through things like Ouija boards, Davis said. "The spirit itself decides what you’re going to get.”

After an investigation, the group makes a report to the client on their findings, Massengale said. Sometimes the investigations are inconclusive, she said.

Massengale got interested in the investigations to gain proof of "the true existence of an afterlife.”

Davis, a history buff, likes to use newspaper archives to research homes where there are unexplained things going on. "I believe history can explain a haunting,” she said.

"Activity” is nothing to be scared of, said Davis, who has noticed it around her for years. "You can live with the activity.”

PPI Paranormal, Of Moore Oklahoma.

 

We will be doing a basic presentation out at the  Oklahoma City Metro Pagan Pride Day 2009. September 26th,2009

9:00 A.M. to sundown.

Abe Andrews Park, Norman, Okla.

For more information, visit http://www.okc-ppd.com