Paranormal-Geist (non-active)

[No it’s not to many at all, thank you for sending them in Miss/Mister Anon!]

6: Best Horror Movie: I really like the “Exorcist” , “Rosemary’s baby” or “The Shinning”, but “Låt den rätte komma in” or “Let the right one in”, is also one of my favorites!

7: Worst Horror Movie: Some people might freak out on me for this but I REALLY don’t like ‘Paranormal Activity’ movies at all, or any of the sequels…

12: Are you dressing up this year?:  I was, but now I think I’m just going to wear “normal clothes” and do really cool face makeup :-)

23: Scariest Mythical Creature: I enjoy studying Mythology a lot, so honestly it’s really hard to answer! But I suppose since it has to be scary, Wendigo’s are really freaky to me.

34: Best Slasher Film: Classic 1980′s slasher films are always cool to me. ‘Halloween’ or ‘Nightmare on elm street’ are cool!

[For starters, Happy Halloween to you too! 👻]

16: Favorite horror games: Amnesia and Outlast are tied

17: Favorite Horror Shows: I have to many! so these are my top 6: The X-files, Penny Dreadful, American Horror Story, Twin Peaks, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, & Stranger Things!  

28: Do you watch Ghost Hunter Shows?: I literally watch EVERY ghost show, it’s ridiculous

5 Haunted Churches & Cathedrals +Abandoned Church in the United Kingdom! __________________________________________________

1) NORWICH CATHEDRAL: Located in Norwich, England, the Norwich Cathedral was first built in 1096, 30 years after the pivotal Battle of Hastings. The formerly Catholic (now Anglican) cathedral is well-known as a beautiful example of Anglo-Saxon architecture. Ironically, in order to build the cathedral, Norman architects destroyed several Saxon buildings (later found to be places of worship) in order to lay the cathedral’s foundations. Contemporary visitors to the cathedral may not know its history, but they almost certainly know about its ghosts. Specifically, tourist Kerry Launders snapped a photo in 2015 that may or may not show the spectral figure of a medieval bishop. The photo was widely covered in both British and US tabloids. Launders believes that she managed to capture the apparition of one of the cathedral’s many eternal residents. Though he’s by far the most famous sighting of paranormal activity at the cathedral, the bishop is not the only spooky figure haunting the cathedral. Its believed that the ghosts of executed Lollards, many of whom were burned at the stake due to their heterodox religious beliefs, patrol the cathedral grounds because the chalk pits that they once used became part of the cathedral itself. -ListVerse, Benjamin Welton

Five of some of the Most Haunted Schools in the USA:

(1) Pocatello High School: Located in Pocatello, Idaho, This school has been in operation since 1892. Before plastic skeletons became the norm in science classrooms, real donated skeletons were used to teach children. After the switch to plastic, some teachers found the real bones of the stored real skeletons in odd places. The person the bones once belonged to is thought to be responsible. People hear the sounds of a piano playing in the auditorium at night. Alarms inexplicably go off, and a suicide pack went wrong where only one girl succeeded. The locker in which she died was taken out because it scared students, and faculty claim to smell the perfume the girl once wore before her passing.

(2) EL Paso High School: The oldest operating High School in El Paso, Texas is bound to have some haunted history... The Football field is thought to be haunted by a player who tragically had their neck broken in a game. On the forth floor a young cheerleader is thought to have committed suicide after her boyfriend dumped her before prom. Some of the unexplained phenomenon on that floor includes: A apparition of a girl jumping off the balcony, mists in the hallways, gooey substances dripping from the walls, the sound of crying, and much more. In what might be the most famous incident, a class photo taken in the 1980′s shows a blurred young girl standing in the crowd. What makes this unusual is the fact no one can or has identified the girl. Could this be the heartbroken girl?

(3) Matthew Whaley Elementary School: Is located in historic Williamsburg, VA. The school originates From Mrs. Mary Whaley. After giving birth to her only son in the 1600′s. Mary taught her son Matthew and other children in her back yard, as a grammar teacher. Sadly Matthew died at only nine from unknown reasons. With no other children Mrs. Whaley opened a free school for poor children in his owner. This school became known as Mattey’s School. Mary, after losing her husband, went back to England and left the school to the church. With lots of history and buildings being built and torn down on the property, currently a large brick building resides. Little Matthews ghost has been seen around the governor’s town as the location the building is now is not where he was buried. The ghost of two young African American boys have been seen playing on the actual grounds. They are thought to be the ghosts of boys killed during lynching attacks. Though some claim slaves and Matthew are the ones haunting the building...

(4) Bristol Tennessee High School: The school is thought to be haunted by “Agnes”. Different stories claim Agnes died in a train accident on way or from her was to school. She now is said to be seen as a full body apparition, her footsteps can be heard down hallways, and her presence is felt by janitors. Another ghost that haunts Bristol high School is also connected to Agnes, but  well, it’s not really a ghost but a Train!? At night people claim to feel vibrations and hear the piercing screams and train horn in the Auditorium, even as far as seeing a train go through the building. 

(5) Epsom red schoolhouse or “the little red schoolhouse”: (!DISCLAIMER!This is now an inoperative school in New Hampshire, so please DO NOT break into the building as it is owned and operated by a caretaker. So PLEASE be respectful!) Now on to the haunted history. Not a lot of information can be found about the school in general. but an urban legend surrounding the school is the tale of an abusive crazed teacher who killed the students before they could tell of the abuse, and buried them on or around the property. orbs showing up in pictures, children's voices, and being touched are some of the most prominent ghostly experiences at the school.

This is the 29th installment of “Paranormal Around the World” series; Expect Legends, Weird History, Paranormal, and More about the Country: South Africa ===================================

Folktales/Myths & Legends:

http://www.sacred-texts.com/afr/saft/  (SOUTH-AFRICAN FOLK-TALES)

http://bardsandtales.blogspot.com/p/south-african-myths-and-legends.html  (South African Myths and Legends)

http://www.funkymunky.co.za/sa_legends.html (+ More South African Myths and Legends)

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Haunted Places & Ghost Stories:

http://www.yourghoststories.com/ghost-stories-countries.php?country=ZA&page=1  (Your Ghost Stories: South Africa: 360 stories so far)

http://www.caffeineandfairydust.com/10-of-my-favourite-haunted-places-in-south-africa/  (10 Of My Favourite Haunted Places In South Africa)

http://news-events.sleeping-out.co.za/8-haunted-places-south-africa/  (8 of the spookiest places in South Africa)

http://www.getaway.co.za/travel-ideas/places-to-stay/south-africas-haunted-hotels/  (7 of South Africa’s best haunted hotels)

https://www.travelground.com/blog/11-south-african-ghosts-legends/  (11 South African Ghosts and Legends)

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Weird/unusual Places to Travel to in South Africa/Atlas Obscura:

http://www.atlasobscura.com/things-to-do/south-africa (Atlas Obscura: South Africa)

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A Couple of Episodes of “Paranormal Shows” that feature South Africa: Destination Truth: "Mamlambo & Tokeloshe"/ Ghost Hunters International: Hauntings of South Africa (Note: these shows are in English)

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This is the 28th installment of “Paranormal Around the World” series; Expect Legends, Weird History, Paranormal, and More about the Country/Countries!: Ghana, Nigeria, Cameroon, Togo, & Benin!   ===================================

Introduction to the Countries/Mythology/Folklore!:

http://www.everyculture.com/wc/Germany-to-Jamaica/Ghanaians.html  (Ghana)

http://www.everyculture.com/wc/Mauritania-to-Nigeria/Nigerians.html  (Nigeria)

http://www.everyculture.com/wc/Brazil-to-Congo-Republic-of/Cameroonians.html  (Cameroon)

http://www.everyculture.com/wc/Afghanistan-to-Bosnia-Herzegovina/Beninese.html  (Benin)

http://www.everyculture.com/To-Z/Togo.html  (Togo)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akan_religion  (Akan Religion/ -Ghana)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odinani (Odinani/Igbo -Nigeria)

http://www.worldoftales.com/Nigerian_folktales.html  (Folk Stories from Southern Nigeria) 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoruba_religion  (Yoruba -Nigeria & Benin)

Ghana & Nigerian Ghost Stories! +BONUS GHANA COFFIN!:

https://mindofmalaka.com/2010/10/27/ghana-ghost-stories/  (Ghana Ghost Stories)

http://www.yourghoststories.com/ghost-stories-countries.php?country=NG&page=1  (4 Nigerian Ghost Stories) 

http://ghanacoffin.com/histoire/e_sommaire.htm  (Ghana Coffins!)

Atlas Obscura: Your Guide to hidden and Strange but cool places in the countries!: 

http://www.atlasobscura.com/things-to-do/ghana  (Ghana)

http://www.atlasobscura.com/things-to-do/nigeria (Nigeria)

http://www.atlasobscura.com/things-to-do/cameroon (Cameroon)

http://www.atlasobscura.com/places/akodessewa-fetish-market  (Togo)

http://www.atlasobscura.com/places/gavie-benin  (Benin) 

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This is the 27th installment of “Paranormal Around the World” series; Expect Legends, Weird History, Paranormal, and More about the Country/Countries!: Bolivia, Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay, & Suriname! ===================================

Folklore/ Myths, Ancient Civilization, and Introduction to the Countries!: 

http://www.everyculture.com/wc/Afghanistan-to-Bosnia-Herzegovina/Bolivians.html  -Bolivia 

http://www.everyculture.com/wc/Costa-Rica-to-Georgia/Ecuadorans.html  -Ecuador 

http://guyanaoutpost.com/folklore.shtml -Guyana 

http://www.everyculture.com/wc/Norway-to-Russia/Paraguayans.html  -Paraguay 

http://www.everyculture.com/wc/Rwanda-to-Syria/Surinamese.html  -Suriname 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inca_Empire  -Inca Empire/ Bolivia & Ecuador 

Haunted Places & Ghost Stories that Come from the Countries: 

http://www.sandiespsychicstones.com/TVI/traveler/traveler_ecuador.html  -Haunted Places in Ecuador 

http://www.yourghoststories.com/ghost-stories-countries.php?country=EC&page=1  -5/ Your Ghost Stories from Ecuador 

http://www.yourghoststories.com/ghost-stories-countries.php?country=GY&page=1  -10/ Your Ghost Stories from Guyana 

http://www.yourghoststories.com/ghost-stories-countries.php?country=SR&page=1  -11/ Your Ghost Stories from Suriname 

Atlas Obscura: Your Guide to Weird and Fun Places in the Country!: 

Hidden Bolivia

Hidden Ecuador 

Hidden Paraguay 

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  5 STORIES OF HAUNTED LOCATIONS IN NORWAY!: ===================================

Akershus Fortress/Castle: Built around 1300, Akershus Fortress (aka Akershus Castle) is a medieval castle that served as a defensive stronghold for the city of Oslo. It has served as a prison during the late 18th-19th centuries, with many prisoners dying during their imprisonment. Nazi’s also occupied the castle during World War II, carrying out many executions on the site.

Akershus Castle is believed to be the most haunted place in Norway, with many ghosts to speak of. With its vast history it’s of little surprise. The most popular of all is the demon dog named Malcanisen that’s said to guard the gates to the castle. Legend says that anyone that is approached by Malcanisen is sentenced to a horrible death sometime in the following three months.

The ghost of a woman named Mantelgeisten is often seen within the castle, walking back towards her chamber. She appears from the darkness wearing a long robe, and has no facial features. -http://www.hauntedrooms.co.uk            -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Nidaros Cathedral: Trondheim is the third largest city in Norway. Within this city sits one of Europe’s oldest and largest stone churches. The Nidaros Cathedral or “Nidarosdomen” in Norwegian is a medieval cathedral built in 1070. It was restored in 1814. This beautiful church is the result of many craftsmen who spent their entire lives working on it. Norway’s most famous ghost haunts the Nidaros Cathedral. 

Several generations of Norwegians have seen the ghost of a bloody monk in this cathedral. Like most good ghost stories there are legends about this monk as well as a real haunting. Various witnesses over the years have seen this monk in the cathedral, in the smaller chapels and also outside near the cemetery. Yet other witnesses have seen this monk’s hands reach out and choke other people. It seems this is how he shows his displeasure with people he does not like. Some claim they have even conversed with this ghostly monk. 

Another ongoing phenomenon in this church is seen in one small basement room. This room is so low people cannot stand upright in it. Early in the cathedral’s history the basement was used as a tomb for prominent figures from Trondheim. Ever since people have spotted rose petals scattered across this small room’s floor. When recent witnesses have inquired about these petals they are told that they just appear. It seems once a week fresh petals appear and the wilted ones disappear. No one knows who does this. The entrance to this room is always kept barred and locked.   -seeksghosts.blogspot.com                                                                                  -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Lier Sykehus (Lier Mental Hospital): This hospital was built in 1926 and has a long history of lobotomies and electroshock therapy as well as many stories of mistreatment of patients. This site was partially abandoned in the mid-80’s  with Buildings A, D and E being emptied out. Patients were also used as guinea pigs byu the pharmaceutical industry and in some studies funded by the US Department of Defense. Although it is rarely admitted too - there were numerous deaths here. It is said from the 1940's to 70's most patients did not leave this institution alive. 

Apparitions of former patients and staff have been seen both on the grounds and in the buildings. Shadow figures have also been seen. The entire area is filled with a powerful feeling of sadness and despair that only increases upon entering the building.Other activity: cold spots, feelings of being watching, not being wanted and general unease, the phantom sounds of laughter, crying, disembodied voices, screams and footsteps, doors and windows opening and closing on their own, touches, pulls, pushes and tugs by invisible presences, electrical disturbances including malfunctioning equipment and batteries being drained, mysterious mists and light anomalies. -www.hauntednorthamerica.org                                                                  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 

Dalen Hotel: This old hotel in Telemark, is probably one of the most well known haunted hotels in Norway. They call themselves the ‘Fairytale Hotel’ but this story is anything but. In the 1800’s, a young English lady named miss Greenfield came here all alone. No one knew she was pregnant… When the maid came to clean the room after her, the door was locked and on the bed she found a dead infant. Miss Greenfield was arrested and executed, and to this day “The English Lady” is said to walk the corridors of the hotel, and the sounds of a crying baby is said to be heard from Room 17. Every night to this day, the hotel sets a table for Miss Greenfield and lights a candle for her. It’s said that the flame is never still, but always flickering. -thefairytaletraveler.com -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Union Øye: The elegant Hotel Union Øye was built in 1891, and has entertained many heads of state since then. In keeping with its Victorian appearance, there are no televisions in the rooms, and no Internet access. The nearby village is also a throwback to calmer days.A few years after the hotel opened, a maid fell in love with a German military man, a member of Kaiser Wilhelm II's entourage. The man asked his wife in Germany for a divorce, which she refused to grant. In despair, the man committed suicide. Upon learning of his death, the maid, Linda, drowned herself. It seems that the German officer rests in peace, but not Linda; she is heard in the Blue Room, sobbing inconsolably.The Blue Room is now so popular that reservations must be made at least a year in advance. A plate of onions or garlic is put outside the door of the room to coax Linda into making a visit. -hotelhaunted.blogspot.com ==============================================================

PARANORMAL-GEIST’S MASTERPOST OF CREEPY, WEIRD, & JUST PLAIN STRANGE WIKI PAGES!: ===================================

CRIMES: Unusual & Unsolved Deaths, Serial killers, Assassins, & More!: 

List of unusual deaths

List of people who disappeared mysteriously

List of unsolved deaths

List of serial killers by number of victims

List of unsolved murders in the United Kingdom

List of unidentified murder victims in the United States

List of assassinations

serial killers by country

List of serial killers before 1900

List of incidents of cannibalism

Incidents at Walt Disney World

Female murderers by nationality

PARANORMAL: Ghosts, Haunted Places, Urban Legends, Ufos, & More!:

List of ghosts

List of reportedly haunted locations in the United States

Reportedly haunted locations in the United Kingdom

List of reportedly haunted locations in Canada

List of reportedly haunted locations in the world

Category; Urban legends 

List of reported UFO sightings

List of legendary creatures by type

List of reported lake monsters

List of unexplained sounds

The Devil's Chair

Deathbed phenomena

Electronic voice phenomenon

Ouija

Weeping statue

Exorcism

Shadow person

HUMANS: Phobias, Hysterias, Torture Methods, Epidemics, & More!:

List of phobias

Mass hysteria

Category:Rare diseases

List of methods of torture

List of epidemics

Spontaneous human combustion

Human subject research

Sleep paralysis

DEATH: Post-mortem photography, Death Deities, Funeral laws, & More!:

Post-mortem photography

Death mask

Death (personification)

List of death deities

Danse Macabre

Plague doctor costume

Funeral Traditions 

Sedlec Ossuary

Premature burial

PETS: Ghost Animals, Deadly Bridges, & More!:

Overtoun Bridge

Animism

Oscar (therapy cat)

Black dog (ghost)

Familiar spirit

NATURE: Raining Animals, Blood Rain, Jelly, Ghost Lightning, & More!:

Kentucky meat shower

Rain of animals

Blood rain

Red rain in Kerala

Star jelly

Ball lightning

The Great Thunderstorm

FAMOUS UNSOLVED MURDERS & MYSTERIES: 

Axeman of New Orleans

Dyatlov Pass incident

Cleveland Torso Murderer

Death of Elisa Lam

Jack the Stripper

Zodiac Killer

Black Dahlia

Beaumont children disappearance

Sodder children disappearance

Jack the Ripper

Salish Sea human foot discoveries

Taman Shud Case

Villisca axe murders

D. B. Cooper

Original Night Stalker

Who put Bella in the Wych Elm?

Voynich manuscript

Undeciphered writing systems

Roanoke Colony

ILLUMINATI?!?: Secret Societies & Conspiracy Theories!: 

Category:Secret societies

List of conspiracy theories

Illuminati

CREEPY ENTERTAINMENT: 

List of horror films

Category:Horror fiction television series

List of horror video games

Category:Horror novels

=================================== I hope you enjoy, are kept busy, and even if you don’t    get creeped out hopefully you learned something  interesting… You never know what a good conversation starter could be! Thank you!