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Am I the only one?
August 16, 2010
6:59 pm PDT
milomilford
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I have never been on an investigation either. I am content at this point to read about and watch others investigating. I would be too worried about falling thru an old, rotten floor or having a run in with a homeless person in the middle of the night. The idea of something following me home is enough to keep me on the sidelines!

August 16, 2010
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Gene Melvin
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I've never been on an investigation. I just don't have the time with a full time job, a kid running around, and another one on the way. Not that I wouldn't enjoy doing one sometime in the future, but it's just not feasible right now.

DItto.

I did a "tour" at Fort Delaware, but do not consider that a true investigation…I contact the team in my state, but never got a response….I think they are not too organized…I have a funny feeling though that they are certain kool aid drinkers, not that this is wrong, but not for me….

September 13, 2010
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I have never been on an investigation. I think it would be fabulous to go on one!!! Perhaps someday…..

September 13, 2010
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I have never been on an investigation. I think it would be fabulous to go on one!!! Perhaps someday…..

My wife and I discovered our land was haunted, and began taking photos. We were so thrilled with them, we bought a digital recorder. A few years later, we've been in several groups, and now have enough equipment for most any investigation. You don't have to have a lot to begin with, just learn about protection, and start going places. Sometimes the simpler the equipment, makes for better investigations. If you have a lot of equipment, that's where your concentration is. Making sure everything is set up and working correctly. Anyone can do an investigation with a camera, recorder, thermometer, and an emf meter. The most important thing, is to have fun !

September 24, 2010
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Georgia L Lewis
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I've never been on an investigation. There's a TAPS affiliate here (and the only investigation team) but they never need anyone and they want you to have experience with equipment. There's no 'hooking up' with anyone, either. So, you're not alone.

Georgia

It's not that I dont want to go on one, I'd love to very much, but it's not been that easy to find a way…for me at least.

I've looked into groups in my area. I've found special events that you pay to attend, but I'm not really sure that's

what I want to do. As for groups in my area, you cant just "hook up with one". I assume because of the explosion

in paranormal popularity they have long waiting lists of people wanting to go out with them.

So, I often wonder if I'm the only person here that HASNT ever been on an investigation /unsure.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':P' />

September 24, 2010
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I have never done any official ghost hunting because I have enough experiences in my life without going looking for them. As for evidence, it's one thing to know something is there and another thing all together to see it, especially in your own house. That just makes it all to real and creepy.

That being said Baleroy Mansion in Chestnut Hill, PA has always fascinated me. I probably wouldn't be able to resist a chance to join an investigation there since those ghosts seem to be pretty much tied to the house. No prisons or mental hospitals, though. Who wants to risk a ghost from one of those places following you home? And battlefields are just too heart breaking. I used to tour Civil War battlefields with my dad and it would depress me for weeks.

September 24, 2010
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No prisons or mental hospitals, though. Who wants to risk a ghost from one of those places following you home?

Couldn't agree with you more on that one! My biggest fear ever about "ghost hunting" was that happening. And of course my first ghost hunt quickly became my last because that's exactly what happened. Hands down one of the most frightening experiences ever to happen to me.

September 25, 2010
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Couldn't agree with you more on that one! My biggest fear ever about "ghost hunting" was that happening. And of course my first ghost hunt quickly became my last because that's exactly what happened. Hands down one of the most frightening experiences ever to happen to me.

What happened, if you don't mind my asking?

I never go into bad places because I have this mental image of bringing some unhappy spirit home with me – I know from personal experience that ghosts can travel for at least short periods of time. Some people say that you can forbid spirits to follow you, but I can't believe that someone who is haunting a prison, for example, would pay any more attention to rules when they are dead than they did when they were living. And a psychotic ghost? Just what every house needs.

September 25, 2010
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What happened, if you don't mind my asking?

I never go into bad places because I have this mental image of bringing some unhappy spirit home with me – I know from personal experience that ghosts can travel for at least short periods of time. Some people say that you can forbid spirits to follow you, but I can't believe that someone who is haunting a prison, for example, would pay any more attention to rules when they are dead than they did when they were living. And a psychotic ghost? Just what every house needs.

Well, my experience luckily wasn't of the 'psychotic', but it was crazy and creepy nonetheless. I'm thinking I'm going to post it as a new topic. I'm pretty sure I've shared it one other time to some extent, but I think it was on the ghost hunters forum a while ago.

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