Welcome @Deanna Ziegler

Welcome @Red Mantis

Its almost like you heard what I was up to today. I have been to and investigated The Lizzie Borden House a few times, Stayed at the Shanley Hotel in Napanock NY, a few times as well. Farnsworth I stayed at post Waverly trip and will be going back again later this year for a multi night stay. Every Hotel has its dirty secrets, no hotel is ever immune...even the Stanley. Some places have much more well documented or should I say disclosed information when it comes to the tragic stories. Setting aside the Stanley for the stone tape theory, many hotels could possibly hold onto the energies of the people because of how many that have passed through their halls. I think, that certain rooms could be more active or more renowned because the patrons who have been in there and those that have followed leaving their own imprint. Think about it this way upper floors will tend to have more sightings of spirits who met gravity face to uhhh face. Statistically speaking this is a reality. Does it play into the powers of suggestion, without a doubt. Prohibition Era Hotels have a more eccentric past to them for gambling, ladies of the night, and mysterious disappearances. This definitely leads investigators to these locations because, well, who wouldn't want to know where Jimmy Hoffa actually went. The have a certain anti hero vibe to them. As for investigating, the only real piece of equipment you can rely on without much fail is common sense. If you hear voices, odds are its a living person. Im sure we have all stayed at places and common complaints are the walls are too thin. I wont investigate alone, its a safety thing for me. Depending on location I may wander alone for a brief period of time.

@Cody Wangen smh

@Klowie Fields cant take him places can ya...smh

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