Connecticut, (GhostHound.com) October 27, 2009 – The recent blockbuster movie; “A Haunting In Connecticut,” and “Paranormal Activity,” along with popular T.V. shows like “Ghost Hunters” and “Paranormal State,” have brought new life to the dead – sparking the interest of Connecticut residents to examine their own back yards in search of spirit activity. Skeptics and believers alike are exploring stories of paranormal, and examining sites throughout the state in search of evidence that will prove or disprove ghost stories and infamous folklore.

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It’s October!  Quite possibly my favorite month.  Except for all of the months in summer, and any month that includes a vacation.  Otherwise, it’s definitely my favorite month.  Unfortunately, no Salem this year.  My fiance and I are saving for our wedding, but we hope to be back in full swing next year.  It’s all good in the hood though.  We kicked off October with a small party for friends and family, put up our decorations, and watched some great horror movies.

Now, I do hope to get some investigations in this month, so stay tuned.  And, if you’re in the Northeast, be sure to check out Wallingford, CT’s Trail of Terror, Lake Compounce of Bristol, CT Haunted Graveyard or Philadelphia’s Eastern State Penitentiary Terror Behind the Walls.  Even if you have to drive a little bit, they’re all very much worth the time.

I had the pleasure of meeting Dan Aykroyd this past weekend at a signing event for his Crystal Head Vodka and Wines.  He was a little late to the event, but gracious enough to stay long and make sure everyone’s bottles were signed.  The Crystal Head Vodka bottle is clear and replicates a human skull.  I knew about Dan’s interest in the paranormal from Psi Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal, but I didn’t realize that so much thought went into his Crystal Head Skull brand.  Check it out:

http://www.crystalheadvodka.com/index.html

It’s pretty cool.

This experiment seems anything but scientific.  If I’m to read this correctly, 7,000 random people were selected to take place in an experiment to validate a premise: That remote viewing is B.S.  It very well might be, but I have no idea.  And guess what? After asking 7,000 nobodies to guess where I am, I would still have no idea.  And what of the people that guess correctly?  Are they psychic?  Of the 7,000, 38% believe in remote viewing, while 16% believe they have the actual ability.  In one instance, 15% guessed correctly, pretty close to the percentage of people that believe they are remote viewers.

Maybe my experiement will be more conclusive.  Out of 2 people that read this blog, where am I right now?