Investigator Face to Face with 60 Year Old Ghost Inmate

[Holyhellcat]

Investigator Face to Face with 60 Year Old Ghost Inmate

The Mansfield Reformatory is located in the heart of Mansfield, Ohio and is rumored to be one of the scariest places on earth. In operation as a penitentiary for approximately 100 years and housed over 150,000 inmates and it is said over 200 men died here. ParaVizionz investigated this location and created a webisode of the dramatic events that happened while investigating.

The team, Lee Allen David Jones Patrick DeHart, Jim Wilson and others captured over 200 crystal clear EVP’s while on site. But the event that happened to Lee while he was in the Executive Administrative Basement was not only powerful but set precedence for him. Watching the video you will see where Lee leaves the group, says he meet a spirit named Steve and shared the story while filming. The inmate made a full apparition appearance to Lee. Later during the investigation an employee for the Ghost Hunts Tour was able to share with the team Steve’s file, inmate that showed himself. The inmate number and the picture were exactly as Lee described and witnessed.

ParaVizionz is a high level paranormal investigations and research team serving Ohio, Indiana and Northern Kentucky. Recaps of all their investigations can be found at paravizionz.com and the videos can be found on their you tube channel. Go on this moving investigation with the team:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQQIrYLnhuU&list=UUwRtxhiIxfe8s2hcz7979mw&index=6&feature=plcp

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[Graveyard Hound]

Thanks. I still get just a little rattled doing reenactmments and running into various types of "paranormal types" at different battllefields, as well as other "haunted sites" that I just love to go exploring, exploring without a cast of thousands screwing up the "atmosphere". Not just here but on various trips on vacations to GB. Now I could stay there and go chasing after "ghosts", 24/7, then you have the matter of a job and getting paid.

 

[Holyhellcat]

Who needs to eat? I can't wait to go hunt at our local battle ground!

 

[Graveyard Hound]

I'd like to her more about it, if you don't mind. Here or pm, either way is ok with me. Thanks bunches.

 

[Holyhellcat]

can't PM you... what did you want to know more about?

 

[spooky2]

videos not there

 

[frankblack]

there is not video

 

[Holyhellcat]

Yeah, I know, paravizionz broke up and the guy who did the videos took them all down. It sucks.

 

[Justinian]

Which battlefield are you going exploring at? Last summer I took my kids to Gettysburg and that was a blast. They wanted to do the latenight ghost tours and they were impressive. It's really not so much of a ghost tour as it is just following around a tour guide dressed in civil war era clothing while they tell you ghost stories. But we all really enjoyed it. Well except my 6 year old who fell asleep half way through, and started snoring in the basement of the Farnsworth house which insighted claims from behind me that this guy was hearing creepy ghost moans.. Only after laughing in tears did I tell him it was my baby sleeping. ...

But for those interested in that area of the country.. I frequent another website called GraveAddiction. The web owner has been doing it for years. She travels all over and just takes pictures and whatnot of these places. She doesn't really fancy herself a ghost hunter I don't think.. just more of an urban explorer with a little bit of a twisted side. Or at least that's how I'd describe her. But she has a lot of pictures of Mansfield.

 

[BlastTyrant]

My personal favorite site for finding haunts is Shadowlands ive gone there for YEARS for everything ghost hunting awesoem site, even foudn a few haunts to go to if i had better equipment and people interested in going with me.