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Date Posted: 11:02:41 07/09/05 Sat
Author: John
Subject: Re: Welcome to the forums!
In reply to: Joe 's message, "Re: Welcome to the forums!" on 12:15:54 07/08/05 Fri

I would definitely love to see it Joe, along with any of your art if you'd like to share it, (anything creepy would be great!) I could definitely post the pic in the image area with a bit of a write up. I believe Charles Adams III covered that case as well at one point. Brilliant man he is...

Thanks for the kind words on the website as well! I wanted to get back out today to cover more of the Brodheadsville cemetery to see if I could pick up more EVP there, (the place definitely has activity), but I hear the thunder rumbling around out there right now. I might have to give it a miss until tomorrow. 8^( Either way, drop me a line either here or through the e-mail, "poconoparanormal@epix.net". I'd be glad to hear from you!

John

>Hi John, the website is great, I will post here often.
>Yes, that "rainboy" case was incredible. I remember
>when I first saw that on Unsolved Mysteries. It's also
>in that book, "Pocono Ghosts, Legends, and Lore". I'm
>surprised that incident didn't get more attention than
>it did. Back in 1994 I had a photographer take
>pictures of my paintings, (I'm an artist). He was
>involved in that case and supposedly took photos of
>all that weird stuff that went on in the house. I
>remember asking him about it, but he didn't really
>elaborate too much. I wish I could have seen those
>photos he took. I myself took a photo of that house
>that it happened in before it was knocked down. If
>you're interested I can send it to you. I mean, since
>it was a paranormal incident and Poconos related...
>Let me know...

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