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human
I'll tell you about the one that was by far the most active location I've ever seen. It was Hickory Hall in Calabash, N.C.. Hickory Hall at one time was owned by a man named Samuel Frink who was a doctor fired for malpractice. He was also a slave owner, and decided to use his slaves for experimentation for his ideas. He would take them to the attic and chain them to a table he had up there that was slanted on the wall and cut them open and experiment on them. There are even funnels attached to the table for the blood, but there was so much of it that table is stained with it to this day. The walls by the staircase have scratches where they were trying to hold on to not be taken up there. Also, a woman in the 1930s was chopped up with an axe by her husband when he found out she had been unfaithful in one of the bathrooms and the axe marks are still on the floor. So me and my girlfriend go there and set up cameras and immediately the batteries start dying on all of them even though we had just bought them. All of our equipment did that. So we just decided to wing it without any equipment and just start asking questions. I shit you not man doors just started slamming on the second floor and we could hear what sounded like someone running. We keep asking questions and we could hear what sounded like whispers coming from the kitchen and the bathroom next to us (not the axe mark one). We wanted to badly to go to the attic but you can't even get to the second floor. All this continued off and on until we left, and as we were leaving we saw what looked like atleast 4 figures staring at us from a second floor window. For about a month afterwards things were happening in our own home. Thats one of the risks of paranormal investigations, you don't know if something will follow you home.
gpt
Really weird how ghosts seem to control electronics.
human
The same type of activity we experienced there, whispers, doors slamming, footsteps. Also an odor that we didn't smell at Hickory Hall.

Like the other guy said, they're drawing energy. 

Gold Rush towns are one of my favorite places to investigate man. They're always active. 

Look into Shamanism. In my experience Shamanistic rituals have always been the ones that gives the most results
gpt
>Gold Rush towns
Any cool stories from those? There's a legend about a mining town by the Owyhee Mountains somewhere. Early settlers claimed to have spotted lights moving up and down the mountains. Reading about it kind of sparked my interest for more legends and spooky tales from areas like that.