My own true encounter with an unknown shadow being that nearly ended all interest in the paranormal.

We’ll be visiting one of the last “Ghost Wineries” in the valley, starting with it’s early days and bringin it up to current history.. and it’s rebirth. The term Ghost Winery, has little to do with ghosts, and is probably more closely related to the term ghost town.. some of which are said to be haunted… some are not. You can decide for yourself in this case.

It was the 119th anniversary of the Bostian Bridge accident, near Statesville, North Carolina. Nearly a dozen amateur ghost hunters gathered on the railroad tracks to see if they could hear history repeat itself. They had no idea they were about to add to the great tragedy’s history.

Two laborers drove their cart along a peaceful road in Monterey. It was a warm July evening and their only thoughts after a hard day’s work were getting home, having a little supper and hitting the sack. The men had made this trek many times over the past year and were feeling relaxed and safe traveling this particular route. They were somewhere between the La Virginia and La Carlota haciendas when they had their horrifying experience.

This is a strange tale that occurred about two years after the Great San Francisco Earthquake. In fact, it occurred on New Year’s Eve, 1909. Unlike most spooky tales, this one happened in broad daylight. The spirit or spirits involved were not the least bit shy either. I’ll be retelling this true story adapted from an article printed in the San Francisco Call on January 4, 1910.

This is the 8th Episode of True Ghost stories and the topic is Alcatraz Prison. We will be covering its ghosts, history and some little known facts about this San Francisco icon.

This is the second part to episode 6 where we discuss ghosts in hotels. In episode 7 we will visit the Monterey Hotel and possibly meet the ghost named Fred. Then we will relate the true tale of how a non-believer was immediately transformed into a believer. But, will the facts in either of these cases support the tales?

We visit two reportedly haunted hotels, one in Northern California and the other in Dayton Washington. Hear what sounds like a voice from the otherside joining in a conversation and then discuss possible causes for these encounters. It's Okay.. your safe here... Outside the Veil. See photos, video and maps of the locations in this podcast at: http://www.outsidetheveil.com/old-hotels.html

Your host's own experiences while investigating an 1890's Boy's reformatory, in California.

This Episode includes two spooky tales. The first one is titled "The Skinwalker" The second story is titled "Road Spirit". The stories are both true... as told to me by real people.

This story was published in The Sacramento Daily Union in 1883 and features the tale of J. L. Polhemus, a well-respected citizen of Sacramento, and how he and he family were forced to move from their home, by a poltergeist. For more cool paranormalstuff, go to http://outsidethevel.com

Three Stewardesses and a Ghost Episode two recounts the true story of three young women living in a house seeming haunted by it’s previous and judgmental tenant.

Paranormal Researcher, Dave Mace, shares true ghost stories and discusses the different ways we can explain them. A mix of Talk radio and Old Time “Theater of the Mind”, Dave shares spooky and unusual tales that people have shared with him.