Past Investigations and Events:
November 5, 2007
Television Appearance: SPIRIT SPEAKS
PSR appeared on the local television show SPIRIT SPEAKS which is hosted by renowned local medium Rev. Jane. The show airs every Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 3PM on channels 2 and 19 on Time Warner Cable, Erie, PA. Information and copies of the show can be obtained by contacting Rev Jane through her website at www.spiritspeakserie.com.
October 31, 2007
LIVE Broadcast from
The Brewerie
at Union Station
with Reporter
David
Belmondo.
Members of PSR were interviewed during a mini investigation of the Brewerie on Halloween morning.
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October 31, 2007
LIVE Broadcast from The Brewerie at Union Station with Reporter David Belmondo.
Members of PSR were interviewed during a mini investigation of the Brewerie on Halloween morning. PSR was featured 3 different times during the 90 minute news cast.
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October 30, 2007
LIVE Broadcast from the Boston Store
with ROCKET 101.
6:00am - 9:00am on 10-30-2007.
PSR members were again featured during a live radio broadcast from The Boston Store Building in Erie, PA. ROCKET 101 morning hosts Mojo and Nat interviewed and investigated LIVE with the members of PSR! CLICK HERE TO SEE THE RESULTS OF THIS EVENT
October 19, 2007
PSR members were featured during 2 live segments of Fox News' "Fox-Talk".
Carrie Rodler and Pat Jones discussed the basics of hunting ghosts as well as some local haunted locations.
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October 11, 2007
ROCKET 101 - LIVE radio
broadcast from The Brewerie
at Union Station, Erie, PA
ROCKET 101 morning hosts Mojo and Nat broadcasted LIVE from the The Brewerie At Union Station.
PSR members
were interviewed and then later
escorted one of the the morning show hosts into the tunnels, deep below Union
Station. There, a live on-air mini investigation of the area was performed.
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THIS EVENT
September 27, 2007
The Brewerie At Union Station Erie, PA
Erie Pennsylvania's Train Station was a bustling place back in the day, when
travel by train was one of the only real modes of transportation in and out of
town. Today, Union Station is bustling for different reasons. It
houses a fine restaurant that serves up great food, locally hand-crafted ales,
and a great atmosphere that just so happens to include... Ghosts!
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THIS INVESTIGATION
September 22, 2007
The
Screaming Tunnel
Niagara Falls, Ontario
This short tunnel located northwest of Niagara Falls, Ontario just down a dirt path on Warner Road. It was originally built for railroad tracks, but those tracks were never laid due to the company going bankrupt after WWI. The legends vary, but they all indicate that a female died in this tunnel, in flames. Therefore, if you go into this tunnel today and light a match, it will immediately be extinguished, and the shrill scream of a girl will be heard. PSR's Carrie Rodler and a support member investigated this location to find some answers.
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April 14, 2007
The
Watson-Curtze Mansion - Erie, PA
The
Watson-Curtze Mansion is listed on the
National Register of Historic Places. It is located
on "Millionaires' Row" of the West Sixth Street Historic District in Erie, PA.
Two families occupied the Mansion before it became a museum. The H. F. Watson family beginning in 1891, and in 1923, Frederick Felix Curtze and his family moved into the mansion where they lived until 1941.
The Mansion housed the iron kettle in which General "Mad Anthony" Wayne's body was boiled to remove the flesh from his bones. This was so that his bones could be easily transported to Chester County, PA back in 1809.
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March 23rd, 2007
The
Old Brush Creek Cemetery
Located on Leger Road in Ardara, PA.
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THIS INVESTIGATION
January 12th, 2007
The Farmhouse was constructed in April of 1858 for Rush Battles, his mother Elizabeth, and his two sisters, Alcina and Lucina. At the time of its construction, Rush was a practicing lawyer and farmer. Today the house is currently interpreted as an 1863 farmhouse.
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September 30th, 2006
The
Charlotte
Elizabeth Battles Memorial Museum
Located in Girard, PA, this building is
one of three museums located on 130 acres of farm
and woodlands. The Battles Museums: 1858 Battles Farmhouse, 1861 Charlotte
Elizabeth Battles Memorial Museum, and 1893 Battles Bank.
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