hi, my name is rick piecki & live in canada,ont. this year for my 50 th birthday i went to west palm beach fl. a wish come through for me & my girlfriend.winter is long here & we wanted to ride & feel the wind in our faces. a true passion of ours.
 anyway,my girlfriend & our friends took me out for my birthday at the city center complex,that was january 21. it was a nice evening, nothing out of the ordinary as far as weather it was just great especially thinking of those back home freezing.  
  so here we are standing next to the restaurant we were going to,we stopped to admire a horse & carriage parked along the roadway,on rosemary ave to be exact.i could tell the driver was having issues with the horse! as he was trying to calm him from jolting away. he was standing next to him holding the bridal & the horse was obviously spooked. no cat no dog nothing apparent for him to act the way he did. my friend asked him if he was used to the city & his reply was a simple yes.

at the same time i started to take pictures of the horse.taking 3 so that i was sure i had at least 1 good 1,since the lighting was poor.we entered the restaurant & sat outside on the patio.as i always do with my camera,i played back my recent photos is'nt digital a great tool! the next thing was totaly freaky. a sudden rush tingled through my body i was in total disbelief. i am not a ghost hunter nor have i ever imagined anything of the sort. i showed the picture & we were all stunned by what was revealed in only the first picture i had taken of the horse.  

no one in our party had an explanation, we assumed smoke but there was none ! it truly looked like a ghost. so much for me being the center of attention due to my birthday. the night revolved around this apparition in my camera. why! who! how come??? all we got from the waiter is that the restaurant was an old church. by the way afterwards the horse was fine never did he react not even to passing cars.
so as we got back home, i suppose you could say i'm on a mission!! i did find out the old church was the first united methodist church. i suppose there is no way of ever finding out why i was the 1 holding the camera & to light the way for this ecto form to be exposed i laid awake wondering if it knows me or maybe chose me. i guess i'll have to wait until my own calling happens. as time goes by i was informed that it is truly an ecto & what even makes it more credible "this was pointed out to me"there is also an orb accompanying him. it's like he was helping him to be exposed so that we can save him from a lost destiny. does any of this make sense to you? explain. i'm sure with your connaissance & studies on the subject you can either acknowledge, or share your theory. hope you reply! thank you rick piecki

This strange photo was taken in a home in Oxford Ohio. I was testing my camera after a very strange ghost hunt at Ghost Road. For some reason my camera would not work at the location but when I got home this was the first photo I took and to my surprise I got something anomalous. Sent to us by Brad Garrison

Stagecoach Road Marshall, Texas Ghost Photos

Is this photo taken by Randy Briers that of real ghosts that haunt Stagecoach road are they justa acase of Pareidolia. See enlarged image below. Pronounced /pærɪˈdoʊliə/ - is a psychological phenomenon involving a vague and random stimulus (often an image or sound) being perceived as significant. Common examples include seeing images of animals or faces in clouds, the man in the moon, and hearing hidden messages on records played in reverse. The word comes from the Greek para- ("beside", "with", or "alongside"—meaning, in this context, something faulty or wrong (as in paraphasia, disordered speech)) and eidolon ("image"; the diminutive of eidos ("image", "form", "shape")). Pareidolia is a type of apophenia.

Briers in the enlagement above, believes he has captured a real photo of the Lallorna. A female crying ghost in his Stagecoach Road ghost photo.

The very strange lights of Stagecoach Road are thought to be similar to the famous Marfa Lights. The only difference is these balls of lights will hover around you in the dark and this is said to happen more so in the month of August. There are two distinctive types of lights the white and blue associates with the Lallorna or the lady in white and the red ones associates with the Goatman.

Stagecoach Road Ghost Lights Photo from Tamilia Easter Jackson

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Troy Taylor

Author of 49 books about history, hauntings and the unexplained in America for Whitechapel Press and Barnes & Noble Press respectively. He is the founder and president of the “American Ghost Society”, a national network of ghost hunters that collects stories of ghost sightings and haunted houses and uses investigative techniques to track down evidence of the supernatural.

Taylor was born on September 24, 1966 in Decatur, Illinois, a Midwestern city that is steeped in legend and lore. Even the hospital in which he was born is allegedly haunted by a phantom nun! He grew up fascinated with “things that go bump in the night”, as well as the writings of haunted travel writer Richard Winer and legendary ghost hunter, Harry Price. In school, Taylor was well-known for his interest in the paranormal and often took friends on informal ghost tours of haunted places all over downstate Illinois. He would later turn this interest into his full-time career.

In 1989, Taylor started working in a bookstore and a few years later, he wrote his first book on ghosts. It was called Haunted Decatur and delved into the ghosts and hauntings of the city where he grew up. He also created a tour that took guests to places that he had written about in the book. The book became an immediate success and its popularity, along with his previous experiences with ghost hunting, established Taylor as an authority on the supernatural. The book and tour led to media and public appearances and numerous requests to investigate ghostly phenomena.

In 1996, Taylor organized a group of ghost enthusiasts into an investigation team and the American Ghost Society was launched, gained over 600 members in the years that followed. The organization continues today as one of America’s largest and most honored research groups.

In 1998, Taylor moved his operations, which now included the American Ghost Society, a history and hauntings bookstore and a publishing company called Whitechapel Press, to Alton, Illinois, near St. Louis. In Alton, Taylor started his second tour company, Alton Hauntings, which took guests to local haunted places in the small Mississippi River town. He would go on to put the place on the map as “one of the most haunted small towns in America.”

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