Friday's guest for the entire show was Terri Hendry, a news anchor from KOLO-TV(1) in Reno. She shared details of her ghost investigations that she has conducted for the TV station, as well as reacted to callers' ghost and "Old Hag" stories.
Unknown voices found on Hendry's video footage were played on the air. A female voice said, "Hi Charles," followed by "Molly, who are they?" Hendry also discussed a spirit cleansing she attended at the Washoe Saloon in Virginia City. Psychics said that one malicious entity refused to leave. Curiously, after this event Hendry had a number of inexplicable events happen at her home, such as items seemingly being moved on their own. She began to wonder if the spirit haunting the bar, might have followed her home.
"You have to be open to it," Hendry said of the ghost experiences. People that are total disbelievers and don't show respect in these situations tend to shut off the possibility of the phenomena, she explained. For more details of her investigations, read this report(2) she wrote for KOLO's website.

1. http://www.kolotv.com
2. http://www.kolotv.com/home/headlines/606247.html

Ectoplasm in Virginia City Cemetery

My family lives in Reno, Nevada. My daughter had gone up to Virginia City to take pictures for a high school English project. She bought a disposable camera and proceeded to take photos about the town. The last place she visited was the old cemetery on the northern hill overlooking Virginia City. After doing some paper rubbings of various grave stones, she proceeded to take photos of some of the old gravesites. What you see in this picture (click on for larger) defies explanation! Did she unknowingly capture a ghostly picture of ectoplasm?

Take a closer look! This photo has not been manipulated. No one was smoking while the photo was being taken. This is actually the 20th picture on a roll of 24 exposures and none of the other photos displayed this strange phenomenon! You be the judge!

--Mark Easter
thenakedtruth@easterfilms.com

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