Paranormal Underground Radio: Peter James Haviland - Lone Star Spirits Paranormal Investigations
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Who is Peter James Haviland and what is Lone Star Spirits Paranormal Investigations?
It's time to explore the unexplained. To delve into the mysteries of our world and the realms beyond.
To seek out the answers to phenomena that defy conventional explanation. Welcome to Paranormal Underground
Radio in the Dark with Karen Frazier and Chuck McGee. We're that generation.
Well, hello, everyone. Welcome to Paranormal Underground Radio In The Dark with your host, Karen Frazier, and me, Chuckie G. Good evening, Miss Karen.
Hello. I noticed that you did. You almost did the Monty Python. Hello,
everyone. Cheers. Cheers.
Yeah, I know. I'm going to be all weird tonight, folks. I was doing, like, voices earlier. So if I
slip
into Popeye or Scooby-Doo, just roll with it, okay?
And then you start speaking in tongues. I'll sprinkle my computer screen with holy water.
Yeah, I'd be like, what's Chuck E. Cheese there? I don't know. I think I know. Like, what the hell is that guy talking about? So tonight our guest is a Mr. Peter James Haviland. Amongst other things, he is the lead investigator and president of Lone Star Spirits Paranormal Investigations, or you can know them as LSSPI. He's also an advanced certified clinical hypnotherapist. We're going to pick his brain tonight, folks. We're going to pick it about everything paranormal.
We're going to do some paranormal picking.
Paranormal picking, folks. Yeah, it's going to be fun. Of course, I have post-it notes all over the place because I was reading up on them and checked out the website. There's a really cool picture I got to ask them about, too. Yeah, I'm excited about it. Karen, how are things with you these days? Are they a little spinny?
Well, you know, I've always been a little bit dizzy, but now I'm actually physically dizzy as
well. Well, I hope it's getting better.
Well, as long as I don't make any sudden moves with my head. You know, it's a self-limiting thing. It'll go away eventually. So I'm doing something, some kind of maneuver, the Epley maneuver or something for it. And, yeah, you know, I'll live. So, hey, guess what we did. Go ahead.
No, no, go ahead. I was
going to say, guess what we did Sunday.
What did you do Sunday?
Well, we decided on Saturday to do it. So Sunday was the 105-year anniversary of the Wellington Avalanche, and there's not very much snow up there this year, so we went.
I saw some pictures. Yeah. This is my 150th year anniversary with Jim. I'd be like, what? How
old are you?
Yeah, that's right. No, I saw pictures. You guys were there and stuff. So any activity or anything
while you were there? Yeah, we had a few things. One of the things that happens up there is you go to take a picture and it takes the picture for you. Really? Yeah, and that happens a lot, and it never happens anywhere else with my cameras or my cell phone. And it's happened to other people too, not just me, so I'm not making this up. But what was really interesting is it happened to me three times, and I was using my cell phone. And you know how if you hold your cell phone sideways, it orients sideways. If you hold your cell phone up and down, it orients that way. So the three pictures that it took, it wouldn't orient them right in the frame. So, like, it would orient it sideways, so I would have to turn my head sideways to look at the picture.
But it was only those three pictures.
Did anything like appear? Wow, that's really
good. No, we didn't really see anything. Melissa had somebody touch her butt, and that's kind of actually fairly common. She's a cute little 23-year-old,
and
they like the cute girls up there. And Andy, who was with us, had a really interesting reaction. And he's a pretty cheerful, happy guy, and we stepped in the snowshed. And he was in tears. And the entire time we were in the snow shed, he was fighting tears and just felt this overwhelming sadness. And as soon as we stepped out the other end, it was gone. He was like a different person.
Wow. I wish a ghost had touched my butt. I never get my butt touched ever. I don't know why, but it never happens, you know? Yeah. I get poked in the back and stuff like that, but, you know, never, you know.
Now, I know a guy who swears he was punched in the nuts by a ghost.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Who is Peter James Haviland and what is Lone Star Spirits Paranormal Investigations?
0:00–13:24
2
How does Peter define PK phenomena and its link to hauntings?
13:24–22:56
3
What criteria should new investigators use to evaluate EVPs?
22:56–36:56
4
How does the team approach residential investigations versus commercial sites?
36:56–57:45
5
Why are orbs considered controversial in paranormal photography?
57:45–1:17:33
6
What are some notable poltergeist cases and how are “living ghosts” identified?
1:17:33–1:34:17
7
Can PK phenomena explain doppelganger sightings and ghost imprints?
1:34:17–1:45:57
8
Where can listeners find more information about Peter James Haviland and LSSPI?
1:45:57–1:55:15
Speakers
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