Zone1 Ghost Hunting in Chicago Area

[Essence of Chicagoland Ar]

Interesting things in Chicagoland area. I know I came on this site talking about Chicago before but I never posted any of my videos. Here's one lame ass I posted yesterday. If you want inside into Chicagoland area people, then this link is tied to playlists where I have interviews.
Everyone might be more interested in seeing what Jimmy Kimmel said or what Donald Trump is having for lunch today. Either way I posted this lame ass video tied to Chicagoland area.

 

[Zebra]

Interesting things in Chicagoland area. I know I came on this site talking about Chicago before but I never posted any of my videos. Here's one lame ass I posted yesterday. If you want inside into Chicagoland area people, then this link is tied to playlists where I have interviews.
Everyone might be more interested in seeing what Jimmy Kimmel said or what Donald Trump is having for lunch today. Either way I posted this lame ass video tied to Chicagoland area.

i will have a look

 

[Essence of Chicagoland Ar]

i will have a look

I posted that yesterday. I know most of my conversations on here have nothing to do with ghosts. But me and a friend found this interesting cemetery that is supposed to be haunted and we went there. Is a place that many people visit in the Chicagoland area and other places. Ghost specialist come to the cemetery to talk to ghost and nobody has any kind of real evidence, so I wanted to make a video of that. If you are into hauntings and ghosts and stuff like that, you probably won't like my video because I use satire and comedy pointing towards those Ghost hunters who get a lot of publicity based on their theories and ghost stories that will never come to a conclusion besides wonder. Haha

 

[Meister]

Oh well, glad I didn't go beyond the 4 minuet mark.
Life is too short.

 

[Essence of Chicagoland Ar]

Oh well, glad I didn't go beyond the 4 minuet mark.
Life is too short.

There's a mark at 4 minutes?

 

[Votto]

Interesting things in Chicagoland area. I know I came on this site talking about Chicago before but I never posted any of my videos. Here's one lame ass I posted yesterday. If you want inside into Chicagoland area people, then this link is tied to playlists where I have interviews.
Everyone might be more interested in seeing what Jimmy Kimmel said or what Donald Trump is having for lunch today. Either way I posted this lame ass video tied to Chicagoland area.

You are telling me.

I got jumped by a roving gang of ghosts last time I visited Chicago

Luckily the bullets in their guns were ghost like as well.

 

[Essence of Chicagoland Ar]

You are telling me.

I got jumped by a roving gang of ghosts last time I visited Chicago

Luckily the bullets in their guns were ghost like as well.

If you believe in ghosts, then there must be billions walking the streets of Chicago right now. Some have guns, others will work for less than a living wage.

 

[Captain Caveman]

Ghosts depicted in films -

 

[Bored Man Blues]

I dated a girl who went to Northwestern who was into this stuff. I would sort of razz her, but still acknowledge there are things that can't be explained.

We once visited Hull House, where a devil baby was allegedly born. It came from a resident atheist who proclaimed he'd rather have a devil in the house.

A couple of crazy things happened one weekend. We went to the place where Fort Dearborn used to stand. We took a few selfies and one had an odd spot. My GF insisted it was an apparition. I had to admit it did look ghostly.

We were also eating at a pizza joint and the owner pointed out the St Valentines Day Massacre happened across the street. The lot was empty, but the owner pointed out crazy happenings. So we went over and just stood close to the street. I said something like, "Oooo scary" and laughed. Just then I felt this sort of feeling on my body. It's that feeling you get when you push the same poles of a magnet together. I wanted to write it off as Lake Michigan wind, but the wind was 0 that day.

 

[DennisPTate]

I posted that yesterday. I know most of my conversations on here have nothing to do with ghosts. But me and a friend found this interesting cemetery that is supposed to be haunted and we went there. Is a place that many people visit in the Chicagoland area and other places. Ghost specialist come to the cemetery to talk to ghost and nobody has any kind of real evidence, so I wanted to make a video of that. If you are into hauntings and ghosts and stuff like that, you probably won't like my video because I use satire and comedy pointing towards those Ghost hunters who get a lot of publicity based on their theories and ghost stories that will never come to a conclusion besides wonder. Haha

I believe that you could do an interesting experiment to see how a haunted area responds when you pray for them in the name of Jesus or Messiah Yeshua?

You might want to take somebody with you who has a reputation and has experience with talking discaranted entities into "going into the light" after they forgive those who harmed them while they were alive.

Apparently an exorcist named Dr. Donald Omand exorcised The Bermuda Triangle, and strange disappearances pretty much stopped afterwards.

Dr. Omand felt that thousands former slaves who had been murdered while they were human were combining their energies to cause mischief. Dr. Omand prayed that they would forgive those who mistreated them during life. Many of them coming to a place of "forgiveness" seemed to play a role in their begin able to go to a higher level in the afterlife?

I listen to a few podcasts in an attempt to fill that Art Bell hole including the Dark Histories Podcast. The host, Ben Cutmore, did an episode on a very unlikely exorcist, the Anglican clergyman reverend Dr. Donald Omand. Cutmore based the episode on a book, The Man Who Exorcised the Bermuda Triangle by journalist Marc Alexander. I picked up a copy of this book in the library and it proved to be page turning fun.

The Man Who Exorcised the Bermuda Triangle

There’s a hole in my late night soul once occupied by the late, great Art Bell. No talent can ever replace that voice, emanating as it did from the vast mysterious desert of the Southwest, spinning tales of the great mysteries of this land, from UFOs, to Bigfoot, to ghosts to the shadow people...

www.rootsimple.com

 

[pal]

Welcome aboard.

 

[pal]

Interesting things in Chicagoland area. I know I came on this site talking about Chicago before but I never posted any of my videos. Here's one lame ass I posted yesterday. If you want inside into Chicagoland area people, then this link is tied to playlists where I have interviews.
Everyone might be more interested in seeing what Jimmy Kimmel said or what Donald Trump is having for lunch today. Either way I posted this lame ass video tied to Chicagoland area.

Hi. Took time.

 

[knuckles]

WELCOME

 

[Essence of Chicagoland Ar]

You are telling me.

I got jumped by a roving gang of ghosts last time I visited Chicago

Luckily the bullets in their guns were ghost like as well.

People swear they're there. I think we should send the national guard!

 

[GLASNOST]

Interesting things in Chicagoland area.

What I really want to know is if you still have those green lights that flicker by in Lower Wacker Drive as you get a glimpse of the Merchandise Mart? I knew them back in the early 1960s. Those things troubled me but only last year I found out why.

 

[Essence of Chicagoland Ar]

What I really want to know is if you still have those green lights that flicker by in Lower Wacker Drive as you get a glimpse of the Merchandise Mart? I knew them back in the early 1960s. Those things troubled me but only last year I found out why.

I don't know those lights you're talking about. Which reminds me, in going to drive through lower Wacker for an episode. You can get lost down there if you don't know it well.

 

[GLASNOST]

I don't know those lights you're talking about.

Really? They'd flicker by as you drive beneath them. I later tried to avoid using Lower Wacker Drive or at least squinting. I know why now. Last year I was diagnosed as having a very mild case of epilepsy so now I take tablets for it.

Which reminds me, in going to drive through lower Wacker for an episode. You can get lost down there if you don't know it well.

As I remember it went went along at the level of the Chicago River so if you stick to that you can't get lost. It was cool and it was one way to avoid all of the heavy traffic, pedestrians, and stop lights above. But hey ..... that was a very long time ago (50 years!) and maybe it's changed? It's good to know you're going to drive it soon. Tell me about it!

 

[toobfreak]

I dated a girl who went to Northwestern who was into this stuff. I would sort of razz her, but still acknowledge there are things that can't be explained.

We once visited Hull House, where a devil baby was allegedly born. It came from a resident atheist who proclaimed he'd rather have a devil in the house.

A couple of crazy things happened one weekend. We went to the place where Fort Dearborn used to stand. We took a few selfies and one had an odd spot. My GF insisted it was an apparition. I had to admit it did look ghostly.

We were also eating at a pizza joint and the owner pointed out the St Valentines Day Massacre happened across the street. The lot was empty, but the owner pointed out crazy happenings. So we went over and just stood close to the street. I said something like, "Oooo scary" and laughed. Just then I felt this sort of feeling on my body. It's that feeling you get when you push the same poles of a magnet together. I wanted to write it off as Lake Michigan wind, but the wind was 0 that day.

I have no great ghost stories nor recollections except this one which sill leaves me wondering.

Back in the '70s, a buddy of mine moved into a new house that was out in the woods. There was a deserted house across the way. It was like one day the whole family just moved out and left. My buddy had a pair of guard dogs, real hard-nosed, crusty dobermans. My buddy's house had a couple of things hanging on the side (wooden painted pentagram things) that are supposed to ward off evil spirits--- they were facing the other house.

As the story went, that other (empty) house was haunted. There was about 80-100 feet between the houses. I saw with my own eyes that after dark, the dogs would not go more than halfway to that other house. They never went passed that point, so one night while there, I took a walk over--- when I got to the same point, about halfway, a cold chill came over me and I was loathe to go any closer.

 

[Zebra]

Interesting things in Chicagoland area. I know I came on this site talking about Chicago before but I never posted any of my videos. Here's one lame ass I posted yesterday. If you want inside into Chicagoland area people, then this link is tied to playlists where I have interviews.
Everyone might be more interested in seeing what Jimmy Kimmel said or what Donald Trump is having for lunch today. Either way I posted this lame ass video tied to Chicagoland area.

why two different threads for introduction?

 

[Bored Man Blues]

I have no great ghost stories nor recollections except this one which sill leaves me wondering.

Back in the '70s, a buddy of mine moved into a new house that was out in the woods. There was a deserted house across the way. It was like one day the whole family just moved out and left. My buddy had a pair of guard dogs, real hard-nosed, crusty dobermans. My buddy's house had a couple of things hanging on the side (wooden painted pentagram things) that are supposed to ward off evil spirits--- they were facing the other house.

As the story went, that other (empty) house was haunted. There was about 80-100 feet between the houses. I saw with my own eyes that after dark, the dogs would not go more than halfway to that other house. They never went passed that point, so one night while there, I took a walk over--- when I got to the same point, about halfway, a cold chill came over me and I was loathe to go any closer.

That cold chill. Yes. That's a crazy feeling when you know it's not the wind.