ghosts

A couple of days ago, my cousin Danny and his family took a day trip to the Myrtles Plantation in St. Francisville. They've been there before, but this time was a little different. As so many people do, they took a lot of pictures hoping to catch something otherworldly in a photograph or two. Well, my niece Sydney definitely got a pic of something pretty creepy in one of the front windows of the house.

If you enjoy the creepy and macabre then New Orleans is your kind of town. From ghosts, to vampires, to things that go bump in the night the Big Easy is home for Halloween every night.

What is this thing y'all? I specifically took a picture of this spot because it's the same location that the famous picture of Chloe was taken.

Sitting as still as a statue may not be an appropriate way to describe someone who isn't moving.

We have all heard a story or two about the plantation that is nestled away in St. Francisville, but now The Myrtles Plantation is known for more than it's beautiful landscape and history, it is also known for the spirits that allegedly roam the property. The plantation, built in 1796 by General David Bradford, was reportedly built on a former Native American burial ground and when Whiskey Dave's

This gets my vote for video of the week so far. Everyone is intrigued by the supernatural but this St. Martin Parish family takes the cake. They contacted local TV station KLFY TV-10 reaching out for help in figuring out what the faint images of what looked like ghosts in the background of a few recent photos could be.