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Duluth Paranormal is going to investigate the William A. Irvin October 4th. Thanks to the DECC who has invited the staff to return and investigate. This time the group will be filming their experience for a webcast as well as trying new equipment. There is one other new thing.

Let me set up this picture, I was a judge for the Miss West Duluth pageant, I was taking pictures of everyone and the stage and the audience. They were all normal, and I even let my phone upload this to my cloud drive. It was some time later when I pulled it out to send to Jennifer Austin at KBJR when I noticed something.

I have talked many times about my interest in the paranormal. I was at a location that I have wanted to investigate to see if it was haunted. One night I just did a walk around and recorded for 15 minutes. There is a lot of back round noise, but I think I may have caught 3 voices. See what you think.

I sailed the Great Lakes as a kid for two seasons on the PM Line. I was an oiler in the engine room, and on my off hours I would usually assist one of the maintenance men with his duties. We became good friends, it was he who relayed this story to me as it had occurred only a few years earlier.

One of my favorite check ins on you tube is Huff Paranormal. He has given me ideas on how to conduct good evp sessions and following spirits. He has come out with a new video that shows him with a Ouija board to verify the information he gets.

When we took the tour of the William A. Irvin, we were told of some of the areas that were hot spots, and some of the things happening on the ship. This time Duluth Paranormal Society went in with better, bigger, and more equipment, and spent more time investigating.

Hey, even ghosts need to eat, right? Anyone who’s ever worked at a restaurant drive-thru has probably seen their fair share of motorists, but it’s what they’re not seeing that has these employees scratching their heads.

The Duluth and Superior area has plenty of ghost stories and old ship tales. Are you scared?