Hauntings - Best of Coast to Coast AM - 9/23/26
Summary
Victoria Gross, a medium and paranormal investigator, discusses her book "Ghosts of Orange County" and her work as a story producer on shows like "My Ghost Story." She shares unsettling accounts, including a 1984 case where a spirit was photographed after a car accident and an EVP experiment that caused a hand to appear at a haunted auditorium. Gross explains different types of hauntings, from residual echoes to "bottom feeder" thought forms, and emphasizes the importance of training and caution when investigating the spirit world to avoid negative energetic effects.
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Introduction to Victoria Lin Segler
Victoria's background in psychic and paranormal work
Ghosts of Orange County book and early investigations
The strangest story: The Ghost That Screamed
The Plummer Auditorium EVP experiment
Types of hauntings: Residual, intelligent, and egregores
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Victoria's childhood experiences and UFO sighting
Equipment used in paranormal investigations
The afterlife: Layers of consciousness and transition
Belief in evil spirits and the need for training
Negative effects of investigations on the investigator
Confronting evil and maintaining boundaries
Trauma and residual energy at Gettysburg
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