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GBNJ case 001 Customer:
Ron and Lisa Malkin
Eliminator(s): Primary: Bill Malkin Secondary: Tim Mabes Case Notes: First
off Ron Malkin is my Uncle, he bought Sickman’s Mill in August of
2002, which is how a New Jersey franchise gets a call in the middle
of Pennsylvania. Ron knew going into this venture that The old
grist Mill on his property was one of PA’s 10 most haunted sites.
This was one of the primary reasons for moving. Ron has always
been fascinated by the supernatural. (guess it runs in the
family!) Lisa and daughter [CONFIDENTIAL] are practicing
Wiccans, in Disturbances: Moving objects, foul odor, extreme cold, columns of air, ectoplasm, sound emanating from thin air, and words scratched into walls. (this is the normal level of activity!) New disturbances include: Threatening messages written in blood, Objects being thrown at them, being pushed down stairs by an unseen force, pressure on chest.
Primary Evaluation: Tim and I arrived and
we immediately began our investigation. The place was crawling
with ghosts. No idea how many. They seemed to range from
a simple Class I to at least one powerful Class V, none being
considered free roaming. Ron says that the ghosts are normally
friendly and most are
Elimination Process: Tim grabbed the
only proton pack we had completed at the time, I grabbed our only
trap, and we headed back into the Mill. We started at the
mangled skeleton, locked in the ghosts electro-magnetic discharge
signature into the prototype EMDD and followed the trail to the
fourth floor of the M Follow-up: Both Ron and Lisa were happy with the service and there have been no further (unwanted) incidents. 2/12/03- Upon further review of the circumstances of this case, I uncovered the following: It seams the last manager of the mill in 1929, when it was last in operation. Upset a powerful New Jersey crime boss and he sent his best hit man, the mysterious Mr. Leeds, to deal with the situation. The body of the manager was never found. Could the skeleton in the gears be the body of the former manager? We may never know? CASE CLOSED 2/12/03 CASE REOPENED 3/31/03 We reopened this case in light of new information. The ghost of the manager is still gone, but new evidence shows something far larger than a violent Class V. Last week Ron hired my cousin, Jeff Young, a professional photographer and amateur spiritual photographer (like I said it runs in the family), to produce a brochure for the campground and haunted mill tour. Most of the pictures came out as expected, (floating orbs, shadows on walls, ect.) except one shot of a darkened stairwell. There is a clear form of what appears to be some kind of knight. Jeff stopped by our office and showed Dave and I the picture. Dave immediately thought the image looked familiar. We crossed checked the image with Tobin’s Spirit Guide and Magicians, Martyrs, and Madmen, nothing. Dave then logged on to the occult reference net, there was one match. The image closely resembles War, one of the FOUR HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSE. We need further research to determine if this ghost is a harbinger (War in Iraq) or something larger (end of the world). With in the next few weeks we will be installing remote PKE, EMF, and EMD sensors, so we can keep a constant eye on what is brewing in the mill. The only question that still remains unanswered is why is this area of PA such a paranormal hot spot? Is it the soil, or perhaps the Mill itself is a focal point. Hopefully these new sensors will shed some light on the subject.
6/16/04- SEE RELATED CASE ON BACCARDIO OFFICIAL DECLASSIFIED DOCUMENTATION:
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Place:
Sickman’s Mill Campground
Date:
1/5/03
Contact info: [CONFIDENTIAL]
fact the entire area is a Wiccan hot spot.
spirits of past owners, workers, or customers. He also doesn’t
want them all to go, just the troublesome specter. (He wants
to run haunted tours through the Mill; No ghosts…No cash!)
During this preliminary exam we noticed unusually high readings
emanating from the giant grist mill gears. We broke through
the stone enclosure and found a skeleton mangled in the gears.
We don’t know at this time how it got there, but it is with out a
doubt the cause of the troublesome ghost.
ill.
After a few moments we found the ghost. Tim fired at it and
the beam went wide, and almost sliced off the roof support column.
What proceeded next was a frustrating series of events as the ghost
led us on a chase around the Mill Scooby-Doo style. It would
disappear into a room or floor and we would follow only to have it
come out again into a different room. After what seemed like
an hour we finally cornered the ghost long enough for Tim get his
proton stream around it. We promptly trapped in one of our
home made storage containers.
