Paranormal investigators Cassie Reagan, Miranda Meyers and Hannah Foster with their investigative equipment in the Molena Cemetery.
Ladies to share paranormal expertise
Three Pike County paranormal investigators will share their ghost hunting experiences and expertise during upcoming events – even allowing first time ghost hunters to join an investigation of the historic Ritz Theatre in Thomaston.
The local ladies are part of Past TV Network’s Ladies of the Paranormal and will screen the first showing of their recent investigation at the Ritz at a Ghost Hunting 101 presentation June 30 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The historic building was first opened as a theatre in 1928. Seats are limited for the class and screening, so Ladies of the Paranormal is asking for a $10 donation per ticket. Find out more at LadiesoftheParanormal.com or get tickets at the Ritz Theatre.
According to lead investigator Cassie Reagan, the investigation of the Ritz Theatre was quite revealing, even though employees at the Ritz made it clear before the investigation they didn’t want any evidence revealed to them since they have to work there.
“People will be able to see this episode at the Ghost Hunting 101 presentation before it airs on PTVN and we caught a lot of evidence at the Ritz,” she said. “At one point we were sitting in the theatre on the bottom row. The owner was there and he heard the ghost box say, ‘The Ritz’ twice. We also caught an EVP of a voice and we couldn’t figure out where was coming from. We heard knocking noises we couldn’t figure out through the night. When we did an evidence review with the owner, he was really excited with what we caught.”
The youngest member of Ladies of the Paranormal, Hannah Foster, graduated from Pike County High School this year and hopes to start college in August while maintaining her ghost hunting schedule. A July 28 Teen Meet and Greet will be held at the Ritz Theatre from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. so young investigators can compare notes, equipment and experiences. Tickets are $10 each for the event.
In August, the group will host their biggest event ever with a 1920s Murder Mystery Dinner featuring actors and actresses, dinner, adult drinks and live music.
The Aug. 11 “to-die-for” dinner drama will be a black tie event in the 1920s style clothing at Phoenix Rising in The Rock on Rock Hill School Road.
“It’s going to be an amazing night with prizes for the best dressed, a three-piece jazz band and an open bar all in a beautiful venue,” Reagan said. “Tickets will be $50 each or $75 for a couple because of all the extra costs associated with the full costume, black tie, red carpet affair. It’s going to be a fun night.”
The Ladies of the Paranormal will host a Pike County event Oct. 20 at A Novel Experience as they screen an episode of an investigation at the old elementary school on Adams Street in Zebulon. The event is free to the public and will feature a Ghost Hunting 101 presentation in addition to sharing the local investigation which was filmed last year for Past TV Network. The free event will be held from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the bookstore on the courthouse square.
“There’s some pretty outrageous evidence we captured that night,” Reagan said. “Some of the experiences we had were really fun and exciting and some of the evidence we collected was pretty outstanding.”
Other upcoming events for the Ladies of the Paranormal include a celebrity Ghost Hunt Sept. 27 from 8 p.m. to midnight. Details and tickets will be available at LadiesoftheParanormal.com. They will also host a public ghost hunt from 8 p.m. to midnight Oct. 25 at the Ritz Theatre. All tickets to events are available at The Ritz.
According to lead investigator Cassie Reagan, the investigation of the Ritz Theatre was quite revealing, even though employees at the Ritz made it clear before the investigation they didn’t want any evidence revealed to them since they have to work there.
“People will be able to see this episode at the Ghost Hunting 101 presentation before it airs on PTVN and we caught a lot of evidence at the Ritz,” she said. “At one point we were sitting in the theatre on the bottom row. The owner was there and he heard the ghost box say, ‘The Ritz’ twice. We also caught an EVP of a voice and we couldn’t figure out where was coming from. We heard knocking noises we couldn’t figure out through the night. When we did an evidence review with the owner, he was really excited with what we caught.”
The youngest member of Ladies of the Paranormal, Hannah Foster, graduated from Pike County High School this year and hopes to start college in August while maintaining her ghost hunting schedule. A July 28 Teen Meet and Greet will be held at the Ritz Theatre from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. so young investigators can compare notes, equipment and experiences. Tickets are $10 each for the event.
In August, the group will host their biggest event ever with a 1920s Murder Mystery Dinner featuring actors and actresses, dinner, adult drinks and live music.
The Aug. 11 “to-die-for” dinner drama will be a black tie event in the 1920s style clothing at Phoenix Rising in The Rock on Rock Hill School Road.
“It’s going to be an amazing night with prizes for the best dressed, a three-piece jazz band and an open bar all in a beautiful venue,” Reagan said. “Tickets will be $50 each or $75 for a couple because of all the extra costs associated with the full costume, black tie, red carpet affair. It’s going to be a fun night.”
The Ladies of the Paranormal will host a Pike County event Oct. 20 at A Novel Experience as they screen an episode of an investigation at the old elementary school on Adams Street in Zebulon. The event is free to the public and will feature a Ghost Hunting 101 presentation in addition to sharing the local investigation which was filmed last year for Past TV Network. The free event will be held from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the bookstore on the courthouse square.
“There’s some pretty outrageous evidence we captured that night,” Reagan said. “Some of the experiences we had were really fun and exciting and some of the evidence we collected was pretty outstanding.”
Other upcoming events for the Ladies of the Paranormal include a celebrity Ghost Hunt Sept. 27 from 8 p.m. to midnight. Details and tickets will be available at LadiesoftheParanormal.com. They will also host a public ghost hunt from 8 p.m. to midnight Oct. 25 at the Ritz Theatre. All tickets to events are available at The Ritz.
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