In this episode, Jason and Grant go to the Naples Hotel, Naples New York. It was a nice 30 minute infomercial for the Hotel who say on their facebook page, “In the wake of the show, we expect quite a bit of out-of-town interest in the ghosts of The Naples Hotel,so we’re going to try to put together some ghost tours. Laci is the in-house expert on the topic, and she is trying to compile everyone’s stories about GHOSTS at the Hotel …” I wonder if Syfy and Pilgrim get a piece of the action?
Let’s cut to the chase with the evidence: Jason hears a scream, Grant hears talking, a wall painting is crooked, a piece of a light fixture falls. I did get a chuckle over the name given to the ghost “Topper”.
In the movie “Topper”, Cosmo Topper was the name of the man who saw the fun-loving ghosts George and Marion Kirby (Cary Grant, Constance Bennett). I guess whoever named the ghost Topper didn’t see the movie.
Next J$G travel back to the Gardner Mansion in Gardner, Massachusetts. I really didn’t believe the family when they said that they didn’t know the history of the house. How hard is it to google your house? I also have a problem with the bone found in the basement.
The family dug up what they believe is a child’s pelvic bone. Wait just a freaking-CSI-moment! You dig up what you believe is a child’s bone and your first thought is to call the Ghost Hunters! Are you freaking kidding me?
People, if you ever dig up what you believe is a human bone, don’t call your local paranormal investigators — call your local police. If you are wrong, it’s just a little embarrassing. If you are right, it’s a crime scene.
As it turns out, the bone was an animal bone and the investigation came out very much like the previous investigation of the house. With this being the second visit to the same home, it begs the question of how J$G are really helping?
autumnforest
January 19, 2012 at 10:44 am
Okay, so I didn’t miss a thing having the show running, volume off, while I wrote my book. You know, it’s sad because even if the places they go are lame (most ghost hunters will attest to this), they could be trying new experiments and doing new things in locations that would make the experience novel. I am so ridiculously bored of their routine.
EldestBrother
January 30, 2012 at 4:56 pm
Ghost Hunters and Ghost Removal
The popularity of Americas Science Fiction Channel’s “Ghost Hunters” indicates people are interested in “Super Normal” activities. A recent Ghost Hunters show filmed at the Naples Hotel in upstate NY, was found interesting by a Desposyni Elder Brother.
He used to visit the hotel, until a car crash paralyzed him. (He found the Desposyni, self healed himself and now walks by himself). Since our Vow of Silence has ended, he asked me to write a few words to describe “Topper” and explain why the other “spirits” could not create “intelligent haunting” communications at the hotel.
Now, one 4 letter word can change everything, “Fxxx you” causes fights, but “Make Love You” changes the energy. Accordingly, if I add “Holy” to the word “Ghost”, everything changes. Desposyni (www.DesposyniChurch.org) know Jesus taught people about karma and reincarnation. The term “Holy Ghost” is a reference to the permanent us, for our earthly physical bodies are temporary homes for our “Holy Consciousnesses”.
The spirits of those who died in an angry state of “Mind”, angry at how they died, etc., densify their permanent Holy Consciousness, preventing them from reincarnation for a long time. The atoms of their Holy Consciousness have become so densified that they can move objects, knock, etc., as portrayed in the movie, “Ghost”.
Ghost Hunting is easy, there are more angry spirits every day. “Partial possessions” and “ghost” visits are arising. If one is having problems, contact a Desposyni, we’re experienced in removing ghosts as well as giving exorcisms.
Maria Van
January 30, 2012 at 6:09 pm
One would think the hotel would get some help getting rid of these dense energies and fill the place up with some more positive energies.