Legend read on Shadowlands.net
Location of investigation: Parks cemetery, Hwy alt.17, Summerville, South Carolina
The Story: A toddler-age child is buried here. When you get to his grave, you hear crying. If you leave a toy on the grave, the crying stops.
Date of investigation: Nov. 27, 2010
Verdict: Peace and quiet
This is the grave stone in question for young Jessie Blue Hyatt:
I stood still for several moments, and even left and came back. I didn't hear a thing but traffic out on the nearby road. Also, unlike many other young children's graves, there were not toys all around it. You can see a small faded Xmas decroation toppled over on the right, and a small confederate flag stuck into the ground on the left, and that is all that was there. I sensed nothing out of whack, it was as peaceful as any other part of the cemetery.
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
I'm not in the realm of haunting, I swear....
I just haven't been anywhere morbidly interesting in awhile, and yes, I am itchy for some action of that subject.
I recently read about a local legend I had not heard of; apparently in a nearby cemetery there is a relatively new (2002 I believe) tombstone of a young boy. Apparently if you go near it, you hear a child crying, but if you then place a toy or other offering on the grave the crying ceases.
I'll check on this one, possibly tomorrow, and hopefully it will be a fruitful adventure.
Thank you to those following my blog, I'm not an exaggerator or over-reactor like the guys who have their own ghost hunting shows, my M.O. is honest and skeptical investigation and I appreciate you reading about my endeavors.
I recently read about a local legend I had not heard of; apparently in a nearby cemetery there is a relatively new (2002 I believe) tombstone of a young boy. Apparently if you go near it, you hear a child crying, but if you then place a toy or other offering on the grave the crying ceases.
I'll check on this one, possibly tomorrow, and hopefully it will be a fruitful adventure.
Thank you to those following my blog, I'm not an exaggerator or over-reactor like the guys who have their own ghost hunting shows, my M.O. is honest and skeptical investigation and I appreciate you reading about my endeavors.