I recieve emails now and then from people who visit the website. I thought I'd share one of the funnier ones I recieved from an obviously disgruntled woman who has a lot of free time on her hands.

It states, "With regard to the Cobb/Dean/Stewert House - Tower Theatre Company: Please be advised that Samuel Wright is still alive and well, and running a drama school near the Catskills. This information is available through a simple Google search. Fact verification is an important part of paranormal investigation. Quoting innaccurate facts brings one's credibility into question, and can cast doubt on the accuracy/authenticity of other aspects of an investigation." 

So, while I would like to believe everything on the internet to be true, that simply isn't the case. Samuel may very well still be alive, but I didn't write the story. I'm just passing on local ghostlore found in PUBLISHED books to visitors of my website.

Rarely are tales of the paranormal "facts" in any tangible way. They are happenings and experiences relaid by people and dictated by their perceptions. The author is responsible for what was printed in her PUBLISHED book. So, if you have any questions or concerns about these stories, take it up with the respective authors. I'm sure a simple Google search will lead you there. I always include the book and author from which these stories are found.