Ghost stories: The science behind ghost sightings By Discovery News Published October 29, 2013 10:18am EDT | Updated October 20, 2015 1:58pm EDT ...

Other common responses to ghost sightings, as reported in the survey, include sobbing, fainting, and, of course, finding a place to hide — not that hiding would really do you any good, ...

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“As far as we know all of our stores are ghost-free,” Justine Griffin said in a statement to the Globe. “But if there’s anything to it, she’s probably attracted to our Victorian-era ...

Following Texas is Ohio, with 1,854 sightings and a 0.000473% chance of seeing a ghost. Ohio’s own haunted history contributes to its rank as the second most likely state for a ghost encounter.

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Ghost 'sightings,' as explained by science. ... The main things that ghost hunters get with their tracking devices, Hines says, is “publicity” and “a good time,” but, he contends, “they don’t ...

Ghost sightings have been reported from across the state -- and nation -- to GhostsOfAmerica.com, the country’s primary source for ghost sighting data. Here are the states with the most ghost ...

Michigan is reportedly one of the most haunted states in America, with the fourth-most ghost sightings reported here than in any other state (excluding Texas, California and Ohio).