Ghost Adventures Missed Apparition

The popular show Ghost Adventures has been responsible for documenting groundbreaking paranormal evidence since their documentary aired in 2004. The investigators pride themselves on capturing damning evidence of the paranormal, but sometimes eagle eyed fans see something that the crew may have missed. During their investigation of the Palmer House Hotel, Zak, Nick and Aaron held an EVP session on the location’s second floor. The team begins to experience a large quantity of unexplained activity, including lead investigator Zak Bagans being scratched.

During this hotbed of activity, viewers of the show claim that the crew captured a full bodied apparition and didn’t even know it. While reviewing an EVP, an apparition can be seen standing in the doorway behind Zak. While it does look like the shape of a person it hasn’t been confirmed if this is official paranormal evidence or not. While many viewers think that this a full bodied apparition, it could be nothing more than some debris or other obstructions. Do you agree with the viewers? What do you think it is?

Ghost Adventures: Ghost on Thermal

This is an interesting piece of evidence captured by the Ghost Adventures Crew when they visited Hales Bar Marina and Dam. This is episode 23 in season four and it aired on April 29th, 2011. Aaron goes to investigate a room as Nick and Zak watch with a thermal camera. Aaron claims that something grabbed him and just as it happens a figure is seen crouched sneaking away from the crew. Something important to note is the color of the figure. On the thermal camera it appears cold but any living being will give off heat giving even more credibility to the fact that this wasn’t hoaxed. YouTube Channel: valpro99

Ghost Adventures: Gettysburg Clips

The first episode of Ghost Adventure’s fourth season aired on September 17th, 2010. The Ghost Adventures Crew traveled to the site of the bloodiest battle of the American Civil War. They experienced some strange phenomena, including hearing faint cannon fire and musket fire. The video above shows some of the highlights including EVPs, and even a civil War looking spirit caught on thermal camera. The Ghost Adventures Crew is a trustworthy group of guys and their show is worth watching. They’re currently the number one show on travel channel and they deserve it. Check out the above clip and let me know what you think!

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Ghost Adventures Documentary

The hit show Ghost Adventures quickly became Travel Channel’s #1 show when it debuted in 2008, But Zak Bagans and his crew started long before that. They began filming their independent documentary Ghost Adventures back in 2004, spending just over 3 years in production until it finally aired on the Syfy Channel in July of 2007. The film follows the team’s first investigations as they investigate Nevadas most haunted locations. During their investigations they capture some of the most compelling evidence of the paranormal including EVP’s, poltergeists throwing objects and even a full bodied apparition. After it aired they almost immediately got a contract with Travel Channel and quickly rose to fame. The documentary is about an hour and a half long and definitely worth the watch. The honesty and “no bullshit” attitude these guys put forward definitely adds a lot to their credit. If you don’t believe in ghosts you definitely will after watching this.

I do not own this film. All rights goes to the Ghost Adventures Crew and associates.

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Ghost Adventures: Full Body Apparition

In the original Ghost Adventures documentary made long before they started the show, Zak Bagans and Nick Groff capture a full bodied apparition walk across a room in the Washoe Club in Virginia City, Nevada. The video was studied by experts and decided to be authentic. This is undoubtedly one of the reasons the Ghost Adventures Crew has become as famous as they are now, with their show being the number one rated show on Travel Channel. The Ghost Adventures Crew has a reputation of honesty and attempting to debunk their evidence before labeling it as unexplained/paranormal. The footage is compelling, and is agreed by most to be Class A evidence of the paranormal.