Poltergeist, which means “noisy ghost” in German, is usually a spirit that haunts a person rather than a location. The first investigated cases of poltergeists happened in the late 1600s, and involved enchanted drums, beggars seeking revenge, and devil worship.
The idea some paranormalists have that ghosts are more likely to appear in paranormal “hot spots” related to limestone, quartz-rich rocks, rust, [stone tape "theory"] or flowing water [water tape "theory"] has no basis in physics, chemistry or geology. web.randi.org/swift/ghost-fa…
Many people from different countries believe that when you’re alone and you smell burning candles or a flower, that could mean there is a ghost near you!
Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Jackson, John Tyler, and Thomas Jefferson’s ghosts are some of the most seen apparitions at the White House but certainly not the only ones.






