• Gettysburg Ghosts, Part One | Grave Talks CLASSIC

  • May 15 2024
  • Length: 32 mins
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Gettysburg Ghosts, Part One | Grave Talks CLASSIC

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    Do areas that saw more violence produce more evidence in Gettysburg?

    If there were one place in the United States that one could almost guarantee any would-be ghost hunter to come across activity, it would be the battlefields of Gettysburg. With tens of thousands of souls lost in just a few days, the ripple effects of the lives lost would forever change the lives of millions of individual family members of these soldiers across the nation. Leaving a lasting scar or imprint on the land where these horrific battles occurred. When exploring this area, Dale Kaczmarek has captured utterly unique and, at times, shocking one-on-one communication with what could be the souls of those who lost their lives on this hallowed ground.

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