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Blood Runs Cold in New ''Beyond
Bizarre'' Tour Exploring Portland's Haunted Hideaways and Supernatural Stories
Portland Walking Tours Introduces
Bone-Chilling Ghost Tour July 1
PORTLAND, Ore.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Unexplained mysteries, ghostly adventures
and spooky stories fill the new “Beyond Bizarre”
evening tour from Portland Walking Tours. The tour begins July 1 and offers
both family-friendly and over-21 versions.
“We hired a leading expert on the paranormal
and a proven clairvoyant to help us develop this tour, and now, as certified
members of the International Ghost Hunters Society, we’re
leading walkers on an eerie crawl through the creepiest parts of our town,”
said David Schargel, founder of Portland Walking Tours. “Our
popular Best of Portland, Epicurean Excursion and Underground Portland tours
have always been historical and factual, but Portland’s
spooky, weird and wacky past haunted us until we gave in and created the
Beyond Bizarre tour.”
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Valley
Rangers Paranormal Investigators
164 Harmon Avenue
-
Cranston
,
RI
02910
May
1, 2005
FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact:
Daniel J. Bidondi, Jr. (valley_rangers@hotmail.com)
Days
and Evenings: (401) 996-1617
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PRESS
CONFERENCE & PHOTO OP –
7:45pm
Tuesday
May 3rd at
Cumberland
Monastery
Cumberland
,
Rhode
Island
AT
LEAST ONE DEMONSTRATION OF
PARANORMAL
PHENOMENA HAS
PROVEN PREDICTABLE TIME AND AGAIN
Valley
Rangers Paranormal Investigators who have studied the Monastery
and Dog Track for more than 10 years will meet up with Shelley
King the noted world traveled Spiritualist who has investigated
the paranormal in places ranging from
Gettysburg
to Castles in the
UK
to the
Hearthside
Mansion
built in 1810 in
Lincoln
,
Rhode Island
.
The
Valley Rangers have announced that spiritual energy is growing
so powerful in some historic Seaconke Wampanoag
Indian ancestral areas that at
least one
demonstration of paranormal phenomena has proven predictable
time and again, ensuring a successful news story and
media event.
The
Valley Rangers Paranormal Investigators is strictly an
organization chartered in
Rhode Island
and
Massachusetts
dedicated to
researching the paranormal.
It is not in any way connected to or controlled by
politics, Indians, casinos, land claims or any other matter.
The
Rangers have been investigating paranormal phenomena in
Northern Rhode Island
for over 10 years.
Press
Conference and photo op will be at:
7:45pm Tuesday May 3rd at Cumberland Monastery
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Valley
Rangers Paranormal Investigators
164 Harmon Avenue
-
Cranston
,
RI
02910
-
PRESS RELEASE –
May
4, 2005
FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact:
Daniel J. Bidondi, Jr. (valley_rangers@hotmail.com)
Days
and Evenings: (401) 996-1617
PARANORMAL
YIELDS ARCHAEOLOGICAL FIND
Ghosts expose
Historic Wampanoag Settlement
The
Valley Rangers Paranormal Investigators finally showed the press
why they believe at least one spirit lives in the cross at the
Monastery in
Cumberland
.
With onlookers present, Dan Bidondi showed evidence of a
moving electrical magnetic field in the cedar timber cross that
has been there since before the Monastery fire in 1950.
Electricians consulted could not explain the readings,
and photos shown by the Investigators showed what they claimed
was a spiritual entity around the cross.
As
further proof, Rangers offered to guide onlookers on the mile
long trek to the archaelogical site they claimed to have found
while following an “entity”, an orb of light to the remains
of an ancient Seaconke Wampanoag encampment.
Over
rough terrain the observers, including
REUTERS photographer Jessica Rinaldi,
(the first to photograph the site) and WHJJ News Reporter Kevin
Willette followed their guides, tripping in the mosquito
infested darkness to witness remains of an encampment that may
predate colonial contact.
Once
there, a square of rocks with larger rocks at four points for a
fire within a circle of stones with a predominant red one for a
seat which geologists identified as a “Wamsutta” stone
(named after the son of the great Wampanoag Chief Massasoit.
Seaconke Wampanoags were the Indians who met the Pilgrims
and helped them during the first hard winters.
The
increased paranormal activity at Lincoln Dog Track and the
Monastery have caused several paranormal investigative groups
including “Paraex Research Foundation” (Paraex.org), “Volusia
Investigations into the Paranormal”, and some associates of
“The Atlantic Paranormal Association” to monitor the current
situation.
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