Friday Night Lights

Maybe it was his birthday, maybe it was his death-day, but Friday, February 10 was Tommy’s night. All three tours had various encounters with our youngest ghost. He seemed anxious to communicate, almost desperate as the night wore on.
On the 7 o’clock tour, we had high EMF readings in the Brothel/Pracna’s basement hallway. This is an area that we believe another resident spirit haunts as well. The Bad Man isn’t a child though, and I think he frightens Tommy. It can be difficult to tell who is trying to speak, but on the 9 o’clock tour we had a few guests discover that they were rather adept dowsers. We were able to ascertain that it was indeed Tommy manifesting and not, fortunately, the Bad Man. (Though I should point out that we aren’t entirely sure that this Bad Man deserves this title. As of now, it’s more honorary than it is official.)
Either way, Tommy was adamant in his attempts. We had orbs appear in Katy’s video camera as well as a few guest photos. Katy has been spearheading the effort to bring Tommy more toys. He trusts us enough to chat now, but not enough to really open up. Because he died so young, he’s reluctant to accept his death and thus is also reluctant to converse about it. We work to make our tours comfortable and safe for the ghosts as well as the guests, and much as you would a sad living little boy, we try to bring Tommy treats and gifts that might cheer him up. He seemed particularly pleased with the drawing of ducks that Katy left for him. She’s also left candy and a few other toys.
On the 11 o’clock tour, we had so much activity that it must be working. EMF readings off the chart, camera malfunctions (Katy’s camcorder screen moving by itself, for example), and physical contact. We had a smaller group for this last tour and Tommy apparently felt agreeable because he followed us all night. Although physical touch is something we take for granted, the amount of energy needed for a spirit to conjure matter is considerable. This is a very good sign! The ghosts are responding to us positively, and we can only really thank our guests for that. It is their openness that allows the spirits the freedom to appear. Knowing that they’ll be accepted, our ghosts are hopefully as happy with the tours as you are.
Thanks Tommy!
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