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• Oswego Ghost Hunters

  

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  January 12, 2011 11:09:10 PM EST

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  I have been to RHA 3 times because of all of the energy at this location, many personal experiences, touched, shadow people, many evps, and hearing screams with your own ears, this place is very active all the time, makes waverly hills in KY look like a joke. http://rollinghillsasylum.com/

• Wes Forsythe

  

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  January 13, 2011 7:56:17 AM EST

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  Ahhhh....but how many people are they letting hike through there daily?
  
  At the risk of sounding like I am defending a haunting at our own Kentucky landmark...I think our ghosts are so friggin tired of people walking around shouting "touch me" and "are you here?" that they mostly just go to the gift shop and concession areas and hope someone has a television to watch the Louisville game.
  
  I am going in July...don't rain on my parade...lol.
• Oswego Ghost Hunters

  

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  January 13, 2011 10:49:41 AM EST

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  not that waverly was bad, it was a very well worth trip, would go again,saw 2 ghosts and a few evps, but most claims for things we found could be debunked & did, plus soo many people during the tours most audio was contaminated. my youtube has all the vids at 78cheftim
• Oswego Ghost Hunters

  

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  January 13, 2011 10:52:37 AM EST

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  many people are going to rolling hills, mostly on weekends theres between 8- 20 people during the nights there, lucly my 3 times i went each of the 3 nights there was only about 5 to 8 people in there so i had a small group on all 3 nights wich was great
• Phil Payette

  

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  January 13, 2011 10:18:36 PM EST

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  if it isn't just my own group, I can't investigate places like that. And I can't stand being around the thrill-seekers. I've done one where almost 30 people showed up. It was a disaster, and a complete waste of my money.

  This post was edited by Phil Payette at January 13, 2011 10:18:36 PM EST
• Oswego Ghost Hunters

  

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  January 13, 2011 11:52:23 PM EST

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  they do have it where your own group goes in, check out there site, u wont be dissapionted.
• Carolyn D

  

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  November 15, 2011 10:59:39 PM EST

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  IMO, the place is over-hyped and commercialized. I had an issue with the tour guide giving us several pieces of incorrect information on the history of the location (we did our homework with the local historians) to make it darker and more sinister than it really was. To me, that is disrespectful to the memory of those who actually worked and lived there. There were also a lot of inconsistencies in the claims. Not to mention props (fake blood, rubber cockroaches, etc) and and other tactics to contribute to the creepy factor. We were only there for 8 hours, and we did not have any experiences we would consider paranormal. We did, however, encounter a lot of things that could set up misidentification and misperception. Also, it was disappointing to waste money when there were no controls in place to help prevent teams from contaminating each other's video and audio and the other groups were clearly TV fans/thrill seekers and did not any clue on investigative protocols.