Hi my name is Stephanie and I'm from Wapato, Washington. Well, first of all I don't think that the discovery channel exaggerates. Because come on why would rhe people that are telling their side of the be adding more to their experience? I don't think they are adding anything that they didn't experience.
Two of my friends and I traveled all the way to the Dartford Cemetery just to check it out and see if the rumors were true and the episodes on T.V. were true. Yes, they were actually true. When I went there I felt really scared but after like twenty minutes my friends and I decided to leave since there was nothing going on. But when we were about to leave we saw shadows running across the cemetery. Getting pushed off the tombstones is also real because my friend Nikki had sat on top of it even though i told her not to because she can get hurt. Turns out she got pushed off and caused her to scrape her knee and elbows. From there we ran to the car that was parked by the gate and we just went to my Grandma's house that lives about 5 miles away from the cemetery. Love You!

It's interesting to note, but both sightings occurred on Halloween, according to the Discovery Channel. One thing that needs to be pointed out though, is that those who usually experience encounters with the supernatural, aren't expecting to be having an encounter with ghosts. It's usually those who go for the purpose of finding something, that end up with nothing. Still, interesting enough.

What a bunch of freaking morons! Let me tell you something...there are no such things as ghosts, and if there were they could not care less about bothering us! Okay, so get off your getting scared, seeing shadows, hearing voices, and feeling things! Most can be explained with science and they are usually B.S.!

[edit on 5-8-2008 by IBONUMBER1]

To the OP. Great work! I'd say many if not all haunting's are deceiving things like this. Such as the lights being reflected on the grave stones.

Well I believe hii did a thourough investigation, and that his findings are more beliveable than the fictionalized documentary stylings of "A Haunting". I'm guessing that with all of that equip you belong to some type of ghost hunting society, if you ever want some more cases, I can lead you to PA where the Ghost Hunters rarely tread. There's a few sites where I've personally experienced stuff and I can find a half decent paranormal society who feels like investigating them. And Ghost Hunters won't go to a place unless YOU personally own or know the owner of the site you want investigated.

The "Blue Eyed Six" hanging spot is currently on the outskirts of Ft. Indiantown Gap and owned by the army, however, there are some really creepy residual pieces that could possibly use debunking/proving to get it out of the hands of our army (Preferably before they integrate the old church into the tank range.

There's also Camp Swatara, where footsteps and intelligent haunts are common. My school district regularly sends its 5th graders to the camp for an overnighter at the end of the year. Every year someone will come home with a story from the camp, including myself.

Then there's the woods behind where my grandma used to live, there's a creek next to a clearing where a friend and I camped out in a tent, at around 10:30 at night we began hearing noises like someone was wading through the water next to us, but saw no waves or any explanation for the noises. Upon returning to our tent, a shadow of a man passed by, ountlined by the light of the moon. We got out to investigate and saw no people near us.

Those are three of my recent haunting experiences, there's a few other places that I get a creepy feeling in, but since they're old houses I'd more than bet on a high EMF field given off by old wiring in the house.

hope this gives you plenty to look at,
Cru