Burks, Eddie
Eddie Burks (1922–2005) was a healer and clairvoyant known for his work in Spirit Releasement. Eddie Burks was born in 1922 in London’s East End.…
Author: Lux Ferre
Buruburu
The buruburu is the “ghost of fear” in Japanese folklore. The buruburu lurks about in forests and graveyards in the form of a shaking old…
Evelyn Byrd
Evelyn Byrd (1707–1737) was the eldest daughter of William Byrd II, an early American colonial father and the founder of the city of Richmond, Virginia.…
Cabinet
A cabinet is a confined space, whether provided by an actual piece of furniture, a closet or merely an enclosed end of a Séance room,…
Cairn
Cairn (Stone Heap Memorial) A cairn is a deliberately constructed heap or stack of stones, raised as a marker, memorial, or grave sign. Found across…
Calling Ghosts
Calling ghosts are ghosts of the dead or spirits who call out the names of the living to attract their attention and lure them to their death.
Calvados Castle
Calvados Castle This Norman castle was subject to such a severe Poltergeist haunting from October 12, 1875, to at least September 1876 that the owners…
Candles in Ghost Lore
Candles have been used since ancient times in humankind’s most important rituals and rites of passage, including those pertaining to the dead and ghosts of…
Capone, Alphonse “Scarface”
Alphonse “Scarface” Capone (1899–1947) One of America’s most famous and violent gangsters who rose to power during the Prohibition era of the 1920s. Alphonse, or…
Carlson, Chester F.
Chester F. Carlson (1906–1968) was a physicist, inventor of the Xerox photographic process and important benefactor of parapsychology, much interested in the possibility of Survival…
