Update for July 24, 2008

Jeff Belanger is the creator of ghostvillage.com and an author of several excellent books on the ghostly realm. His latest book "The Ghost Files" is a must have for anybody who is interested in learning about paranormal encounters and the research behind it. This book features several real encounters with ghosts and all else that goes bump in the night.

Join us today as we take a sneak peak at the book and feature one of the real-life encounters from the vaults at ghostvillage.com. You won't want to miss The Encounter.






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Update for June 29, 2008

Dave McRae is a professional Voice Artist, Filmmaker and award winning Actor currently living in Toronto, Ontario Canada. He has experience in many areas of the film industry including screenplay writing, editing, cinematography and directing. With many short films under his belt, Dave is in development on his first major feature entitled, Port Robinson Road.

The experience of Port Robinson Road, which was his first and most memorable experience, happened to him in his second year of college some years ago now. It took place over a span of that entire year and changed not only his life, but the lives of those who were involved.

Read as he recounts the ghostly experience of one of his group members. You won't want to miss the House on Port Robinson Road.





June 18, 2008 update

Pamela Kinney is the author of Haunted Richmond. Richmond Virginia names Edgar Allan Poe as its native son! In this book you will take a wonderful ghostly tour of some its most famous haunts. Amongst some of its chapters you will learn how Virginia's governor shares his mansion with ghosts and why its very own Byrd Theatre has more to offer its customers than movies.

Join us today as Pamela takes us into a fascinating ghost hunting experience that she recently took part in. You won't want to miss Investigating Cold Bluff Battlefield.



June 4, 2008 update



Katherine Ramsland, Ph.D. is a prolific writer. She has written more than 25 books on topics ranging from the subculture of vampires to her journey into the world of paranormal activity in the book GHOST. She has written guidebooks to Anne Rice's fictional worlds with "The Vampire Companion: The Official Guide to Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles." Her most recent work is "The CSI Effect" and "Inside the Minds of Serial Killers." She holds graduate degrees in forensic psychology, clinical psychology, and philosophy.Currently she teaches forensic psychology at DeSales University in Pennsylvania.

Join us today as she recounts a set of eerie and unexplainable encounters she had while investigating a known haunted location. Click here to read.



May 19, 2008 Update



True-Ghost-Story.come welcomes Jason Figgis of October Eleven Pictures to our true ghost story feature.

As an award-winning director of October Eleven Pictures (Dublin, Ireland), Jason Figgis has an extensive background in the entertainment industry, having worked creatively on two series of Murakami Wolfs hugely successful TV animated series Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. He went on to work for the 'Roger Rabbit' creator Richard Williams on The Thief and the Cobbler and for Steven Spielberg on Amblination's American Tail II - Fievel Goes West, creating special effects. Since moving to directing Live Action in 2002, Jason has directed award nominated and critically acclaimed The Twilight Hour, the award winning Cursed, including other well received feature documentaries for Sky One, Discovery Channel, SVT Sweden, RTE 2, and Sky Arts. Currently Jason is in post production on his debut dramatic feature film 3 Crosses.

3 Crosses -- which is being released this summer -- is a dark, revenge thriller co-starring Titanic's Jonathan Hyde. The film is about three Polish-Irish brothers. When one brother is killed, the other two stop at nothing to seek revenge. It is set in a noir future of no particular time or place.

Join us today as Jason shares with us a very fascinating ghostly encounter that occured in the King's Head Theatre in London, England. Click here to read.