DIARY OF A GHOST HUNTER

May 26, 2025 If you’ve ever seen a paranormal team playing old-timey music in a haunted house or calling out names from the past, they might be using something called the Singapore Theory — even if they don’t know it by name! So, what is it? The Singapore Theory is the idea that we can encourage spirits to communicate by re-creating familiar environments from their time. In other words, if you make things feel like “home” to the ghost, they might be more willing to respond. This could mean: Playing music from the era the spirit lived in Wearing period-appropriate clothing Speaking in the style or language of the time Re-creating old scenes using furniture or props It’s a bit like triggering a memory — but for a spirit. Why is it important? Because it makes communication more natural. Imagine being a spirit from the 1800s. Suddenly, a bunch of modern people with strange gadgets barge in, asking questions in a way you don’t understand. Would you respond? Probably not. ...

                                                    Tucked away in the heart of South Australia lies one of the country's oldest and most haunted buildings: the Old Adelaide Gaol. With its weathered sandstone walls, foreboding architecture, and a legacy soaked in death and despair, the gaol (as it's traditionally spelled in Australia) is a magnet for ghost hunters, history buffs, and skeptics alike.  But what is it about this centuries-old prison that continues to stir whispers of the paranormal? A History Built on Punishment and Pain The Old Adelaide Gaol was officially opened in 1841 and operated until 1988, making it one of the longest continuously used prisons in Australian history.  Built to house South Australia's most hardened criminals, it quickly gained a reputation for its harsh conditions, severe punishments, and the frequent presence of...

  "Is my house haunted?" This question often arises when individuals experience unexplained phenomena such as strange noises, cold spots, or objects moving without apparent cause. People seek to understand whether these occurrences are signs of a haunting or have natural explanations. Before we jump to conclusions, let’s talk about what people usually report when they think their house is haunted. I’m talking about: Strange footsteps when no one’s home Doors opening or closing on their own Cold spots in warm rooms Lights flickering Feeling like someone’s watching you And of course… the classic: things moving with no explanation Sounds familiar? Don’t worry—you’re not alone. These experiences are unsettling, but they don’t automatically mean your house is haunted. Rule Out the Obvious One of the first things I tell people is this: Rule out the normal before you jump into the paranormal. We’ve gone into plenty of homes where faulty wiring caused the...