Robert James Wlodarski, Anne Powell Wlodarski
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Welcome aboard the world's most haunted ship, the Queen Mary, where you can step into the past, and easily imagine what it must have been like to sail
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aboard this luxurious ocean liner. Memories abound throughout the ship, and so do GHOSTS! The Queen Mary seems to be a gateway or door to another world where unexplainable things continue to happen with regularity. Whoever, or whatever lurks in the shadows, can be seen, heard, smelled and felt. For those who have witnessed the events, it is all too real. The ship represents a kind of "dead zone" that sends a shiver up people's spines, makes their hair stand on end, or causes them to seek the safety of a well-lit room, and find comfort in other humans. These events continue to occur with regularity to people of all walks of life- skeptics and believers alike. As parapsychologists suggest, when there are so many memories and emotions, there is bound to be residual energy and a potential for hauntings". There are numerous accounts of inexplicable noises, the sound of footsteps when no one is there, banding noises as if someone is working on long since removed equipment, mysterious voices carrying on conversations or laughing, ghostly children playing on the stairs, enigmatic cold spots and icy winds in airtight areas, lights turning on and off by themselves and objects disappearing, being moved, or tossed about. This guide to the Haunted Queen Mary also Personal accounts of hauntings, including a midnight seance; A map showing locations of the most frequent hauntings; Recommended reading; What to do i you see ghost; Tips for releasing a troublesome spirit; The ghost hunters kit; Documenting your haunted Queen Mary event;
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