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    The Month of September in Paranormal History

    JCU Paranormal Research GroupBy Updated:2 Mins Read

    A Brief History

    This article presents a calendar of historical paranormal events that allegedly occurred in September!  Please click on the dates below to learn more information about that date’s paranormal history.

    Digging Deeper

    September 2, 2016: Review of Morgan (2016)

    September 8, 1966: The Original Star Trek Television Series Premiers on NBC

    September 8, 2017: History and Headlines reviews Stephen King’s It (2017)

    September 12, 1952: Monster Seen in West Virginia (Flatwoods Monster)

    September 12, 2014: Farsight Studios Makes Affordable Pinball Available to the Masses!

    September 14, 326: Holy Sepulchre and True Cross Found in Jerusalem!

    On September 14, 1975, Elizabeth Ann Seton was canonized by Pope Paul VI, thus she became the first person born in what is now the United States to be granted sainthood.

    September 16, 2016: Review of Blair Witch (2016)

    September 19, 1692: Giles Corey, The Only Man Pressed to Death in America (Salem Witch Trials)

    September 19, 1846: Our Lady of La Salette, Apparition, Ghost, ET, or The Virgin Mary?

    September 19, 1976: The Tehran UFO Incident – 2 Iranian F-4 Phantoms IIs Outsmarted by UFO

    September 22, 1692: 10 More Things History Got Wrong About Women! (Part 2)

    September 22, 1979: Vela Incident, UFO or Secret Nuke Test?

    September 22, 2017: Friend Request, Can a Movie be Too Scary? (Review)

    September 23, 1968: The Feast of the Stigmatic Padre Pio

    September 25, 303: The Martyred Saint Whose Death Brought Springtime

    September 28, 2016: American Horror Story Taps Real Life Once Again

    Question for students (and subscribers) to ponder: Have you ever experienced any paranormal activity in September?

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    Historical Evidence

    For more information, please see…

    Danelek, J. Allan.  The Case for Ghosts: An Objective Look at the Paranormal.  Llewellyn Publications, 2006.

    JCU Paranormal Research Group

    The John Carroll Paranormal Research Group is a student organization that seeks to find out more about the paranormal while being academically intent and focusing on establishing credibility. Founded in the Fall of 2013 by Eugene Claridge and Raymond Camma, the BooStreaks have held many informative meetings that have included guest speakers, such as Dr. Judith Cetina and Bill Kreji, who appeared on Ghost Hunters in 2009. The group has worked with the Ohio P.I.R.A.T.E.S., a paranormal team out of Akron, Ohio, to learn some of their methods and to hear about their work. The Paranormal Research Group has conducted investigations in the following locations: the Cleveland Agora Theatre, the Ohio State Reformatory, the Russell Rhodes Mansion (a.k.a. the Cuyahoga County Archives), and the Sandy Chanty Seafood Restaurant. John Carroll University has recognized the group both in the Carroll News and most importantly, as the "Outstanding Organization of the Year." Not only has the group been able to explore the paranormal subject and investigated historically important locations in Ohio, but members had the fortunate opportunity to see advance screenings of major motion pictures that feature the paranormal, particularly The Quiet Ones (2013). After one academic year, group membership had risen to about eighty members, who seek further journeys this upcoming year. Please check out our Facebook and Twitter pages!

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