Welcome to part two of our conversation with Dave Spinks about imprisoned souls. Tell me more about

your life when you were in the military and then even into law enforcement. How did that square up

with being a ghost hunter? I know you said, you know, sometimes there'll be people just, you know,

they want the verification.

And I have military in my family. I have police officers in my family. And, you know, some are open to the idea of ghosts. Some are, hell no. It's, you know, very fact-based, you know. And if you don't get the fact, it ain't real. So tell me how that's squared up for you with your colleagues and fellow service

people and fellow officers and such when you were out there. And you were kind of the guy that people

would go to on those bizarre calls that would come in and such. Yeah. So, I mean, that's something I

didn't do announce publicly, so to speak. People knew I did it, but, you know something I didn't do announced publicly, so to speak.

People knew I did it, but, you know, I didn't dare talk about it in an open, especially in those days, because it was not accepted like it is today.

Sure.

It wasn't, it wasn't pop culture like it is today, you know.

TV has changed that.

So, you know, and depending on your geographical location, like I'm from what they call

the Bible Belt.

So if you did what I did, man, you would be, you're messing with demons.

You would be criticized.

You could even be shunned by people, you know, for talking about it and doing it.

But yet there's all these people out there that are having these experiences that need help.

And that was my intent to try and help them to try to help explain, look, you know, yeah, you got something going on here,

but you don't need to be worried about it.

You know, it's most likely this

or most likely that. And then there's the cases that are definitely negative in the truth. So,

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