Today on the Grave Talks, part two of Haunted Lake Tomahawk with author Mark Palbicki.

One thing that you do in the book is, you know, you talk about all the ghost stories and, you know, the different people from around town have.

And then you go ghost hunting.

And so you actually investigate these places and you go into really great detail on your investigations.

And, you know, as far as who was there, what evidence, the equipment

you had, what was one of the places that you investigated, like you talked about the American

Legion, you've got that in here. What was a place that you investigated that you really, when

you left, you did feel like you'd experience

something. The final investigation I had, I let it know that that was going to be the end of it,

was the village cafe again. The first time we were there, we had experienced some stuff,

but the second time, you know, we had a little bit more experienced.

And my team, I call it Falkrum because half my team were skeptics and the other half were kind of true believers.

I would bring Rod Umwaffe in.

He's a Franciscan friar and he's also a Catholic deacon. So he would give us prayers of

protection and stuff so nothing would follow us home. But it definitely was a village cafe. And it

doesn't have to be at night that activity can happen at any time, any place.

We were there within five minutes, not even the time we got our equipment set up.

Things were already happening at the village cafe. By the time we figured something out, it was later on the way home, but we had one of them connect cameras where they connect the dots, kind of make it like stick people out of them.

We were getting these stick figures and all of a sudden we were interacting with them.

Jeff Brown at the eye, it wasn't only me that sensing and picking up on stuff.

Jeff said that it's's on open in his brain

where he was like they were trying to connect with him as well. And we have this on film where

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