Welcome to part two of our interview with Stephen Asher about the haunted Saint Vincent Academy.

I wonder I mean because when you have that many things going on in such a condensed area.

And if you don't leave your area all that much, it's the norm.

And you almost think, oh, well, you know, every place is like this every town has this many

things that go on around it was that kind of what the attitude was as you you dug

and you talked to more locals that maybe they didn't realize just how much

of essentially a honey pot the place is of paranormal activity?

Well yes and no I mean there's there's some that who were kind of in the know, people that would follow,

um, like say, like the ghost hunter shows and stuff like that.

Sure. But then they also knew a lot of times then when people would flock to these areas,

and then it's like, look, we're at itty bitty town. We've been doing pretty good.

Let's just kind of keep you up.'s sleep and dogs lie it's a very

popular I've heard that man I could man I thought a quarter for every time I've heard

about something I questioned about I'd be a rich man but it's kind of a lot of it's

it's like that but and that was the old guard but the younger people who have been exposed to

Ghost hunting our our paranormal investigations are just

You know seeing movies about this know, the insidious and whatnot.

It's kind of in an armchair way, it's kind of cool.

It's kind of a claim to fame.

There was a place, which is, which is unrelated to the book, but in Eastern Kentucky, around

a place of an area called Owensville.

And I went there because there was a, I think I may have talked to you before about the Kentucky meat rain.

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