Welcome to part two of our conversation with Shelley Pruitt.

When you started investigating, what was, what's your goal or what was your goal when you

started?

And I guess maybe we'll kind of transition into what is it today?

That is a very interesting question.

I'm not even certain that I can answer that, but I will give it my best shot.

When I first started investigating, I really just wanted to understand things that scared me.

Things that a lot of people don't want to look at.

And in doing that, you kind of have to look at yourself.

Like, why am I afraid of this?

Why, you know, why did I always want to sleep with the light on?

Why did, you know, I got to figure this out.

And that rolled back into, you know, my very first encounter with anything I couldn't explain as a child. And now it's more

I want to, I want to tell someone, and I say someone, someone else's story. I want to know why

they're there. Because again, being stuck has to be

awful. And I am a big believer in that sometimes I think that we as living spirits can trap

other spirits here and keep them from moving on, whether it's we don't process our grief

correctly. And we, if you think about it, as a parent, if their child is crying, you're not going

to let your child just cry. You're going to put your arms around him. You're going to hug and

you're going to hold them. And potentially a parent that passed away and they see their child crying at the grave site,

well, maybe that child who is not processing the passing well,

that parent's spirit isn't going to leave because it wouldn't have,

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