Today on The Grape Talks, Dark Hauntings, a conversation with Ashley Lucky. Why is it that some of us are drawn to the darker side of paranormal investigation?

No matter how many stories we hear about the risks and the horror

that some dark locations can bring on the living, they still draw us in.

Is it the unknown?

Is it the human desire to help someone in need, even though they may be deceased?

Today, we discussed the drive to investigate the dark with Ashley Lucky on the Grave Talks.

I can't pinpoint, like, one, like the first time I felt something or saw something that made me so intrigued.

I think growing up, I had a bunch of imaginary friends, but I don't remember

that as much as my mother does, seeing me go out in the front yard to quote unquote school and

talking to this teacher and something all day in the front yard. But as I started to grow up, it was more high school that I was really, really intrigued with

it.

And me and a couple girls would go around to haunted places around Pittsburgh.

And one of us would get scared and scream and run away.

But the paranormal wasn't as big then either. So it wasn't

like a lot of people had a bunch of equipment was going around to these locations. So,

yeah, it kind of started in high school. And then I got the opportunity to work with people that

had the same interest and wanted to take it

seriously and had the equipment and were ready to really go after it. Awesome. I still can't

believe that. Just one of those things where it's kind of in you. You've always been drawn to it,

you would say. Yeah, I think I also have always been really good at, I thought I was always just really good at like reading people and like feeling people's emotions.

I thought everybody kind of could do that.

And then as I got more into the paranormal, I realized that it's not just, oh, I'm just good at reading people.

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