Today on the Grave Talks, Life in the Morg.

Lance Anderson grew up in a haunted house.

Night after night, he and his siblings would hear and see spirits lingering in their home,

even though their parents refused to believe or accept these occurrences as fact. Lance knew better. Later in life, Lance's

curiosity about the paranormal would take him on investigations and even lead him into a career

that dealt with the dead on a daily basis.

The morgue.

The morgue is a place where the living don't often find themselves,

unless, of course, their life has ended.

Sometimes it seems the bodies that would enter the morgue didn't seem to understand that their time with the living was over.

This is the story of a haunted life, the haunted life of Lance Anderson.

Yeah, I grew up in what I consider a very haunted house.

When my parents bought the house that we moved into, I was probably five or six years old when we moved in there.

And I remember doing the walkthrough with my parents and my older brother.

He's two years older than me.

And we both refused to go into the basement or up into the attic, even as kids.

There was just something about the house.

That's a kind of a common thing, even without ghosts, for kids to be like, I'm not going to go in the basement. I'm not going to go in the house. You know, that's a kind of a common thing, even without ghosts, for kids to be like,

I'm not going to go in the basement, I'm not going to go in the attic, just the stigma of what

those places are, typically dark, secluded areas that don't really feel like the rest of the

home.

What was it for you that, when you look back on this, that makes that makes you go you know i think that was more than

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