Today on the grave talks, My Haunted Fowler, a conversation a small town with a population of around 2,400 people.

However, it seems that many of its former residents have lingered beyond the grave.

From the Erie Historic Fowler Theater to the ominous old Benton County Jail, ghostly

sightings and unexplained phenomena permeate the town's history. Within the walls of the historic Fowler Theater

lie mysterious noises, looming shadows,

and tales of three restless spirits.

The original owner, a manager who passed away

due to tragic circumstances, and the ghost of a child.

Meanwhile, the old Benton County jail bears witness

to Fowler's haunted legacy.

Former sheriff Alva Hartman's Ghost is said to roam the premises, tied to the shootout

that ended his life in the late 1800s.

Visitors report ghostly footsteps and shadowy figures

testifying to the spirits that inhabit this grim locale. Today on the grave talks a conversation with Dwight Sneethan

founder of My Haunted Fowler a social media presence promoting the

paranormal activity at the historic Fowler Theater in

old Benton County Jail and other haunted locations in and around Fowler, Indiana. So Dwight, thank you so much for joining me tonight.

I came across the Facebook page from My Haunted Fowler and I had first come across the Fowler

Theater and somehow you know how you go down a little rabbit hole on the internet and then it led me to your Facebook page my

haunted Fowler. So what what got you to start that page?

So I've lived in Fowler about 14 years.

I'm from the area originally, but I moved to Fowler about 14 years ago with my wife and kids.

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