Today on the Grave Talks, part two of navigating the paranormal, a conversation with author Alan Cornelison.

How did you feel when you walked away from that place, well, maybe relieved, to being gone?

I got up one morning. I forget, it was like the fifth morning.

I got it before Robert.

And the cameras were still rolling.

My Canon FX 205s, I have a 105 and a 205.

And they have, they had big slots in them for the big, for the big CS card.

They're big cards. cards i mean they'll hold

lots of data like seven hours each i got up before him we had this like a little apartment that

was on on site it was like a little building that they were going to convert into like a little

teeny uh like a efficiency apartment it had like a stove refrigerator stuff in it no furniture i had i had like a stove, refrigerator, and stuff in it, no furniture.

I had, like, an air mattress. And I got it before Robert, and I thought, I'm going to go up there and just take a look around.

And I was so stressed. I got up that morning, and I just felt like, I could feel my chest, which felt heavy.

I felt sick. I felt a lot like I always did at the stage coach in.

I just, I knew that something was affected my spirit.

I knew, I just knew there was a heavy weight on me.

I walked into that place and I grabbed that camera and I looked straight at it.

I've got to, it's on video, I just, I've never presented it. But I looked, I looked dead in the camera and said, I don't know if I can do this anymore.

I don't know if I can be here anymore. And I, I, it was like a 10 minute or five minute just,

just just just just, just talked to the camera. I had to talk to somebody and it was this black

eye and that's all I had.

And I didn't want to share it with Robert, you know, but I was, I was in a really bad spot.

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