Today on The Grave Talks, we continue our conversation with the Phantom Detectives, Joshua Chairs, Melissa Farisano, and Rick Warner.

Because I love history, I feel like history and hauntings go together.

That, like Melissa, that's a special thing that she does.

But I do think that when you do know the backstory in the history, it helps. Yes. Like, Melissa, that's a special thing that she does.

But I do think that when you do know the backstory and the history, it helps explain some of the findings.

And especially like with Melissa, that helped explain her what she had seen and why she's seen Abraham Lincoln, which would be very strange.

Why is Abraham Lincoln in my brain?

Yeah. And there's four types of hauntings. There's intelligent hauntings which directly interact with the living. There's residual hauntings. I think about Gettysburg and the battle.

You know, obviously it's a tapricorre core that plays itself over and over. There's poltergeist,

which are like noisy ghosts. They throw things over and over there's poltergeist which are like

noisy ghosts they throw things around and there's also demonic hauntings which are negative entities

as well so we've um encountered all all four almost literally at different places i mean obviously

we haven't had a poltergeist yet but we've obviously had um i've been in a location where i've had

you know things throwing around.

So not on the team, but obviously as a solo investigator.

So we've all had experiences and we come together to form this amazing organization that is a fan of detectives.

Wait, didn't we see Beetlejuice or was that at the movie theater?

That was at the movie theater.

Do not say it two more times.

I'm so excited to see that new beetle juice, by the way.

Exactly.

Now, Rickwood, would you say that you are, do you kind of, because just talking to the three

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