Welcome to part two of our conversation with Sean Daniel about the reflection of spirits.

Antique stores are always very intriguing to me. I don't do investigating. I just moderate shows about this topic.

I don't blame you. But that's how I like to be involved. I keep an arm's length distance.

But I do like to go and walk around locations that I are known to be haunted. I like to be involved. I keep an arm's length distance. But I do like to go and walk around locations that are known to be haunted. I love antique stores. I like taking weird pictures of antiques. I always have my camera out. And then I just usually like to affect them and make them look spooky. But I'm not necessarily, I'm not really at all trying to capture a ghost or something. I hope one day I just by chance happen to find something or get something, but it'll be completely unintentional.

What drew you to that specific antique store that you're talking about?

Because I'd like to hear more about those experiences there and what has turned into an investigation.

You've got these two big gargoyles out front, and I drive it to work.

I work out of the base out here.

I drive by it every day, and I said, man, I want to go in this place.

I've driven by it a hundred times.

I want to go in.

And I went in, and I'm like, you've got to be kidding me.

Stuff right out of furniture that just looks so gothic. And then I shot a full video on my YouTube channel and people were,

people were like, dude, that is a 17th century gargoyle chandelier. It's got freaking gargoyles on it.

Yeah. Who does that?

Yeah.

I mean, so I'm filming that.

The whole store is just dead quiet.

Yeah.

And then I talked to the owner and he said, man, there's stuff from castles.

There's stuff from, uh, cathedrals.

They're stuff from 200 year old homes from England all throughout this store. And I said, you know, you know that there's stuff here. I've captured, you know, the voice said, you know, it's a joy, crystal clear. When the power went out, it goes, it's a joy. It's right on my camera. Right on my audio. Right on my just regular filming Canon camera. Yeah. And he goes, yeah, but they're my ghost. So he's got a good sense of humor about it. Yeah. But he doesn't seem too alarmed, but the power goes out. And he says, man, there wasn't a, there wasn't a cloud in the sky. I said, I don't know. And the other businesses next door all had power. I said, it wasn't me. I promise.

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