Today on The Grave Talks, we continue our conversation about life and the afterlife at the Trivet Clinic with owners Doug Galaher and Tim Trivitt.

So when did you open it up and start letting investigative teams start coming in?

That's probably been more like in the last five years that we've started letting.

We mostly just did the little private tours and things for the first few years.

And then the last five years, we saw that people were really interested in it, so we opened it up

to paranormal groups.

I'm going to guess you stay pretty busy with that.

We have been.

When you search, there are so many videos and experiences that people have shared online

about investigating there.

And a lot of people do the little YouTube videos and everything too.

But I mean, a lot of times it's not the in your face type experience, but it's more subtle.

And like they go back and listen to the recordings and things, and they're really amazed at some of the voices they've captured.

And then even when we do our little public tours in October, which we are open to the public on Friday and Saturday nights.

Oh, yeah. I bet that's busy for you guys.

It is. And we try to keep the price reasonable with $10 a person because we realize if you have a lot of a large family or something, it's hard to bring kids out and let them do something.

So we try to keep it

reasonable.

But some of the pictures, I tell everybody when they go in the house, to take lots of

pictures because you never know, you know, who's going to be in the picture with you.

And we've gotten some really incredible pictures that people have come back out and said,

I think I may have captured something.

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