Today on the Grave Talks, Ghosts of the American Revolution, a conversation with Sam

Beltruces. The American Revolution was one of the darkest chapters in the history of a nation.

Death, destruction, and the worst of human nature made themselves known all those

years ago. But is the energy and emotion from that tragic time locked in history? Or do the same

dark thoughts, fears, and anxieties remain today, not only in the living, but in the souls

of the very people who once walked this earth in physical form all those years ago.

Today we hear about those spirits and listen to their words as we discuss the ghosts of the American Revolution.

Obviously, there's a lot of books out there and a lot of research and talk about ghosts and stuff with the American Revolution.

What was your interest point in this?

What did you think you could bring to the table on this topic that others could not or have

not?

What angle did you want to take with launching this book?

Well, my purpose with writing goes to the American Revolution is to kind of do it the way that I do my other books, which is approach it as someone who is clairvoyant.

And not only my historian, I kind of view myself as a psychic time traveler, which fits perfectly with the ghost of the American Revolution.

So I looked at the different locations with a lens of someone who knows the history, but also was really fascinated about

talking to the spirits and communicating with the spirits along the way.

So was there any moments? I mean, what was it for you that made you go, you know, I want to do this topic.

I want to look at this one specifically because you've obviously focused on all different

things from hotels and whatnot. But what was your driving idea? What was the kind of the moment

that sparked you to go in that direction? The moment that sparked my interest in the American

Revolution had a lot to do with the mob violence associated with the Salem Witch Trials.

And I know that's kind of kind of a weird, a weird comparison.

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