We stopped at the Tolamato cemetery, the site of many burials and a Native American village. Although brief, we did take photos showing orbs and mists.
We also visited the Old Jail, the site of many sightings. This was a fascinating stay! Sheriff Perry lived there with his family, and has been seen along with his wife, Miss Lou. His deputy, Turner enjoyed tormenting the prisoners. He’s still there! On a previous visit, I toured the jail, and felt a force push me in the small of my back as I approached the stirs. This time, I discovered that Deputy Turner likes to do that! He kneed prisoners to make them fall! Now I know! He thinks people in the jail are prisoners. During this visit, I smelt syrup and cigarette smoke. In the children’s room, the temperature began to drop, according to our Mel Meter. We asked the spirit to drop the temperature to 57 degrees. It dropped, lifted, dropped, lifted. I then said, “Put your hand on my hand and drop the temperature to 57.” I felt my hand get very, very cold. The temperature steadily dropped until it reached 57, and there it stayed. We thanked the spirit, who we believe was one of the children, and left the room.