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Continue reading →: The Curse of James Dean’s CarAs part of a Hoosier family, you wouldn’t be surprised to hear that my first and middle name would have been “James Dean” if born a boy. In a state that produces wholesome basketball stars, James Dean was our rebel that smoked cigarettes under the bleachers. James Dean loved speed.…
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Continue reading →: Indiana Cemeteries: Eller and SpannuthI grew up in Fishers, IN and would always drive past Spannuth cemetery (near Conner Prairie). I was jealous that people got to share their backyard with a cemetery, a constant reminder of the shadowy boundaries between life and death. Since it was near the road and without parking, I…
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Continue reading →: Dolls to the Wall: A History of Haunted DollsHaunted dolls have always been my greatest fear, which I blame on being introduced to the movie Chucky far too early in my youth. This fear grew when my dad told me of the scary nightmares (or not?) he had of his teddy bear flying around the ceiling at night. A…
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Continue reading →: Indiana Cemeteries: Heady CemeteryWhen I was a young girl living in Fishers, IN, my friend and I found a cemetery in the middle of our subdivision. Its location seemed random, but modern development building around (and unfortunately on top of) old grave sites isn’t new (I mean there’s a grave in the middle…
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Continue reading →: The Jesuit and the PoltergeistRecently, my grandmother passed. She was a devout Catholic and left behind piles of rosaries, saint amulets, and containers of holy water. When looking through her books, I found Herbert Thurston’s Ghosts and Poltergeists. I wasn’t surprised to find the text, because she passed on to me her interest in ghosts. We…
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Continue reading →: Boo!I’ll be posting soon! For now, please visit the About page for more information. -Ashley
