If you weren’t going to be reading enough spooky and hair raising stories this weekend I wanted to add just one more to your repertoire, it certainly gave me the chills… I believe that there are spirits (real -life experience) one that I won’t get into right now but I have 4 family members that can attest to this, so it definitely happened (yes… yikes).

But the story I wanted to share here with you guys is one I came across from reading my favorite coffee news outlet Sprudge, according to an article in the Marietta Daily Journal- paranormal investigators Mr. Aymerich and Ms. Kieffer picked up and experienced paranormal activity this month at the Cool Beans Coffee Roasters in Marietta, Georgia. Baristas who have worked at the shop have felt that things were quite spooky for a couple of months from eerie sounds, chairs being completely knocked over, and things being completely misplaced (as in someone mysteriously is moving them, yikes) !! The paranormal investigators used their gadgets to get to the bottom of this—  according to the article in The Marietta Daily Journal:

“The star piece of equipment in Aymerich’s bag was something called a spirit box, which he said rapidly sweeps the radio spectrum, like turning the dial on your car radio up and down extremely fast. Paranormal investigators say those shifting frequencies make it easier for spirits to communicate with the living. When Aymerich turned it on, it produced static white noise interspersed with split-second bits of songs and radio talk.”

The spirit box was asked a couple of questions and it received a couple of answers which were a bit comical but nonetheless answers ( this spirit’s got soul):

    “The place that seemed to get the most activity was a private booth, the one to the left when you walk in the front door. The ghosts there were mostly uncooperative, though a few times, they offered what the ghost hunters called responses to questions— and what skeptics might call random radio noise. At one point, Aymerich asked the spirits whether they liked tacos, and a voice in the speaker immediately repeated what could have been the word taco. He said ghosts sometimes respond more readily to humorous questions.”

I know you were expected to be scared but I actually loved that this spirit has a sense of humor, it’s authentic whether you believe in spirits or not,  so I wanted to add this part of the story. They later head to the restrooms as it seems like there was quite a bit of activity there, and in an office upstairs which sent out the wave detectors to go off.  That’s enough for me to be spooked and if you want to hear how the story ends check out Sprudge’s article “This Georgia Coffee Shop is “Definitely Haunted” or the rticle I found this story in “Ghost hunters find evidence of paranormal activity at Cool Beans Coffee Roasters” from the Marietta Daily Journal… Happy hauntings!! 🙂