Ghost Stories with J.J. Allen

This episode dives into ghostly phenomena with a woman working in an old Civil War home that used to be a hospital in the 1860's. This female caller also had a ghostly visit at a home, during a weekend sleepover, where the house was located next door to a Civil War cemetery.

Guest, Johnny Simonetti, talks about personal ghostly encounters.

Steve, from Louisiana tells an impacting story of a Bigfoot encounter deep in the countryside of Arkansas. This is a detailed account of a traumatic event that happened to him in 1975. Trained in the military, he and others came within twenty-five feet of this illusive creature. His tale is chilling and real. Other ghost stories follow.

J.J. Allen interviews Marty Seibel, a seasoned veteran of paranormal Investigations. Marty and his team, Black Raven Paranormal have been to various sites over the past twenty five years hunting for ghostly phenomena. The conversation dives into the ideas of where ghosts come from to some of the great footage caught by their team over the years.

J.J. Allen interviews Ann. She has spent most of her working years in the medical field and in hospice and in home care. In this episode she talks about the variety of life long encounters with ghosts, about helping the elderly pass on into the next realm, and of experiences others have seen and experienced.

J.J. Allen delves into the first alien abduction case from 1961. This story about the Hill's is an intriguing tale about a couple coming down from Montreal, Canada, spotting an object in the night sky. Initially thinking it the moon, then a plane, this story of missing time and the subsequent aftermath is quite compelling.

J.J. Allen dives into the history of the Amityville House, the DeFeos, the crime, and the alleged haunting that occurred later with the Lutz's moving in a year later. This story is one of America's greatest mysteries of the paranormal. Was it true or was it one of the greatest hoaxes created to make money from books and movies?

J.J. Allen discusses his thoughts and his hypothesis on the haunting at 112 Ocean Avenue. He dives in deep on ideas possibly never pondered upon as to what may have caused the haunting and what effects it may have caused on the DeFeo and Lutz families.