A special crossing over episode live from the Barwon Park Manor, and 1867 Bluestone 42 room mansion in Winchelsea, Victoria Australia. Featuring Asha Edwards, a 19yrold crossover medium who draws in indiginous, children, gays spirits and the forgotten souls like a magnet to heaven. She is also Dolly Adamson's daughter. We call it Charlotte's web because Charlotte the spirit is heard very clearly and very audibly in this episode. She seems to be right by Dolly and Asha's side. Dolly and Asha help move on Elizabeth Austin the original owner of the mansion but untangle a Charlotte's web of stuck, indiginous souls in the process. Live from a public paranormal investigation with evp's that will make you think we've made them up. But we haven't. It's real. Ghosts are real, spirits are real and we are really happy to have helped out so many souls go up to their mob and family
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