A cry for help to clear our negativity to Saint Justina of Padua, who died October 7 304, was heard and she was sighted at our overnight paranormal investigation at the Bishops Palace- A gothic style venue in Ballarat Victoria. Dolly of Kyneton Paranormal interviews Katrina who saw this angelic apparation, and Suzy of the Tarot Elf, who were both there when the apparation took place. Susy also chats about how she connects with personal spirits using her Tarot Cards. We also chat about another venue we host at a convent in St Arnaud. Live spirit box chatter is included in the recording. If you want to know what happens at paranormal nights with kyneton paranormal then have a listen.
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