‘Elements of a Haunting’ Looks at Some of the Spookiest Places with Scientific Discipline

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Brandon Alvis and Mustafa Gatollari should be familiar to you if you’re a big fan of the A&E show Ghost Hunters. In the new book Elements of a Haunting, these two look at six haunted locations and discuss their methods and protocols of how they gather evidence.  The places they explore are the Athenaeum in Indianapolis, the Madison Seminary in Ohio, the Worley Hospital in Texas, the Glen House in Missouri, and the Original Springs Hotel and Galena Marine Hospital in Illinois. If these sound familiar, it’s because you’ve likely seen Alvis and Gatollari on episodes of Ghost Hunters looking at these locations.  The book includes details that they sometimes weren’t able to reveal during the investigation.  The two have a classification system for ghosts and hauntings, and hope to show readers how they look seriously at paranormal studies, with the hope scientists will someday do the same.

If you’re a ghost hunter, a fan of Ghost Hunters, or really would like to see the discipline taken seriously, this is a book for you.

Elements of a Haunting is available now from Llewellyn Worldwide.

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