By Charles Moss
Located in the George Washington and Jefferson National Forest, Braley Pond is a popular recreational area located 30 minutes outside of Staunton, Virginia. It’s also one of the most haunted campsi
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Seth Tinsley reflects on his life in prison after the murder of Christopher Kennedy, while Kevin Robertson offers his thoughts on the choices Seth made the night of May 22, 2003. Charlie discovers new information about Christopher’s death and ponders the afterlife with his childhood mentor, Rabbi Richard Sherwin, and Dr. Edward Kelly from the University of Virginia’s Division of Perceptual Studies.
Charles Moss - Creator & Host
Mike Trebilcock - Sound Designer & Composer
Bill Colrus - Story Editor
Shelton Brown - Logo Design
Keith Finch - Additional Artwork
Ashton Lance - Web Developer
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Charlie Moss and Kevin Robertson meet Shea Willis at Braley Pond to revisit the events that transpired during his murder and six months later when Shea and Chris Pugh investigated the area. Shea explains the art of dowsing and energy reading, as well as her insights into the origins of the mysterious paranormal activity that’s been happening at Braley Pond since 2003.
Charles Moss - Creator & Host
Mike Trebilcock - Sound Designer & Composer
Bill Colrus - Story Editor
Shelton Brown - Logo Design
Keith Finch - Additional Artwork
Ashton Lance - Web Developer
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Christine Day believes she is a Pleiadian Ambassador, someone who is embodied by an interdimensional race of beings called Pleiadians. Robert Perala is the co-author of The Divine Blueprint and the victim of a mysterious abduction that occurred in 1977. Though Logan describes Pleiadians in episode six as something akin to “shadow people from another dimension, entering our reality through a portal,” Christine and Robert offer a different view on what these beings are. Meanwhile, Dr. Leah Broussard, a physicist at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, is working on an experiment to see if there is indeed, a portal of sorts, to another kind of reality.
Charles Moss - Creator & Host
Mike Trebilcock - Sound Designer & Composer
Bill Colrus - Story Editor
Shelton Brown - Logo Design
Keith Finch - Additional Artwork
Ashton Lance - Web Developer
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Logan Guinn isn’t like other paranormal investigators. He describes himself as more of a demon hunter, someone who doesn’t waste time on spiritual chants or rituals. Together with his wife Brynne, they seek out spirits, ghosts, and demons and kick their asses. At least that’s how he describes it. Logan has a knack for the dramatic. But he also believes he knows what’s going on at Braley Pond, and it’s not from this world or dimension. Shea Willis and her mother Jennifer also go into more of their past experiences with strange creatures that seem to have followed them throughout their lives.
Charles Moss - Creator & Host
Mike Trebilcock - Sound Designer & Composer
Bill Colrus - Story Editor
Shelton Brown - Logo Design
Keith Finch - Additional Artwork
Ashton Lance - Web Developer
Interested in learning more about Dybbuk boxes? Here’s a link to my article for Input Magazine.
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Staunton, Virginia has a rich history that goes back to 1738. But it’s the paranormal aspect of the city’s history that fascinates local ghost hunters like Marty Siebel, Curtis Lee Wimer, Dawn Biery, and others. The paranormal community in Staunton is tight, where everyone knows each other. Of course, this community is not without its controversies, some of which are explored in this episode, along with Staunton’s most haunted places. Another kind of paranormal investigator, a science enthusiast named Kenny Biddle, voices his opinion on the legitimacy of what Shea experienced at Braley Pond, along with parapsychologist Brandon Massullo, author of The Ghost Studies, a book that answers the questions, “What are ghosts and what causes them?
Charles Moss - Creator & Host
Mike Trebilcock - Sound Designer & Composer
Bill Colrus - Story Editor
Shelton Brown - Logo Design
Keith Finch - Additional Artwork
Ashton Lance - Web Developer
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Gang-related violence was rampant across Virginia in the early 2000s. In this episode, Ginny Newman, director of the Central Shenandoah Valley Office on Youth, talks about the Staunton area’s gang problem during the time of Chris Kennedy’s murder. Seth Tinsley, along with his sister and mother, reflects on his troubled childhood, and Jeff Kennedy, Chris’ father, as well as Kevin Robertson, Chris’s childhood best friend, talk about the path that led him to join a gang, and the choices Chris made that ultimately led to his death.
Charles Moss - Creator & Host
Mike Trebilcock - Sound Designer & Composer
Bill Colrus - Story Editor
Shelton Brown - Logo Design
Keith Finch - Additional Artwork
Ashton Lance - Web Developer
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The events at Braley Pond were only the beginning of Shea Wilis’ troubles. She is plagued by mysterious events in the months that follow and her young son Zack is convinced he sees the ghost of Chis Kennedy in their house. Shea also goes into her background as an energy worker and empath and the troubled childhood she experienced because of them. Her mother Jennifer Hensley also talks about her own abilities, and we are introduced to their mentor, Joey Korn, who owns and operates Dowsers.com, a website that offers spiritual services and products such as space clearing, retreats, and dowsing tools.
Charles Moss - Creator & Host
Mike Trebilcock - Sound Designer & Composer
Bill Colrus - Story Editor
Shelton Brown - Logo Design
Keith Finch - Additional Artwork
Ashton Lance - Web developer
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Seth Tinsley explains in detail how the events of May 22, 2003 unfolded, why he and another member of the Staunton-based gang Gangsta Disciples, lured Chris Kennedy to Braley Pond and murdered him, and the aftermath. Kennedy’s childhood best friend, Kevin Robertson, reminisces about growing up together with Chris, his feelings about losing his friend so young, and how he heard about the murder.
Charles Moss - Creator & Host
Mike Trebilcock - Sound Designer & Composer
Bill Colrus - Story Editor
Shelton Brown - Logo Design
Keith Finch - Additional Artwork
Ashton Lance - Web developer
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Braley Pond is a 4-and-a-half acre recreational area located in the George Washington and Jefferson National Forest — just 30 minutes west of Staunton, Virginia.
On May 22, 2003, 19-year-old Christopher S. Kennedy was murdered by local gang members. Two of the members lured Kennedy to Braley Pond, stabbed him 13 times in the chest and back, and then dumped his body into the water.
Six months later, Shea Willis and Chris Pugh, two local paranormal investigators, visited Braley Pond to look into rumors of strange occurrences happening there - ghostly figures hovering above the water, the sounds of children laughing at night, and an evil, unexplainable presence lurking there.
What they found was unlike anything they could have ever imagined.
Charles Moss - Creator & Host
Mike Trebilcock - Sound Designer & Composer
Bill Colrus - Story Editor
Shelton Brown - Logo Design
Keith Finch - Additional Artwork
Ashton Lance - Web Developer
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The podcast currently has 11 episodes available.