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Aether Paranormal investigates Faust Hotel

This past weekend, Shad and I made our way to the quaint Texas town – New Braunfels, to make a short documentary. It was a sweet little place, with lots of great bakeries, mouth watering eateries, and water sports! But that’s not why we were there (although I took advantage of some baked goods!). We were there to document our ghost hunt at the Faust Hotel.

Lorie Nicole – Cherry Valley, CA

I actually have just began working with Britt Griffith who is with TAPS and on the show Ghost hunters. They are beginning to do paranormal classes here on the west coast since britt lives as well in southern california. So the last event we did was just awesome! We did a para class and investigation [...]

Women’s Confederate Home Investigation

Join Aether Paranormal Team as they research and thoroughly investigate the allegations of paranormal activity at the Womens Confederate Home in Austin Texas. In this episode the group teams up with guest investigator, Larissa Ness to spend the entire night investigating this historical building and seeking out its legendary ghosts.

Women’s Confederate Building

So the big surprise investigation location is now revealed – Women’s Confederate Home (AKA: AGE) building in Austin, TX!!

Before we get started, I have to mention how amazingly rich in history this building is. And EVERY person (even a separate back building tenant) allowed us to investigate their areas. Talk about selfless. It was mind boggling to be in a space that huge alone ALL night and ghost hunt. WOW!!! Thank you AGE!!! And thank you to the building manager, Chris, who has been so wonderfully kind to work with.

Ghosts of Goliad (Presidio La Bahia)

For the full documentary check out www.aetherparanormal.com

Let us start by saying that Goliad is a lovely place you should all check out. It’s enchanting residents, ghostly demeanor and rich history offer a well-rounded, profound experience to take with you.

As you’ll see in the video, the first night when we arrived we were on our own. Not much information, other than the location supposedly had ghostly activity, because of paranormal after-life hauntings brought on by the massacre that took place at the fort in the early-mid 1800’s.