Ocean County Paranormal

Ok, first of all, I take issue with this headline on The Huffington Post:

After taking time to recover from Hurricane Sandy, Ocean County Paranormal is back.

It's been a long road to recovery after Hurricane Sandy, and Ocean County Paranormal has been no exception. But after rebuilding and regrouping, we've got a brand new episode coming up!

Hurricane Sandy completely interrupted everything we know about daily life in Ocean County. Ocean County Paranormal wasn't immune from Sandy, either.

As Halloween is right around the corner, the Ocean County Paranormal gang heads out to the Burlington County Prison Museum for a scary new episode. We even may have caught some spirit activity right on camera!

As the stores stock up on candy, decorations and costumes, many of us are getting down to full-on Halloween mode. So we want to know, what are your favorite things to do locally around Halloween time?

The Ocean County Paranormal team is gearing up for another episode, and we're taking the show back on the road!

The scariest thing for these Toms River renters may not be the alleged spirits in the house that they were renting, but the legal ruling of People's Court judge Marilyn Milian.

Remember back in the Spring when we first told you about the allegedly haunted house in Toms River? And the story got more convoluted the more we looked into it...

Richard III is one of Great Britain's most famous, and most notorious kings. He was killed in 1485 at The Battle of Bosworth Field during the pivotal "War of the Roses". Historians know that he was buried at Greyfriars Church. The only catch is, they haven't been sure exactly where Greyfriars Church was...until now...