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The dreadful howls of coyotes are common in the shadows surrounding Medina County, but perhaps something else, something entirely more fearsome, lurks in the night. In 1906, the specter now known as the Woman in Black so terrified residents in Medina Square that a curfew was imposed. Restless spirits, rattling chains, and nefarious deeds are rumored to have occurred in a farmhouse in Sharon Township. Legend has it that about 100 years ago a witch preyed on the residents of Liverpool Township, and the ghost of a teenage boy is said to haunt the men's restroom at Plum Creek Park in Brunswick Hills.
Join parapsychologist Brandon Massullo as he sheds light on the ghostly lore surrounding Medina County's restaurants, libraries, freeways, parks, and more.
A propos de l'auteur
Brandon Massullo is a clinical therapist, author and parapsychologist and holds graduate degrees in clinical counseling from the University of Toledo and psychological research methods from the University of Edinburgh in Scotland. His research at the University of Edinburgh centered on electromagnetic fields (EMFs) and ghostly encounters, and he studied within the Koestler Parapsychology Unit at the University of Edinburgh. Brandon has been a participant and featured speaker in numerous paranormal forums and events, including
Coast to Coast AM and the Parapsychological Association's 60th Anniversary Celebration. His research has been cited in parapsychological journals, newspaper articles and mainstream books. Please visit Brandon at his website (Hauntedtheories.com) or on Facebook or Twitter (Haunted Theories) for more research into ghosts, apparitions and all things paranormal.
