THE CLASS 3 AND CLASS 4 DEBATE

The Class 3 or Class 4 is what most people would think of if you said "Ghost," a humanoid ghost, usually floating.

However, many people have asked me what the difference between a Class 3 and Class 4 are, considering they look the same. I replied that if a ghost remembers some of it's previous life, it was a Class 4, if otherwise it would be Class 3.

It now seems, after some research, it seems that Class 4s are simply Class 3s after they have been identified by the Investigators! This may have made some of my previous posts and Quora answers incorrect. I apologise greatly.

On a Semi-related note, I may have detected evidence of a ghost in a Bar on Aberystwyth Seafront! I'll discuss this in a future post!

Sorry for the inconvenience, and Happy Hunting!

Possible Ghost?

ACTUAL NEW VIDEO!

Well, here we go again! This new video is the last part where we investigate up in Aberystwyth Castle, do tell us what you think. I'm sorry haven't been uploading for a while, but we've been caught up in a lot of non-paranormal related events, mainly the Penweddig Eisteddfod.

The next episode will come soon, but until then, Happy Hunting, and enjoy the video!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPQZUGW3hW4

GROUNDHOG DAY CLASS 6'S!

Happy Groundhog Day!

Yes, it's already the second of February, and because of the festivities going on in Punxsutawney, I though we should celebrate here, by talking about the ghosts of animals!

A ghost of an animal is designated a Class 6, giving Class 6s a lot of wiggle room. Sightings include everything from ghost dogs, which allegedly inspired the Hound of the Baskervilles, to a question I answered on Quora involving a ghost hamster!

Some claim that Class 6 ghosts express similar traits to their living counterparts, only extended greatly. This is why ghost dogs are very loyal, ghost bulls are always angry and ghost cats are rarely seen doing very much. (These are all examples of ghost animals around my area.) Every animal also seems to be more malicious than when alive, in the same way as Class 5 ghosts.

So, Happy Groundhog Day! Enjoy your six more weeks of winter and, finally, Happy Hunting!