What was ryan buell haunted by

It does give the behind-the-scenes accounts that fans of the show will want, but it also delves much deeper into Buell's world and his psyche, which was hard for the self-declared private person. Before the book even hit shelves, all the buzz was that in it Buell comes out as bisexual, which he does in a chapter titled "Demons Inside and Out.

It was from a man in his mids who asked me if I think gay people go to hell. He was gay and he really wanted to know. He very much had a fear of it.

And then, not a week, later a kid committed suicide because he was gay. I totally identified the kid him because I was bullied when I was younger.

Those two things are really what made me keep it in the book. Despite that confession being the most talked about item surrounding the memoir, Buell said he really didn't receive support from the people around him.

Fans of the show know that Buell is Catholic, a fact he said hasn't changed since the announcement of his bisexuality. I will be there in the pews to make a statement. In another interesting section of the book Buell asserts that paranormal research is spiritual itself: "What I do is a modern way of looking for god.

It is a way of connecting with something spiritual and other worldly. Buell's interest in the paranormal started when he was fairly young. As he says in the show's opening sequence, he experienced some unexplained phenomena at an early age, but exactly what happened is something that he won't talk about and isn't in the book.

Normally, I really don't put a whole lot out there. Myers believes that she saw a full-body apparition wandering the battlefield, but it was hard to make out in the dark. The current PRS uses an extensive collection of equipment to document the paranormal. Its primary device is a spirit box, which sweeps through radio frequencies as they walk through a haunted location. The group also owns an electronic voice phenomena EVP recorder, an electromagnetic frequency EMF reader, and a dowsing rod to identify sources of water.

Paranormal devices have been widely criticized as pseudoscience by debunkers and skeptics. Myers said that the club is mindful of the stigma surrounding paranormal experiences and research. Most PRS investigations take place in public spaces like Gettysburg or private attractions that charge a fee to enter. Members get advance permission through consent forms for the rest of their trips.

Myers said that the group is hoping to visit Eastern State Penitentiary, a reportedly haunted prison in Philadelphia, for Halloween. The Paranormal Research Society meets at 9 p. Those interested in joining the club can visit its website for more information.

Adam Babetski is a junior majoring in communications. He's from the only part of Virginia without tractors and southern accents. You can follow him on Twitter AdamBabetski for hot takes about sports.

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