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all contemporary, eye-witness accounts and some real chillers among
them! Ghostly splashing sounds from a bathtub—where a man died
of a heart attack. A Banff apartment haunted by a horrifying stench
like a rotting body. "Poltie"—a young man in a dark,
bomber-style jacket—who wreaks havok at an Edmonton radio station.
One employee was hurled off his stool when Poltie tried to possess him.
Smith makes a good point about nonfictional ghostwriting: the ghost
stories are rarely tidy; they don’t always have solid, satisfying
endings, because sometimes we just don’t know… Highly recommended.