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Valley View Paranormal Society A group of individuals who have each had their own paranormal experiences. Shortly after Lora, Lisa, and Mindy joined.

The group was formed in 2003 by Jeanette and Bille, each who grew up having paranormal experiences. The group has grown over the last few years... group members are...

Jeanette ~ Founder
Billie ~ Founder
Mindy ~ Co- Founder ( In remembrance)
Brian ~ Tech Specialist
Ashley Smith - Case Manager

~ Investigators~

Conley
Lora
Lisa
Don
Angie
Rick
January
Brittany

02/11/2024

Time for some shopping :)

30/10/2024

28/09/2024

Stop it.

20/04/2023

Tee hee

24/02/2023

Tell me your best paranormal experience and where it happened

15/09/2022

Good morning :)

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This is the place where I got a cool EVP last year..Aledra. On July 1, 1863, the men of Alfred Iverson's North Carolina Brigade had arrived at Gettysburg and were preparing to outflank the Union First Corps at Oak Hill. This spot was the northernmost point of Seminary Ridge. They were formed into their line of battle and advanced towards a line of trees about 300 yds. away. The Brigade was made up of the 5th, 12th, 20th, and 23rd North Carolina Infantries. To their left front was a low stone wall but they paid it no mind, they were confident in their success. They believed that they were about to crash through the woods and roll up the flank of the Yankees on the other side. Suddenly, a vast sheet of flame erupted from the stone wall. Some Federal soldiers,who were crouched down behind the wall, could not believe their good fortune at having an entire Confederate Brigade served up to them on a platter, so they burst over the top of the wall and let loose a withering volley at the unsuspecting rebels. Unfortunately for the Confederates, Iverson, their commander, had not deployed an advance line of skirmishers in order to prevent any surprises. Hundreds of North Carolinians fell in straight lines just as they had marched. In the days after the battle, they were buried in an unmarked mass grave, virtually in the same spots where they fell.

My Iversons Pit Gettysburg EVP...Aledra..listen with earbuds

Ghost box session June 11, 2011

VVPS was practicing using the ghost box. Although while recording it is hard to understand and gives you a headache but when you review evidence it starts to make sense. Actually a really interesting peice of equipment!

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