Oftentimes the specter of Zebediah Marshall isn't a specter but the house settling after centuries. The creepy, low-frequency chanting "Blood, blood, blood" late at night? Just the central air kicking in. How can one tell the difference? Craig Weiler, licensed California general contractor and science editor for the Paranormal Daily News weighs in on eliminating the probable and opening the door to the impossible for your haunted home. Case in point being the Hancock House Massacre And The Ghostly Soldiers Who Guard It. It's unchanged from the time it was first constructed, but there have been some creepy goings-on according to WeirdNJ as they delve into its dark past. But if ghosts are going to linger, they have to eat. Right? The erudite Undine delves into the curious case of The Ghost Who Loved Bread and how some homeowners went to extraordinary lengths to determine if a hungry ghost was really behind their missing bread. Should you happen to enjoy an itinerant lifestyle then Doc Holliday has a few yarns concerning This Mayfield Missouri Cemetery Is Full Of Ghosts And Bigfoot. It's heartwarming if you think about it, spooks and sasquatch living side-by-side in harmony, but there's plenty of high strangness to raise the hairs on your arm. (CS)-- Delivered by Feed43 serviceTHE ANOMALIST