Stan and Teresa Fikes, the husband and wife duo of #Wiregrass Haunts, a local Internet radio show that covers reports of paranormal activity all over the USA, recently welcomed historian #Dale Cox to their program. Cox was invited to share his historical expertise on the program, as well as share a few stories of paranormal encounters he had experienced. […]
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If you should live in the Wiregrass region, you live mere miles away from the location of the former #Dozier School for Boys, incorrectly described as a reform school, a little more accurately described as an abhorrent prison for young boys, and, in more realistic terms, a virtual hell on Earth, full of physical, mental, sexual and
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As mentioned in the latest edition of the #WEBB Paranormal Newsletter, on March 14, 1865, the #U.S. Civil War was nearly over when a battle took place in Newton, Alabama. Newton is part of the American South known as the Wiregrass region, encompassing parts of Alabama, #Florida, and Georgia, so named due to the texture of the grass. Despite the
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