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    Ghosthunter: Adventures in the Afterlife

    By Tom Robertson and Murray Scougall

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    Tom Robertson has spent a lifetime hunting for ghosts. His quest to uncover the supernatural started at the tender age of seven with his first terrifying encounter with the Black Lady of Larkhall. It was a day he would never forget. Since then, Tom has embarked on countless investigations of the weird, the freakish and the unexplained. In some cases he has uncovered perfectly rational explanations -others remain a mystery to this day. Ghosthunter is the astonishing story of Tom Robertson's most challenging cases, including his encounters with the Black Lady, the Maid of the Glen, the Big Grey Man of Ben MacDhui and a castle-dwelling vampire with an unimaginable connection to the legendary Prince of Pop, Michael Jackson. These fascinating tales will stretch the imagination but they all happened to ghosthunter Tom Robertson.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBlack & White Publishing
    Release dateSep 15, 2010
    ISBN9781845027735
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