Yes, that was my point exactly! He see's something he likes and "That big screen TV is totally haunted. I'll take it off your hands and put it in my 'Museum', which just also happens to be my 'man cave'."

Oh this bottle of rum in your cabinet is haunted by the ghost of Captain Morgan himself. You see, his ghostly image is right here on the label. I'm going to have to take it and put it in my museum as well.

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My god, I've never seen the high EMF readings as I'm getting from your haunted Bose stereo system. You really should do something about that. I'm here to help and will remove it for you. Duh.

Anyway, the thing I noticed is that if there is an item which has "haunting issues"; I guess all of that will stop when the collector takes it to his cave right? Wrong. They neglect to tell the viewers that and if the guy knows anything, he shouldn't be taking it home. Another duh.

“Beam me up Scotty, there's no intelligent life down here.” J.T. Kirk

I think I remember one episode where they explained their specially designed Haunted Item Storage Cases (R) that look exactly like the cake displays at my local diner.

I've made the point to several people about taking a suspected haunted item home and placing it with hundreds of other haunted items in my cellar . . .

"You can't fool me cuz I'm a moron!"

John Zaffis is a stellar demonologist-too bad he got hooked up with such a total turkey of a show. hey, dude, this Fender Strat is, um.....uh....haunted. I'll just take it out of your house and put it in my, er.....museum and your "problem" should vanish. Yeah, right, sure......ugh.

John does have a good reputation amongst us (though there are plenty who would disagree).

He has been doing the haunted item thing for a long time so I will allow for the sake of arguement that he is sincere and occasionally accurate. My problem is that while I believe in attachments I tend to think that a spirit is more often than not attached to a place, event, or even a person(s). I do believe I have encountered one that was attached to a kitchen cabinet (seriously) once.

Maybe the show is highly "cherry picked" as to which locations they show us, but I do not believe at this point based on my own experience that object attachment applies to a majority of hauntings as the show would lead one to believe.

But, and I AM NO EXPERT ON THIS, the only thing a glass lid is going to do is keep an object dust free. I mean the ghosts aren't "living" in the objects like Genies are they?

All i can figure is the show is a victim of bad editing, and any explanation of what really happens to the items was edited out. At a seminar he mentioned his museum is protected by many protection spells, but he didn't elaborate.

Well, maybe it is creative editing, because I think the whole team tends to jump to conclusions, either way too fast or makes a broad statement that something is haunted with the absolute flimsiest evidence.

Most stuff they call evidence, I would throw out.

TressesOfNephthys wrote:

So THATS why I am being haunted by a three headed parrot that wears lipstick........

I don't think I would bring stuff home either, that's all I need is the dead nuts running around my home, I like to use old recorders like the one I have is a COBY cassette recorder, when I went to the cemetery to see my ma I asked a few questions it was day they close at night, and all I got was knocking sounds, had to turn it off at times there next to the Burbank airport, but the knocking was kind of creepy, no voices but I think that a recorder old fashion works just fine than digital but then that is me. I want to go again soon and when I do I usually leave the recorder there recording and I go walking around the cemetery, when I do I will see if I can download it it being a old recorder and all..