Discuss video: Poltergeist Activity Ghost Attacks Camera Lizzie Borden Paranormal Activity #8

Having spent the first 25 years (or so) of my life in Fall River and Somerset, I was wondering if any of the initial wiggling of the camers could be attributed to geologic anomalies of the area. Coupled with the fact that you can stand almost anywhere in that area and feel the night freight rumbling through doen the hill on a quiet night, could it have been a train? Consider also the proximity to Route 195, a truck perhaps?

If it was just shaking I could probably agree with you. But this was full 360+ degree rotation, and you could hear the buttons pressed.

Just found this one to be interesting. Can't speak to its validity, since I do not have any information one way or the other.

amoonwolfe wrote:


Wait, SERIOUSLY!?!?! I grew up in Fall River age birth to 12 and Dartmouth 12-18. I lived three streets away from the Lizzie Borden house for 10 years! I even had the privilege of meeting Mary Brigham, who was the head of the Fall River Historical society at the time when I was a lowly Girl Scout at the Armory. She discussed how Lizzie was her across the street neighbor when she was a child living on French Street. SMALL WORLD.