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her all-white office in New York
City. She directed Mrs. Warren
to a cabinet, where a long-lost
script was found.
Mrs. Warren also recounts
the story of a New Haven,
Conn., ghost who made fre-
quent visits at the home of an
Irish-Catholic dentist.
"He and his wife had no soon-
er purchased the property when
things began to happen," Mrs.
Warren says. "We brought in a
priest to bless the house, and
that's when all hell broke loose."
Mrs. Warren and her hus-
band, Ed, began researching
the history of the home. They

It All Adds

discovered the previous owner
had been Jewish.
The Warrens found the
man's wife was a gentile who
had had her late husband
buried in a Christian cemetery.
That, Mrs. Warren concluded,
was the problem: "He had want-
ed to be buried in a Jewish
cemetery."
The body was exhumed, a
Jewish service performed and
the man laid to rest in a Jewish
cemetery. And then, Mrs. War-
ren said, "there were no more
problems." The ghost was at
peace. LI

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ennis Hauck is ies of the Gods with William Hauck has served as editor of
ESP, among others, and as a
something of an Shatner.
Mr. Hauck says he has on columnist for journals includ-
anomaly. He
doesn't hold reg- rare occasions seen examples ing PSI Review and Fate.
His National Directory of
ular seances. He has never of inexplicable phenomena.
Once, he was at the home of Haunted Places has more
been abducted by UFOs. He
has never communicated with a woman who had claimed — than 2,000 listings in all 50
Mr. Hauck was skeptical -- states. (The states most
otherworldly beings.
In fact, Mr. Hauck is a that she was being attacked haunted: California and Vir-
ginia.)
mathematician, a former com- by a strange being.
Mr. Hauck, who describes
"Suddenly, I heard a huge
puter consultant and a man
himself as "still torn" be-
who describes himself as
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tween the world of science
"scientifically inclined."
and the supernatural, be-
He's also serious about
lieves he may have seen
paranormal phenomena.
ghosts, but in the form of
Mr. Hauck, of Califor-
"manifestations of light."
nia, is the author of the
Meeting up with one,
National Directory of
he
says, "is like the feel-
just
Haunted Places,
ing
you have when you
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awaken from a deep
Press. His interest in the
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subject began years ago
while on a skiing trip
with friends.
"We saw what we
thought was a UFO," he
says. "As we approached,
it disappeared before our
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A guidebook to ghostly abodes,
sacred sites, UFO landings, and
Later, the men real-
other supernatural locations.
ized it was simply an op-
Dennis Vvialiam. Hauck
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He became active in a
number of paranormal inves- banging against her house,"
tigative groups, such as MU- he says. "I ran and opened the
FON, the Mutual UFO window and looked outside.
The National Directory of
Network, and began working There was an invisible foot
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He served as media consultant something that left two claw
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Later, Mrs. Warren would
learn the reason. Linda
Abrams, a producer from New
York and friend of the two, had
just died.
"There was a real bond be-
tween all of us," said Mrs. War-
ren. "We had a great telepathy."
Ms. Abrams had died sud-
denly of a pulmonary embolism.
At that same moment, Mrs.
Warren had been in church —
feeling uneasy. Both she and
the priest would later realize
they had sensed Linda's pass-
ing.
Days later, Linda's ghost
would make an appearance in

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