Apparently this picks up from where UM left off back in 1993 or so, and apparently also the hauntings have continued, gotten worse, and more people have actually "seen" ghosts/people/odd occurrences. Her younger sister, now around 10 or so, was having conversations with a dead girl who had been hot by a car or something.

It was two hours long and very good. The segment had a few errors, though (or maybe the original UM had a few errors, I dont know). They made "Con" out to be a bad guy it seemed. William Roll was also on, who is now about 80 years old, and he dismissed everything as either pyschic ability or natural phenomena in and around the house (electrical charges, etc, that kinda bogus thing).

I don't know if it will air again or when, but this is very interesting and is a must see.

I saw it last night. Some very good aspects, but overall I thought it was a classic case of squeezing maybe 45 minutes to an hour of goodies into a two hour program. I also thought it was out of place for the narrator to be handling paranormal stuff when he's normally the voice of more serious shows like FBI Files.

It was interesting to see Heidi grown up. Also I had no idea how the Wyricks found their home to begin with: another family had abandoned it. The implication, of course, was someone strange may have happened to them also.

OK, I'm confused. When and on what station did this air?

OK, I'm confused. When and on what station did this air?
It was on Friday night from 10-12 pm central time on the Discovery channel.

The show was called " a haunting in georgia"

The show was called " a haunting in georgia"

There was another special titled "Haunting in Connecticut" which was a case that I don't believe UM ever aired. These two "Haunting" specials appear to have spawned a "Haunting" series on Discovery Channel here in Canada at least.

What was the name of the show? I wouldn't mind having it, seeing as I have the Unsolved Mysteries Scariest Ghost Stories set