is on the Discovery Network,will discuss it in 15 minutes when it is over

Ok so i'm late, The Show was called A Haunting in Georgia

It had interviews with Heidi, her mom and dad, some segments look like they were taken from unsolved Mysteries like the identifying Mr. Gordy.

Heidi then was talked to she looks great, i'm guessing she is either a senior in HS or College Freshmen now,because in the the segment she talks about being in HS having very little friends,everyone in school would call her a freak,and make fun of her.

The friends she did have a day was discussed in which Heidi and her friend that she was home alone studying with,the 2 girls had heard noises Heidi went to investigate the noise when she saw a dark figure with no face.she would see it again on her aunts porch who lived next door. Heidis younger sister was discussed but not talked to,her younger sister was just born at the time of the UM Segment,their mother Lisa had heard Jordan talking to someone,so she went to Jordans room and Jordan had told her mom she was talking to a little girl but nobody was seen.Her mom had wondered is Jordan going through what Heidi is going through.

A reporter had contacted the Wyricks, when the reporter had arrived he was spooked and left,Heidis aunt had heard creepy laughing by what she described as sounding like children.

Heidi had described seeing a little girl near the Fireplace,Heidi had said she saw a man sitting on her parents bed. Lisa side of the family was investigated as being part of Heidis seeing ghosts possibly being inherited from them, Heidis Grandpa had seen seen ghosts.

A Paranormal Specialist was talked to and she described a tremendous amount of energy in and outside the house. Both good and evil spirits one was a good spirit and was described as a caretaker.


Heidi and her family had went to there church for help,One Specialist had told the Wyricks that both Heidi, her mom and sister are mediums and that the spirits good and evil are attracted to that.

I always thought her parents sounded like hillbilly's or something like that. Bad grammar and that deep accent. :crazy:
Oh well, so was this proven to be legit or was it proven to be a hoax? I've heard both, which is it?????

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It looked like it was proven legit , seeing as everyone that came near the home or went inside was spooked by something, Heidi heard voices and seen people, psychics did tests that came back as positive that something was haunting the Wyrick home,her sister Jordan talked to a little girl, Jordan had told her mom that the girl died in a car accident.

The reporter who was spooked and drove off before even entering the house.,the priest at the church they attend has been convinced it is all true, Why would would a church priest lie?

I always thought her parents sounded like hillbilly's or something like that. Bad grammar and that deep accent. :crazy:
Oh well, so was this proven to be legit or was it proven to be a hoax? I've heard both, which is it?????
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It is easy for others to mistake the Southern way of speaking for a lack of intellect. I grew up in SC and know what we sound like to y'all, but do not mistake the speech for stupidity. Just imagine what a Nu Yawka sounds like to a southerner :)

As for ghosts -- or hants, as they are sometimes called -- we do have a lot of them, real and imaginary. However, those in the latter category are usually prefaced in the usual way of an urban legend being something that happened "to my cousin's girlfriend's father." Due to the strong religious beliefs in the Bible Belt -- and it being a sin to lie -- many folks are right careful about hoaxing on such a grand scale. You hoax about a hant and a hant just might move in to make it true :crazy:

While I have no personal knowledge about Heidi Wyrick and the ghosts around her, I have googled James Scarborough Gordy, finding him and his wife buried side by side according to the memorial listed on Find-A-Grave.

Some have suggested that no sane parents would remain in a haunted house. Tell me how many of you are willing to uproot and move because of something that no one else can see and you can not prove. Ever tried to get a profitable sale on a house known to be haunted? Some folks would rather find a way to remove the spirits or at least control their ability to see them. And there is no promise that you won't just take the spirits with you or move into another equally haunted domicile.

I grew up in a house with my great-grandmother. She'd been dead for over a decade, but no one had the heart to tell her that she couldn't take it with her. We could not afford to move and so we just put up with the old biddy until we all grew up and moved away. For all I know she is still there.

The family and situation struck me as quite genuine.

The family and situation struck me as quite genuine.

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