Ghost Hunter
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This is a fascinating, astounding collection of the weird and inexplicable, including reports on:
тАФThe after-death messages from murdered financier Serge Rubinstein
тАФThe Bank Street ghost, discovered by a New York Times reporter
тАФThe falling mural of Artist John La Farge
тАФThe rendezvous with Houdini
Fully documented reports of events guaranteed to confound the believer and non-believer alike...Occurrences in the realm of psychic phenomena that defy the laws of nature!
UNBELIEVABLE YET TRUE...
тАЬTrue stories of ghosts and poltergeists...not the figment of the authorтАЩs imagination.тАЭтАФNashville Banner
тАЬUnusual reading.тАЭтАФCamden Courier-Post
тАЬIf your interest has come to the advanced stage of scientific investigation of the occult, this book is your meat.тАЭтАФSacramento Union
тАЬFascinating reading...тАЭтАФThe Hollywood Reporter
тАЬEnthralling...guaranteed to amuse, amaze, baffle and entertain.тАЭтАФAppleton Post Crescent
тАЬPacked with spine-tingling stories.тАЭтАФSan Francisco Call Bulletin
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Hans Holzer (26 January 1920 - 26 April 2009) was an American paranormal researcher and author. He wrote over 100 books on supernatural and occult subjects for the popular market as well as several plays, musicals, films, and documentaries, and hosted a television show, Ghost Hunter.
Holzer was born in Vienna, Austria. His interest in the supernatural was sparked at a young age by stories told to him by his uncle Henry. He went on to study archaeology and ancient history at the University of Vienna but seeing that war was imminent, his family decided it was unsafe to stay in Austria and left the country for New York City in 1938. He studied Japanese at Columbia University and, after studying comparative religion and parapsychology, was said to have obtained a Ph.D. at a school called the London College of Applied Science. He went on to teach parapsychology at the New York Institute of Technology.
His extensive involvement in researching the supernatural included investigating The Amityville Horror and some of the most prominent haunted locations around the world. He also worked with well-known trance mediums such as Ethel Johnson-Meyers, Sybil Leek, and Marisa Anderson.
He died in New York in 2009 at the age of 89.
