We’ve always said, We started GSPR to learn ...

And what we’ve learned since the summer is that it can be a real challenge to keep up with an avocation like this, and have a life at the same time!

After having been practically, pardon, “dead in the water” since the start of the summer, we have finally found the time to get the massive audio files from the May investigations at Burlington together, and will start getting those out to the participating teams starting on Oct. 21 at the NJGHS-NNJ meeting.  The full investigation reports are underway as well.  Very interesting stuff - Did a child ghost contact the team by inviting us to play Badminton?  Did an prisoner from years ago place a hand on our investigator?  We’ll have the details out in the new year.

Also on the learning front - being in his Junior year at school means Mark’s learning is consumed these days by items likely to appear on the SATs.  Until they ask for Essays on the hereafter, We’re hard pressed to challenge his schedule much further.  He is doing a new project on research with Eastern State, but it is the very normal kind - comparative penal reform systems. 

Fortunately, too, things in the nearby communities have been quiet.  We’ve heard of a few locations in the S. Jersey and Philly area that were looking for a fully documented investigation - so stayed tuned for that news.  And, Of Course,

                        Happy Holidays!