Ghost Hunter Plunges 15 To 20 Feet As Paranormal Investigation Goes Wrong
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The woman was searching for ghosts at the Buffalo Central Terminal, which is supposedly a hotspot for paranormal activity.
A ghost hunter in Buffalo, New York reportedly fell 15 to 20 feet during a paranormal investigation inside one of the city’s landmark buildings. According to The Buffalo News, the unnamed 35-year-old woman was searching for ghosts in the nearly century-old Central Terminal building on Saturday when she plunged through a substation roof. She was taken to a local hospital and treated for multiple injuries, the newspaper reported. Her current condition is not known.
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