The Georgetown Hotel Ghost Picture
Here is a photograph that was taken by HPI Paranormal Investigator Holly DeLaughter on Dec. 8, 2007. The location was the Georgetown Hotel, which is a well-known haunted hotel in Georgetown, California.
One of the ghosts is known as Merna. Merna seems to like to haunt room 5. In life, Merna was a prostitute. One night, during an argument with her boyfriend, he threw her from the second floor and killed her.
This photograph is Copyright © HPI Haunted and Paranormal Investigations and has been used with permission. www.hpiparanormal.net
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