EPISODE · Nov 25, 2012 · 1H 30M
November 24: Aron Houdini and Faking Paranormal Evidence
from Spooky Southcoast · host Tim Weisberg
"Spooky Southcoast" for November 24, 2012. Aron Houdini joins us to discuss his accusations of the faking of paranormal evidence at Poasttown School in Ohio, and the issues he has had in the days following his report. We also read a statement from Phillip Adrian Booth regarding Aron's claims against the Booth Brothers, and get Aron's exclusive reaction to that statement.
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