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was always busy, so I couldn’t go chasing dead people thought the dining room and up into the bathroom, without looking really strange. Those light feelings changed completely when we visited when the place was closed and empty. It was me and the ghosts (and a few living friends). As I moved, the male ghost countered. This time he wasn’t moving away from me, he was moving right at me. This one-on-one psychic bombardment was most intense in the kitchen. Less so upstairs. That energy was all over the place and a lot of it was residual, not actual spirits. The ghost in the kitchen and surrounding areas had an imposing personality. People or things just don’t seem to get in his way. Each time I attempted to communicate with “John,” I have been brushed aside, ignored. Several people have reported feeling blasts of frigid air go right through them. Paula and I had experienced this in the kitchen, in front of a hot stove. It happened again on the main staircase. Like a sudden cold burst from a car air conditioner on a hot summer day. I would not be surprised if this icy feeling was being generated by the resident ghost — the one I call John. During the investigation in October, I also sensed a female. She was also fleeting, but not as ill-mannered as her male counterpart. She was watching from afar, but not speaking to me. She respected the fact that I was a visitor. I am convinced this ghostly woman is also attached to the previous building, but at the time of the last investigation, I could not determine in what way she was connected. Her movements seemed confined to the upper floor. Was she a guest, or a possibly a housekeeper? Was she the wife of a previous owner? I finally had some sense of the ghosts who are haunting the restaurant. The next thing to do would be to identify them if possible. Audio tapes yielded very few EVPs. Some places I get tons of EVPs, other place, close to nothing. Delaney’s was awash with disembodied voices. Without any physical evidence pointing to the ghosts’ identities, I would have to backtrack through the history of the location. I had learned more than I ever wanted to know about the American House hotel. The problem was, while the American House almost covered the entire block from Decatur to Jackson, it ended at the Delaney’s property. Koenig’s Saloon was at the end of American Row, and that was the building between Cape May Fish Market and Delaney’s. I had heard over the years that a fire had destroyed the building around 1960. A clothing store called Frymire’s had occupied the corner lot where Delaney’s is now for many years before fire took down the previous structure. My theory about the mysterious bathroom activity (of the paranormal kind) was always that the ghosts must have been associated with the apartments that were above Frymire’s. After doing a full investigation with the restaurant closed, allowing me to spread out psychically, I wasn’t so sure anymore if the ghosts belong to Frymire’s time. I sensed food and drinks being served, and heard old piano music. These were things that would connect with the current building and the restaurants that occupied the retail space. What I was seeing and sensing and the actions of the ghosts had little or nothing to do with a clothing store. They may have been associated with the apartments upstairs, but no one I spoke with who exit zero 68 fall
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