Slice of the Paranormal

08/17/2025

Spooky Sunday Slice

“Cinema Salem’s Pig Lady”

Slice of the Paranormal has a Hog Wild week ahead, so to keep with this weeks theme we are going to discuss a Pig Haunting! Cinema Salem is Haunted by a spectral pig of Alice Parker.
According to Assistant Manager Peter Horne, said multiple coworkers have had experiences at the site. A former manager saw a man in black sitting in theatre no. 3. , he ran to kick the man out to only have him disappear. The man was wearing coattails from the Victorian era. A man’s face has been seen in the projectionists window. People have been pushed by an unseen force. The theatre stands on the site of Samuel Beadles Tavern in 1692. The site where John Westgate claimed he was attacked by a spectral hog sent by the witch Alice Parker. The spectral pig had a pigs body but the head of Alice Parker. Alice was ultimately hung on gallows hill as a witch under this spectral evidence. Be sure to check out the Salem Witches Memorial and visit Alice’s tribute rock. If you want to know why this week is all about pigs, be sure not to miss Wednesday’s Episode!

08/14/2025

Here are some pics from our trip to Hotel Edison in Sunbury. A place with big history, ghost stories, and maybe a guest or two that never checked out. Hear all about it plus our pizza stop in the latest Slice of the Paranormal episode

08/13/2025

New episode of Slice of the Paranormal! We’re in Sunbury, Pennsylvania investigating the haunted Hotel Edison—where Thomas Edison debuted his three-wire lighting system and dreamed up his mysterious “Spirit Phone” to talk to the dead.

We also explore local legends like the Peanut Baby grave, Civil War Drummer Boy “Boultie,” and wrap it all up with some Pennsylvania pizza.

Episode 43: In this week’s episode of Slice of the Paranormal, we travel to Sunbury, Pennsylvania to investigate the haunted Hotel Edison—the very site where...

08/10/2025

Spooky Sunday Slice

“Flight 93 National Memorial”
6424 Lincoln Hwy, Stoystown, PA 15563

The Flight 93 National Memorial is a memorial built to commemorate the crash of United Airlines Flight 93, which was one of four aircraft hijacked during the September 11 attacks in 2001. The permanent memorial was completed, opened, and dedicated on September 10, 2011. 10 years after the killing of all 33 passengers, 7 crew members, and the four terrorists. The heroic efforts of the passengers saved an unknown number of lives. It’s been said by some that the site retains the ghosts of this horrific tragedy.

Much paranormal activity has been associated with the site of this famous 9/11 air crash. There have been reports of voices. One man, as reported by Johnstown TV station WJAC, heard a voice ask “So what now?” The guards said that they could hear someone knocking on the trailer door and then heard muffled voices outside of the trailer. Their theory is that the ghostly passengers were trying herd the terrorists into the trailer as a sort of prison, to protect those living beings by the trailer. One guard reported that while he was getting into his car the trunk went down, as if someone were sitting on it, and moments later sprang back up, as if the person jumped off. The guard also said that he saw a girl dressed in a blue baseball jersey and jeans by the park gate. She had light brown hair and glasses, and disappeared as he approached her. He saw her again in a photograph of the passengers. These phenomena were all reported by guard Robert Wagstaff in an interview with Patty Wilson. Photographs of orbs by the Memorial have also been taken. The site is a national park, and open to visitors.

Sources:
* Tilted Forum Project
* Wikipedia

08/10/2025

Slice of the Paranormal met some spooky people at the 3rd Annual Central Pennsylvania Bigfoot and Cryptid Festival

08/06/2025

🎙️ New Episode Out Now 🎙️
We visited New Hope Pennsylvania to explore The Creeper Gallery, a haunted antique shop packed with cursed dolls, ghost stories, and a chilling atmosphere you can feel the moment you walk in.

Created by artist and collector Donna Marian, the gallery blends dark art, haunted objects, and real paranormal energy. Inside, we heard about spirits like Mike the Hanging Ghost and Madeleine, the young girl believed to haunt one of the dolls.

We stepped into the infamous Red Room, filled with allegedly cursed items and artifacts tied to real hauntings. Paranormal investigator John Ruggiero from New Jersey Paranormal has explored the location several times. The footage they’ve captured is truly unsettling.

We went to see it all for ourselves
Then grabbed a slice at Market Pizza right down the street

Check it out now. If you dare.

Episode 42: In this episode of Slice of the Paranormal, we travel to New Hope Pennsylvania to explore The Creeper Gallery, a strange and haunted antique shop...

08/01/2025

Check out our stop at Old City Pizza in Philly. Have you been here?

07/31/2025

Philly gave us bricks, ghosts, and Betsy Ross... and also a few statues that need to check their angles.
We wandered Old City like colonial creeps, soaking in haunted vibes and historic charm. Swipe through for America’s oldest stitches and accidental mischief in marble.

07/30/2025

New Episode Alert – Philly’s Haunted Roots Run Deep
We didn’t come to Old City for the Liberty Bell, we came for the ghosts.

In this episode of Slice of the Paranormal, we walk the haunted streets of Philadelphia’s historic core, chasing whispers from America’s past. From the shadowed corners of Independence Hall to cold spots near the Betsy Ross House, something’s still lingering... and it isn’t just history.

And of course we had to grab a slice at Old City Pizza: Revolutionary or just reheated nostalgia? We’ll let you know.

Episode 41: In this episode of Slice of the Paranormal, we explore the haunted heart of Old City Philadelphia. While tourists search for history, we came loo...

07/28/2025

Great time at the Gettysburg Battlefield Bash this weekend and we got to see some great people while we were there including Vortex Ghost Gear and Swartz Paranormal Investigations

07/27/2025

Spooky Sunday Slice

“P Noel Rock”

The team will be in Gettysburg today at the “Gettysburg Battlefield Bash”, so for today’s Slice it’s only proper to direct people to a lesser visited monument, the P. Noel Rock!

According to the story, a young Gettysburg woman was traveling the road on a dark, snowy night. Peggy or (Pauline) Noel was returning home from a trip to Fairfield and was running late. To make up for lost time, the coachman was going too fast for the poor conditions that evening. As they approached the bridge, the horses tripped and fell to the muddy roadway. The driver was thrown to the side of the road. He looked back in horror to see the coach topple and the doors spring open. Peggy Noel was thrown from her coach. She became entangled in the large spoked rear wheel and to the driver’s horror he saw her decapitated. The head of the young woman rolled across the bridge eventually falling into the water below.
For days they searched the banks of the creek to no avail. Eventually Peggy went to the grave headless. Rumor tells us that the family did not mark the grave. They couldn’t bear the thought of visiting a site of such horror, a grave with a headless co**se. There is a rock out on the battlefield just north of Devil’s Den with the letters P. Noel carved into it. To this day no one knows when it was put there or who did it. Could it be the final resting-place of Peggy Noel?

According to folklore, the ghostly finger of P. Noel carved this inscription into stone near Devil's Den. If that isn't spooky enough, supposedly bad luck will fall on anyone who retraces the carving with his or her finger. However, it is more likely that the carving belongs to Park Noel, who was born in Gettysburg in 1868. In 1888, Noel joined a crew that helped erect monuments on the Gettysburg Battlefield. Did he make his own monument to himself on this rock, too?