Local Ghost Hunter's story gets national attention

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Local Ghost Hunter's story gets national attention

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Story Created: Nov 6, 2008 at 2:45 PM EDT

Story Updated: Nov 6, 2008 at 6:18 PM EDT

(WKTV) - A local "ghost hunter" is helping to put a local landmark on the national stage.

We first told you about Lauren Telarole of Sauquoit the day before Halloween. She wound up one of three finalists on the Sci-Fi channel's 'Ghost Hunters' show.

She entered "Beardslee Castle" in Little Falls as a local spot reputed to be occupied by the occasional other-worldly spirit.

Although Telarole's story did not get top honors, producers of the show will still come to Little Falls to profile Beardslee Castle along with the other two locations.

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Friday, Nov 7 at 9:27 AM Hoagie wrote ...

I've been in the "Dungeon" bar before. I don't nessessarily believe in that sort of stuff,but I know what I saw in there.

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Thursday, Nov 6 at 11:09 PM awesome wrote ...

It's totally cool that they are still going to come here. Keep us posted! And way to go Lauren!

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Thursday, Nov 6 at 9:07 PM HMM wrote ...

a show was already done about the castle being haunted this is just a gimick to draw people in for money

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Thursday, Nov 6 at 3:50 PM whatever wrote ...

It is still cool Doug.... Beardslee Castle is extremely active, I can't even drive by the place without feeling something, creepy

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