Ironshore

IronshorePierre Renaldo A supernatural thriller based on true life events Author's comments and synopsis Throughout the history of man, countless societies have believed in supernatural events and practiced occult rituals in support of those beliefs. Modern cultures have been involved in tracking these manifestations, some witnessed by multitudes, others by a few or only one, making those particular events progressively less credible due to diminishing numbers supporting the authenticity of the phenomena. Supernatural investigators have drawn many conclusions about these episodes of the bizarre and most often come to the determination that they are outright fraud, mass hysteria, hallucination, dementia on the part of one or more of the observers, hoaxes, pranks or practical jokes, and on very rare occasions, they have had no logical explanation, leaving the entire matter to smolder and die out in the archives of paranormal history. Ironshore describes such events that have no logical explanation, said phenomena having been observed by many persons of good and sober reputation, whom I personally interviewed. Most interviewees had no knowledge of other witnesses who had agreed in startling detail on what they saw, describing the ghostly images in minuet accord with many previous onlookers. I discounted many local tales as myths, and the storytellers as superstitious perpetrators of local lore. The fact however remains that I had no explanations about what the believable witnesses insisted they saw, many on more than one occasion. I can only conclude that there is something "to it" regardless of my personal disbelief. I personally had lived in the very premises where the heinous deeds where done, in addition to where the ghostly phenomena had manifested itself to many believable witnesses. All of them had sworn that what they saw was human until they were later informed that what they thought was a living being was indeed the deceased/murdered prostitute, who i