She's here. In the nineteen eighty two movie Poulter Guys, the suburban family's
world is turned upside down when a malevolenth force takes up president in their television
set. A plain old woman named Carol Woods experienced a similarly possessed TV,
but the spirit was friendly. In fact, she recognized as her recently deceased
grandmother. Perhaps it had something to do with the fact that the woman was
laid to rest on Friday the thirteenth, for the ghostly pranks started almost immediately.
All of a sudden, the TV went a wire. Carroll told a
reporter for the Dallas Times Harold it would change channels, adjust the volume very
high, and turn itself on in the middle of the night. It was
a new television still under a warranty. A repairman was caught to the house
twice, but the supernatural set continued to act up. That is until Carol's
grandmother became bored with it and decided to change venues. Finally, the TV
settled down, and grandmother took up residence in the smoke alarm, making it
beep all the time, laughed Carol, adding it's just the kind of thing
she would do. The smoke detector was not the playful spirit's last stop.
After a while, Carol began to sense her grandmother's presence and the upstairs bathroom.
At that point, she began to community with the ghost. I started
talking to her, asking specific questions, Carol told The Times Harold the answers
she explained would pop into her head. It was a nice opportunity for Carol
to get to know her grandmother a little better, but it seemed that even
spirits can be touchy about certain subjects. When Carol asked her grandmother about a
child she had had late in life who supposedly died, she got mad and
left for good, well not quite for good. Carol did report that she
sensed her grandmother's return sometime later. Sometimes I feel very watched over, she
said. It's probably a warm, comfortable feeling, as long as the appliance
are working all right, He