Ancient prison's Offer Hunting Ghosts tour, you Dare?

The Crime and Punishment Museum, which was once the historic prison in Turner County, USA, offers an unusual agenda. Because, in the building held a tour of ghost hunting and paranormal bring.

As quoted from Albanyherald.com, tours organized by Paranormal Society of Middle Georgia (PSMG) was held on Friday and Saturday nights.

"Old Prison in Ashburn has a lot of 'activities'. We have done a lot of investigations and sometimes we see 'activities' always knowledgeable," said chairman PSMG, Jeffery Vaughan.

The Museum of Crime and Punishment ranked second out of five of the most haunted locations. Additionally, the ancient

prison into the list of places that are most accessible by a paranormal group of Central Georgia.

"Formerly, the place is a prison built in 1906 and used until the mid-1990s. Two people were executed in the death chamber," said Vaughan.

He also added, "If you know about the history of the prison, you can imagine what happens behind the wall, in which many people died in the cell. Is it due to natural causes or killed? We do not know."

"Another group reported 'activities', including an attack and a brick thrown in the basement. We had never experienced violence (of spirits), but we had some audio recordings," he said.

The building consists of three levels. The first floor has been renovated into a small hearing room, a sitting room with old-fashioned furniture, as well as dining and kitchen.

While on the second floor and basement, the atmosphere is almost the same as at the time of the arrest last time out.

The prison was converted into a museum since 2002. Once converted, nearly 40 paranormal group toured in the building.

Vaughan admitted that he got the idea to offer ghost hunting tours after an investigation at the site several times. After a discussion with the director of the museum, they are very enthusiastic about the idea.

"Director (museum) liked the idea of a ghost hunting tour and was glad that PSMG handle," said Vaughan.