Haunted: About Half of Us Say We Have Been – May Still Be

Since today is Halloween, a story about ghosts in The New York Times has grabbed our attention.

A survey, done by a home security company, reveals that nearly half of homeowners have believed that the (or a) house they lived in was haunted.

Another survey concludes that 44-percent were convinced they had lived in a haunted house.

Researchers attribute the increasing believe in ghosts to paranormal docu-dramas, a decline of religion, and pandemic jitters.

Or maybe the ghosts are getting restless?

Worth noting:  Nobody interviewed for The Times story had ever encountered an aggressive or violent ghost.