Happy Holidays

Everyone from B.O.S.C would like to say Happy Holidays.We will be getting back to cases real soon.This year we will be checking out a bunch of new places.We will keep everyone posted on the upcoming Investigations.Buisness cards and T shirts are being made now.Thanks to everyone who Clicked on the Google Ads on the Side Of the page to help raise some money for the team.

Happy Holidays and looking forward to a good year of investigations.

Will
Founder Of B.O.S.C

Some Avondale Pictures From 12/12/09

12/12/09 Investigation

On this date we had 2 cases to check out. We went to Avondale Mine Disaster and A residential home in Duryea,Pa.The night started out Cold and us walking through bushes to find are way to get in the Avondale buildings.We then checked out the opening to the mine.As you seen on the site before Avondale was a big disaster that took the lives of 167 people.The mine caught fire and the miners suffocated inside.Today their is a memorial in a few locations surrounding the area.
Investigation 2 was at a residential home in Duryea,Pa.The home is said to have paranormal activity.The recent resident has had some experiences in the home.When we investigated We got a lot of audio.we heard voices and noises in the home. We concluded that whatever is their seems to be not hostel.We are still reviewing the evidence and will post everything here soon.
It was a great night of investigating.Good job Team.

Will
Founder Of B.O.S.C

Upcoming Locations

Avondale Mine Disaster-Subject: Mine disaster, Avondale Colliery, Delaware, Western, and Western Railroad Company, Plymouth, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, September 6, 1869, 179 killed

A wooden breaker constructed over the shaft opening to the underground workings caught on fire. The shaft was the sole means of exit from the mine; consequently, the men working underground were trapped and died of suffocation.

Although gas hazards were due mainly to poor ventilation, many of the mines in (the) early days had but one shaft to the surface. One morning, in September, 1869, in an Avondale, Pa. mine, the wooden beams and planking lining the shaft were set afire by sparks from the ventilating furnace. Flames quickly made the shaft a roaring inferno which no man could approach. For hours, water was pumped into the shaft, and along towards evening rescue parties were able to ascend.

Catastrophes of the nature aroused tremendous public indignation. One result was the formation of a group known as the Molly Maguires, who raised havoc in the anthracite fields, being charged with the deaths of a large number of mine bosses. Although it is doubtful that the Mollys had much effect on improving hazardous conditions, they kept the subject of safety and demonstrated how poor accident experience could be made an excuse for mob violence.

Investigation:12/05/09

This Investigation was at A private residence in Beaver Meadows,PA. This home has a lot of history.We found a few possible evp's at this location.I will upload these soon.Great work team you guys did well on this case.I will also upload some pictures.We recorded some video but didnt Catch anything out of the ordinary.


Will
Founder Of B.O.S.C

Looking for Haunts

Hey everyone we are looking for some Places to Investigate in the area.
If anyone has any Paranormal Activity Please let us know either by the email Boscparanormal@yahoo.com Or By leaving a comment on this page.

Upcoming Investigations:
Avondale mine disaster
Residential beaver mills,pa
residential Scranton pa,


Will
Founder Of B.O.S.C