Have you always heard that
Falcon Rest Mansion is haunted?

Here's a chance to find out for yourself. Sign up to tag along with actual paranormal investigators for a ghost hunt at the historic McMinnville mansion this Halloween season. They're being offered Friday and Saturday nights, Oct. 28 and 29, and for the first time on Halloween night itself, Mon., Oct. 31.

Debbie Pendleton and her Full Spectrum Paranormal Investigation and Research of Tennessee (FSPIR) team will again lead the groups, expecting to add to evidence of otherworldly inhabitants obtained during previous tag-along ghost hunts.

When asked if she thinks Falcon Rest is haunted, Debbie says, "After two years of investigating this paranormal jewel, I'd answer a big 'YES.' Last year we validated two phenomena that have been reported for many years: a "whistling spirit" and the sound of footsteps when no one was moving. Many participants smelled pipe tobacco, and one group reported feeling something touch several of them in turn, like a "spider web" on the skin that swept around the room."

A short history of Falcon Rest Mansion, a presentation of evidence gathered thus far, and an introduction to paranormal investigation techniques will begin each tour. Then Debbie and her co-investigators, John Lawson and James Jones, will lead groups through the mansion using a combination of audio and video equipment, along with specialized "ghost hunting" computer software, infrared temperature gauges and probes to seek out its spectral residents. New equipment will be added this year, such as the multipurpose "Ovilus PX" sensor used by investigators on TV. Only one tour per night is scheduled this year, as each session has been extended to 2-1/2 hours to allow more time for paranormal searching.

"This is a ghost tour that you will never forget!"

"It's not a smoke and mirrors ghost hunt. This is the real deal. Debra and her team are very professional.
I have been on several tours such as this one ... but not one will ever compare to Falcon Rest."