Several years ago Rochester Paranormal had conducting a special Halloween early morning show with WOKR television which had taken Ms. Lee and myself to both Ellison Park and the Geva Theatre in Rochester New York.
Geva had always maintained an active reputation for being haunted which through the years had been reported by many of the theaters own work crews and theatrical actresses and actors.
So the WOKR reporter at that time had challenged us to actually find and capture evidence of the “White Lady of Geva Theatre”.
And they were surprised and perhaps a bit shocked that we actually did just that.
For a time afterwards one of Gevas directors had been concerned about our captured evidence proving that “Geva Theatre” was indeed haunted might possibly damage the theaters reputation.
So we had actually waited several months before having released our original photographic evidence.
All this was several Halloweens ago when Ms. Lee and myself and walked the lonely silent rooms, some filled with costumes and a variety of props while others were more like a fantasy jungle of fabric shapes and colors creating a surrealism of shifting distortions in time and space as we made our way in search of suspects no less enchanting than those characters portrayed on stage.
Geva Theatre, Ladies and Gentlemen is very much haunted.
And it was Ms. Lee along with myself J. Burkhart, who had been the very first Rochester group of paranormal investigators to explore and publicly reveal this fact.
Director J. Burkhart is an independent, innovative, psychic medium paranormal researcher with more than 40 years field experience involving anomalous, cryptozoological, diabolical possessions, hauntings, indigenous shamanic, and ufological exploration.