You took the words right out of my mouth Sully. I was very impressed with the demeanor of the team on both of these investigations. I only have one issue, when they were investigating the private residence. Kris and Amy were in the bedroom/former TV room that contained the sofa that the homeowner claimed would be moved at least a foot. The TAPStresses said they could debunk it because the floors were slanted and hardwood. I live in an older home with (much beloved by me) slanted hardwood floors, and I can honestly say that NONE of my furniture (especially something as heavy as a sofa) moves out of place on its' own. I don't think you can genuinely say that, because a flashlight will roll on a floor, that means a sofa could be moved by gravity alone.

Other than that, I appreciated all of the good solid debunking that took place. The Union County video footage left me scratching my head a bit, as well. Not quite sure what to make of that yet, and I can't wait to hear others' opinions on the subject!

 Okay, this is what I noticed.  There are two while pillars between shelves of the bookcases, after the second one, there is a space to walk into the next row of bookcases, right where the podium (small classroom sized one is stored there) is sitting.  But it appears that straight back, there is more room, enough where a person could be back against where that row ends, walk a bit forward, then duck into the aisle to (the apparition's right, our left).  Them sitting there and saying there's no where to go, when I see that aisle right after the second pillar made me say "Silly guys who want me to believe this, say what?"!  And the weird thing is the Sheriff didn't even point it out.

 No FLIR of the event? WOW! Try to actually make it look paranormal for once, I'm surprised!  As for stating it looked female, how do you come to that conclusion?  It's dark, you barely see it, but by it's "demeanor" it looks female? Perhaps because no male ghosts were reported?  To be honest, it looked male to me, broad shouldered, no slight build.  I guess I will have to look again and compare it to the size of the bookcases back there.  But there is definately a way for the "ghost" to go.  There is an aisle to the viewer's left past the 2nd column, and it sure looked to me like that's where it turned.  And again, it's Jason and Grant right where all the action happens, but if we are to believe that they are sitting where they state they are, there has to be a definate 3rd party involved, if this is a hoax. I don't know, it also didn't really seem transparent to me, but solid. Maybe why they didn't want to use the FLIR, too many people not feeling that a hot, solid object is a ghost.   I'm just a bit skeptical on this one, because of their mistatement of the lack of exit route.  But I will check again, make sure I saw the aisle and the turn before the second column.  And for transparency as well.

off topic, but mine is a memorial to my buddy "Tasslehoff" who kept loyal from 1989-2001, quite the character, so loyal to the apt that the maintenance man would call ahead to make sure someone was home, he was terrified of him, my big, fat (later years) grey tabby. Sure miss the guy and Tika, our gal cat, black & white longhair, 1989-2005, used to sleep on me like Snoopy slept on his doghouse, always seemed to find a sore spot to curl up on and warm up and make feel better. She was just the opposite, ran most of the time when we had visitors, but when sleeping on me, and hear a noise, would emit a little growl and head that way, like I was a big kitten of hers. I miss those kids.