Subject: Saturday's Investigation Report.....
Date:11/21/2005
From: LordOfThyNight@aol.com
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Last night we headed on up to Orlando the top party city in the country to do some really nice historical investigations. I do not think your going to find a lot of ghostly photos from last nights trip but they are significant places when you talk about the developments of Orlando.
 
It was Jason's last investigation for the next 6 weeks so I wanted to make it a fun little trip. Although in December we got some pretty major adventures coming up for the holidays.
 
We visited five locations and it was a strange night not so much with ghost activity just all of the incidences that happened. I do apologize that my report is late and I have not done sends in two days. A friend that attended one of our group parties a long time ago is staying with me for awhile she will help with some investigations in the future she is a clairvoyant so I hope to work her into the team long-term.  So I want to apologize not doing any sends for a few days I been sort of ummm tied up lol but seriously I will get everything caught up today.
 
I also still be contending with court being my pre trial is tomorrow hope my evidence will clear my name. But anyhow getting back on track we visited Maitland Cemetery, Church Street Station, St. Luke's Cathedral, Harry P. Leu Gardens & Mansion, and Mizell Cemetery.
 
It was just Jason and I do not know what happened to all those people interested in investigating lol. But it was a wild weekend and a wild night of investigating and so our adventure begins here.
 
Maitland Cemetery
 
We started off at Maitland Cemetery which is real historical. It was well lit but extremely peaceful even upon entering. We stopped at a vault and gathered our gear. I could have sworn I see something move in the cemetery from right to left.
 
I only caught a glimpse of it but other then that the cemetery was dead.
 
I took us to the oldest section and a monument erected to explain the history. One grave was broken in 3 pieces while others were laying on the ground or broke in half.
 
We walked towards the front which was darker and had this entrance walkway full of wrought iron and vines consuming it. This area was very cold lots of energy around here.
 
We then walked in a loop around the cemetery which was not very big probably a hundred stones maximum. There was a strange odor here it was very fresh maybe flowers or maybe a residual type of smell.
 
Many burials here are pioneers of the town of Maitland which really is part of Orlando. The walkways in the cemetery are overgrown by grass even so its really an old place. It seems like however it would be one of these places that is hot and cold with activity. We then went to our next location which was Church Street Station.