Staff rides and ranger walks are great, but there’s just no substitute for the insight of an experienced ghost hunter:
Among the stories told was one about a re-enactor who was re-enacting a battle at one point and thought he had been “killed” by another re-enactor. However, after the battle was over, nobody else saw the “killing” re-enactor, and Riley implied it was the spirit of an actual dead soldier who took part in the battle re-enactment, thinking it was real.
A subsequent investigation by four adolescents and their dog revealed that the “spirit” was actually a local con man in disguise. When reached for comment, the malefactor stated, “I would’ve gotten away with it, too, if it hadn’t been for those meddling kids!”
Past in the Present 
You’re very cynical these days, Michael.
I know. I’ve gotten bitter in my advancing age.