Mt Paranormal Life Investigates Predator-like Entities in Abandoned Cemetery

A recent video posted on YouTube by T Mac takes us on an intriguing investigation of the abandoned Elliott Family Cemetery located in West Branch Park. The cemetery, which was once the burial ground for the first settlers of the land, is now an abandoned site after the third generation family sold it and the bodies were excavated and moved to a nearby family plot. T Mac, along with MT Paranormal Life, takes us on a hike through the park and towards the old cemetery. The area is known for its strange occurrences, and T Mac has had some of the most interesting experiences of his life here. According to him, he has seen an entity of some kind, which he describes as being similar to the Predator from the movie. As they make their way to the cemetery, T Mac shares some fascinating history about the area. He mentions that the Army Corps of Engineers took over the land in 1966 to turn it into a reservoir. Not far from the cemetery is the Ohio National Guard base, which is believed to be the origin of the urban legend about the West Branch witch. The Elliot family's daughter, Lessa, was accused of being a witch and was supposedly killed by pressing. T Mac also shares that he has found artifacts by the pressing site, which he believes to be related to witchcraft. He shows us a piece of a blood bowl and a carbon that looks like a wicked symbol. As they reach the cemetery, T Mac and MT Paranormal Life set up their equipment to capture any paranormal activity. They use a device to pick up voices and capture thermals of any entities that may be present. Throughout the investigation, T Mac and MT Paranormal Life capture some interesting thermals and hear some strange noises. They also try to communicate with any spirits that may be present using a transcend Spirit app. The video is a fascinating glimpse into the world of paranormal investigations and the history of the abandoned Elliott Family Cemetery. Whether you're a believer in the paranormal or just interested in learning more about the history of the area, this video is definitely worth a watch.