Ghosts

Rosenheim, Germany (1967)
Main article: Rosenheim PoltergeistDr. Friedbert Karger was one of two physicists from the Max Planck Institute who helped to investigate perhaps the most validated poltergeist case in recorded history. Annemarie Schneider, a 19-year-old secretary in a law firm in Rosenheim (a town in southern Germany) was seemingly the unwitting cause of much chaos and controversy in the firm, including disruption of electricity and telephone lines, the rotation of a picture, swinging lamps which were captured on video (which was one of the first times any poltergeist activity has been captured on film), and strange sounds that sounded electrical in origin were recorded. Karger stated that "these experiments were really a challenge to physics" and the disturbances "could be 100 percent shown not to be explainable by known physics."[21] Fraud was not proven despite intensive investigation by the physicists, journalists and the police. The effects moved with the young woman when she changed jobs until they finally faded out, disappeared, and never recurred.[2] [22] [23] [24]

Excerpt from theToronto & Ontario Ghosts and Hauntings Research Society
The beautiful and historic Joseph Schneider house on Queen Street South in downtown Kitchener may have more than just it's Mennonite past to be reflected on in this lovely restored home.

Built in 1840 and acting as a museum today, it's also home to a "mysterious" women who appears in one of the mirror in the upstairs areas of the home.

She is seen snipping something with her scissors (John Robert Colombo calls her "The Phantom Seamstress" in the book, Mysteries of Ontario,) and has been seen to get up and move into the kitchen where, of course, she disappears.

There has been much discussion on ghosts and mirrors and not only in the above mentioned book but also the three "reports" we've received about the museum, the ghost is only seen in the mirror but also, we've received reports saying there is an uncanny sense of being "watched" or not being alone even though the authors of the e-mails we've received said that they had not seen another "living" entity anywhere near them.

Resources
Toronto & Ontario Ghosts and Hauntings Research Society

Wikipedia article on Poltergeists

Stanley Hotel Tunnel "Hello" voice - Ghost Hunters (Youtube)

Prairie Ghosts