(MURFREESBORO) When things go "bump in the night", it may be more than a bird in the attic or a mouse behind the wall. While making renovations at a century plus structure on the Murfreesboro square, the new owners of Church Street Galleries became curious and contacted a local paranormal group.

The results of their extensive study will be revealed at 5:15PM this coming Thursday (11/12/2020) evening in a free public gathering at Church Street Gallery, 124 N. Church Street. 

Eric Snyder told WGNS that the first study was conducted on the second floor of the historic building . . .

Then the paranormal team came down the steps and headed to a century old safe that once was a part of Murfreesboro Bank and Trust. That is where there appeared to be a strong connection with two youth--Robert and Sebastian  . . .

At this point the new business owners were deep into a study of what had occupied this space over the past 113+ years. Then the conversation really turned bazarre . . .

All three of the owners of the new Church Street Gallery had various sensation levels as the paranormal society soaked-in data. In addition to Snyder, Meredith Clayton Metier and Mary Miller Veazie were drawn-into the paranormal investigation. 

Again, the findings by the society will be presented to the public at 5:15PM this coming Thursday night (11/12/2020) at the Church Street Gallery, 124 N. Church Street.