Georgia’s Haunted Attraction Camp Blood Announces Visit by Haunt Analyst

Carrollton, GA – Camp Blood has been thrilling Georgia scare enthusiasts since 1993 and continues to draw more visitors each year. On October 20th, Harold Berryman of Haunt Analyst Georgia Ghost Hunters will visit Camp Blood to answer questions about real live ghost hunting and paranormal investigation.

Haunt Analyst Georgia investigates and documents reports of ghosts, hauntings, and paranormal activity in Georgia using scientific methods and electronic equipment to rule out natural causes for reported phenomena. They help people understand and cope with possible paranormal activity in their homes or businesses by providing them with reliable investigative evidence, guidance, and support. Using the most up-to-date video, audio, and surveillance equipment to document their investigations, and constantly exchangeing ideas and information with other nationally recognized paranormal investigation teams, the Haunt Analysts are involved in a continuing effort to improve their investigation techniques and remain at the forefront of paranormal research.

Camp Blood Administrator Mark Atcheson notes that in 2007, Camp Blood will be taking horror to a new level, adding Mabel’s Bled and Breakfast as a second haunt promising visitors the opportunity to “Spend one night with us for the "Rest" of you life”! Atcheson is very excited about the visit by the Haunt Analyst and visitors should have a wonderful time.

Camp Blood and Mabel's Bled and Breakfast are open Friday and Saturday nights beginning September 14th thru September 29th. Then Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights beginning October 4th thru October 27th. We will also be open Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday October 29th, 30th and 31st. The frights begin at 9pm. We close weeknights at 11pm and weekends at midnight. A complete schedule is available on the new website.

For more information, visit Camp Blood on the web at www.campblood.com. The Haunt Analyst website is www.hauntanalyst.com.