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Paranormal investigator Alison Oborn has seen and heard very strange things

Paranormal investigator Alison Oborn has seen and heard very strange things Paranormal investigator Alison Oborn has seen and heard very strange things Paranormal investigator Alison Oborn has seen and heard very strange things Paranormal investigator Alison Oborn has seen and heard very strange th…

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4,252
Year
2,011
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Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Record ID
4252
Source
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Publication
Conversations
Published
2011-03-30
Narrative type
Ghost Legends
Public-text label
haunted
Archive period
Digital Era
Location
Adelaide Gaol, SA (SA): B
State or territory
SA
Source voice
Abc Public Search Gap Candidate
Publicness
Public Media Page

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Paranormal investigator Alison Oborn has seen and heard very strange things Paranormal investigator Alison Oborn has seen and heard very strange things Paranormal investigator Alison Oborn has seen and heard very strange things Paranormal investigator Alison Oborn has seen and heard very strange things Broadcast date: Wednesday 30 March 2011 Broadcast date: Wednesday 30 March 2011 After growing up in a haunted house, it was perhaps inevitable that Alison Oborn would grow up to investigate ghosts and strange happenings in and around Adelaide. She also takes guided tours around the famous Adelaide Gaol, which is said to have some ghosts of its own. Alison has seen and heard some very strange things, and has sometimes been very frightened, but she is yet to be fully convinced about the existence of the paranormal. Conversations Conversations conversations podcast alison oborn adelaides para

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