What If Your First Paranormal Experience Was as a Kid? with Elizabeth Saint

What does it do to you when your paranormal experiences start in childhood and you have no language for what is happening? In this episode of the Ghost City Podcast, Elizabeth Saint of Ghosts of Shepherdstown, Death Walker, and Paranormal Lockdown shares how nightmares, sleepwalking, and the constant feeling that someone was in the room shaped her early life. Later, multiple psychics independently described the same presence tied to her childhood bedroom, giving unexpected validation to experiences she had spent years trying to make sense of. Elizabeth explains how finding the right paranormal community and embracing data-driven investigation helped her stay grounded while exploring the unknown. We also go behind the scenes of paranormal television, from the reality of filming a town-wide case in Shepherdstown, West Virginia to the way editing can shape what viewers think they saw. Along the way, we dive into EVP and ITC communication, environmental sensors, and why intelligent audio responses still feel like some of the most compelling paranormal evidence available. If you are interested in haunted locations, ghost hunting techniques, consciousness, and the balance between skepticism and lived experience, this conversation goes deeper than the usual ghost story.