Pat Fitzhugh

Author, Researcher, Paranormal Adventurer

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Pat Fitzhugh - Author / Researcher / Paranormal Adventurer

About

Pat Fitzhugh is best known for his extensive research and books about the history, legends, and lore of the American South, and his epic investigations of the paranormal. His experience in the field spans nearly four decades.

His work has been featured in major newspapers and magazines, and he has over 300 radio and TV gigs to his credit, including appearances on The Learning Channel, The Travel Channel, Turner South, and A&E. He also appeared in the 2006 motion picture DVD, “An American Haunting,” starring Sissy Spacek and Donald Sutherland.

When not researching cases and sharing his findings on radio and TV, Pat Fitzhugh can be found speaking at paranormal conferences, teaching classes on paranormal research, and leading live, professional investigations of America’s most haunted locations.

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"From Turkey Creek – A Memoir" Fan Page on Facebook
"Ghostly Cries From Dixie" Fan Page on Facebook
"MORE Ghostly Cries From Dixie" Fan Page on Facebook
"The Bell Witch: The Full Account" Fan Page on Facebook
"The Outlaws and Ghosts of The Natchez Trace" Fan Page on Facebook
Pat Fitzhugh Channel on YouTube
Pat Fitzhugh On Amazon
Pat Fitzhugh On Goodreads
Pat Fitzhugh's Fan Page on Facebook
The Bell Witch Web Site

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