is the carol anne chick from poltergeist really dead?
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Yes, she's dead. The older sister is dead, as is the Indian from Poltergeist 2, as is the old man, as is the grandmother. So far, only JoBeth Williams, Craig T. Nelson & the little short lady are still alive! (I think the brother is still alive - but his career is definitely dead)
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I think it was a bit of a mystery, maybe a viral infection...I've been reading the Deleted Sessions (New Awareness Network), and it seems she never really had the best health...this means her inner self did not intend a long life as "Jane Roberts."
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I do. I'm very spiritually aware, I once lived in haunted house. She was about 8 or 9 years old when she died. I was a little older than her about 11 at the time.Most ghost would come to you if have strong energy, or if they just like you.
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I have never "met" a ghost but I know I have "experienced" one. My mother inlaw died and I was at a babyshower of a woman she knew well.  After most the guest left, the four remaining women were sitting at a table when a box of detergent flew off the laundry shelf onto the floor....powder went everywhere.  All the women were standing in the kitchen while the hostess cleaned up the powder and when we returned to the living room their were footprints on the carpet!  Nobody had left the kitchen and there weren't any other people in the home at the time....We all knew at once who had come to the party.
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Well, I can always say just play the game, but that would be to long. Anyway, no they are not dead. What happen is that the little girl that Rose's daughter look at took possession of her and enters her subconscious mind. \nWhen they actually returned to the home they are still in the other world. The game will actually explain everything.
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I have a friend ther.Do you want to contact her?She's a direct decendant of JACK THE RIPPER!!!!
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Jerry Goldsmith. Carol Anne's Lullaby. \n\nhttp://www.geocities.com/hollywood/lot/9045/poltergeist-review.html
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The teen girl from Poltergeist was killed by a boyfriend I believe.  The little girl got sick and died of some disease.
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I have done some pretty extensive research on this, and unfortunately, there is no info available about her.  I even checked out some old questions on here about this, and nobody was ever able to find out her identity.  Sorry!
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She was in the classrooms during the few lessons/lectures (ie: Xavier's lecture about how some psychics can transfer themselves into another's body)  I'm a big fan of the old cartoon show so, her role in the movies has been a big let down.  She has a deleted scene from X-2 where she shows her powers...kinda.
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dont read if you havent seen movie and plan to..\n\nAfter the credits...we see Dr Moira MacTaggart and the catatonic patient. He wakes and says, "Hello Moira," and she says, "Charles?". As Xavier had explained earlier on, he has now put his consciousness into the catatonic patient.
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Thats a good question. She doesn't speak at all with any authority, doesn't get the dry erase boards all nutty  and unintelligable, and really seems to be floundering.\nAll these years (I've channel surfed past Gene since the 70's),\ni wondered who was to be his replacement. She definately is going to run The Cathedral into the ground.\nSorry i dont know the answer, but I hope somebody does.\nThis will be an interesting piece of trivia.
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I've been in more than one. My family members are "ghost senstives" especially me and my mother. I saw the ghost of a little boy of about 6 years old and a mans shadow in a hat and I was hit on the leg in this one house in Pensacola and at another place there was the scent of lavendar perfume and I had a mirror hanging on the left wall that fell twice for no reason and both times it landed on the video case of the exorcist so I moved the mirror set to the other side of the room along with the video rack and once again the mirror fell and cracked the case for the exorcist tape. I took the hint and threw the tape out and the mirror did not fall again after that. When I saw the landlord I asked him if someone had died in the place and he told me no but then a neighbor had heard my story and she told me that an elderly woman had a heart attack out on the walkway and they brought her into the house where she died.  I see images and shadows in the older homes that I've lived in. There was this place that was almost a hundred years old that had sat empty for three years before we moved in and from day one there was an evil prescence felt and my mother was more attune that I was. The focus was in the attic. I always felt a darkness there and my mother said she'd looked up the stairs one day and saw a man sitting in a wheelchair just watching her and she closed the door. Then she said that she saw a woman come through the closed attic door and go around the corner and disappear. That was it for me and I made a cross and placed it over the attic door and my nightmares stopped as well as my mothers. My sister saw a head in the closet and in the dresser drawer.  That house was the worst of all and I was glad when we moved out of it!!
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LEXINGTON, Ky., Dec. 23 (UPI) - The true identity of Sybil, called the most famous psychiatric patient in history, has been revealed 20 years after her case was made famous in a best-selling book and made- for-tv movie starring actress Sally Field. In a book scheduled for release next year, psychiatric historian Peter Swales reportedly reveals that Sybil was Shirley Ardell Mason, who died in Lexington, Ky., in February at the age of 75. Mason had lived quietly in Lexington for over 20 years, painting and running an arts business out of her home. \n\nandregide@mydejanews.com reports: \n\nShirley Ardell Mason, known as Sybil, passed on Feb. 26 of this year, she was 75. \n\nShe had been living in the Lexington, Kentucky area since the mid 1970's. She ran an art business out of her home. \n\nRumors have been circulating for years in the Lexington area that Mason was Sybil. \n\nDr. Cornelia Wilbur, who was Sybil's psychiatrist, had developed a close friendship with her. They were known by the neighbors as fast friends. They were constantly visiting each other, according to neighbors. \n\nA psychiatric historian out of New York City named Peter Swales is co-writing a book and doing a documentary for British television next month about Mason as Sybil. \n\nAs of January 2004, the book and film have not yet appeared.
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I think there are very few honest mediums.  But I'm not prepared to say there are none.  I believe in the human soul, and so I believe it is at least theoretically possible for a person to be in contact across the barrier between life and death.  \n\nI must admit, though, that I expected to have stronger evidence for my theories when Steve died.  I figured he'd come tell me what it was like.  All I've gotten so far is a specific local spot where I feel the contact is centered.  I may have it tattooed.  It's in the upper part of my left breast, parallel with the aquamarine stone that hangs on the chain I wear all the time (except in the shower), which Steve gave me soon after we met over 20 years ago.  \n\nBut then Steve committed suicide, so he may not have the necessary serenity to make such a contact.  I hope he knows I have forgiven him.  Maybe he'll get in touch more obviously someday.  I'm sure not prepared to spend money for a medium to make the contact, though.
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I'm listening to a recording of her right now ; )\n\nA remarkable but accidental discovery has come to the attention of Ghost watch Ireland of a bundle in the Irish linen mill unearthing a recording almost a century old and archive newspaper reviews of singer Helena Blunden. We invite you to listen to this recording of Helena Blunden singing Pie Jesu which was made on 24 January 1912, just three months before her tragic death. We also publish an original review of her singing which appeared in a parish magazine a week after Helena's performance. News of the discovery of the recording and reviews was withheld until we received expert opinion which confirmed that the find was authentic.\n\n\nIn 1912, Helena Blunden was a 16-year-old worker in an Irish linen mill who had aspirations to be an opera singer. Hurrying to get to a concert one evening, she tripped on a mop and fell over a stair railing to her death. Her spirit, they say, still haunts the mill. Her footsteps have been heard along corridors, on the stairs and in a utility room. The webcam broadcasts live from a print room on one floor of the mill. You can report a sighting if you have one. They also have an actual recording of Helena singing, which was made just three months before her death.\n\n\nSo the question is-do you believe??
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My belief in ghosts ties in with my belief pertaining to the afterlife. I believe in personal truth, meaning that if Mary believes that she will go to Heaven when she dies, she will go to Heaven when she dies; if Joe believes in reincarnation, he will be reincarnated; if Lucy doesn’t believe in an afterlife, than she will just cease to exist.\n\nI also believe in ghosts, and that you can become a ghost several different ways. If you believe you will become a ghost, than that’s a given; if you’re unsure of what will happen after you die, you will be stuck in limbo until you figure it out; if you do not fulfill at least one lesson or goal predetermined (by fate) for you to complete, you will be incapable of moving on into the afterlife until whatever is left incomplete is accomplished; if someone is unable to cope with your loss than their grasp on you will hold you back from moving on until they find closure; or if you have some sort of personally set goal you wish to finish before leaving, you have the chance to do so as a ghost before moving on.\n\nI have had a ghostly experience, as well. My late dog, Kristy, died early in January of 2004. Later that year, my fiancé and I were watching the house for my parents while they were gone for a few days. Being the only two living beings in the house, I could not explain this phenomenon any other way than to say that Kristy had stuck around. My fiancé and I had been downstairs for the past few hours watching TV. I went upstairs to get something from my room, and in the hallway outside my door, there was a oval-shaped section of carpet, the same size Kristy was when she would lie down and curl up, that was matted down and warm to the touch. I called my fiancé up and he noticed it too, so it wasn’t just me. Why else would the carpet have been warm and matted down if it hadn’t been Kristy? Besides that, for a few months after she had died, from time to time I would hear the jingling of her collar as if she were scratching her neck, or I would feel as if she were in the room with me.\n\nYou don’t always have to believe in something for it to exist.